Losi 1/16 Mini B Pro Roller 2WD Buggy $143 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Manusdei on 09/11/2022 - 17:21 amazon.com.au (732 clicks)
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NOTE: extras required for fully functional car - Motor/ESC, Battery & Charger, Servo, Radio transmitter and receiver, paint is optional I guess..

Seems pretty cheap as most places are selling the roller for about $240AUD? I'm going to pull the TX/RX from a couple of crawlers I've got, and bought a brushless setup, servo and batteries from Campbelltown Hobbies as they were the cheapest place with the ones I wanted in stock.

This is more of a racer/basher with plenty of hop ups available for it, rather than just a straight basher.

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  choofa on 09/11/2022 - 18:40

  So it’s a kit car without the kit?

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    Dream-cast on 09/11/2022 - 20:54

    +1

    "Kit" in RC hobby terms means rolling chassis and no electrics. There are obviously ready to run (RTR) cars you can buy which have everything you need out of the box sans battery. Suffice it to say, this particular model is not for you.

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      choofa on 09/11/2022 - 22:04

      Okay 30 years ago I got a “kit” for my birthday and I had to build and solder it myself.
      My kids are just getting into rc cars now and I’m enjoying it more than them I think. Maybe this particular model isn’t for me right now but I’m looking into it

      How much more would you expect to pay to finish off a car like this?

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        Manusdei on 09/11/2022 - 23:05

        +1

        Brushless motor/esc combo $118 - https://www.campbelltownhobbies.com.au/dynamite-brushless-60…

        Spectrum sx108 servo $28 - https://www.campbelltownhobbies.com.au/spektrum-sx108-micro-…

        Couple of batteries to suit $26.44ea - https://www.campbelltownhobbies.com.au/dynamite-650mah-2s-7.…

        Charger $??
        Remote $??

        That’s the gear I purchased to go with mine, that’s pretty well regarded a good setup for racing/bashing it seems. The charger and remote are a bit open ended, you can buy a high end remote for probably over 1k aud, or a cheap one starting about 1-200$ range.
        Chargers can also be had cheap but I already have one for my 1/8th buggy so I haven’t looked into current charger pricing..

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        Manusdei on 09/11/2022 - 23:13

        +1

        They also have the truggy RTR kits: Losi 1/18 Mini-T 2.0 2WD Stadium Truck Brushed RTR, Blue/White, LOS01015T2 https://amzn.asia/d/e3fFIvw

        Or brushless: Losi 1/18 Mini-T 2.0 2WD Stadium RC Truck Brushless RTR (Ready-to-Run) Blue, LOS01019T2 https://amzn.asia/d/3NYGjtB

        Those come with every thing needed out of the box, a bit more $ upfront than the kit obviously, but the pro kit comes with some upgraded alu parts over the RTR equivalents, just gotta weigh up which do you think is right for yourself..

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        watts on 10/11/2022 - 02:55

        ‘Kits’ require full DIY assembly (no electronics included) and rollers like this are just factory assembled kits, which there seems to be a lot of these days. I’m not sure rollers even existed 30yrs ago. Just kits and jet hoppers.

        Rollers suck a bit because assembly is half the fun and teaches you a lot, but probably necessary for todays short attention spans and distractions.

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  Dream-cast on 09/11/2022 - 20:47

  Good price. Get this if you've outgrown your WLtoys 144001

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  slapz on 09/11/2022 - 21:06

  Cracker price. Nice find

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    Manusdei on 09/11/2022 - 23:07

    When I first thought the price I thought it might just be some parts for it, but read the fine print and it appears to be the full roller.. so I bought two 😂

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      slapz on 10/11/2022 - 01:09

      Haha nice one. If our local club supported this scale, I'd be tempted.

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  UFO on 09/11/2022 - 21:40

  1/16 scale (not your usual 1/10), just in case you're thinking its the larger size.