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Wireless Radio Programming? What?

Known mostly for their superb high-end radio systems, Futaba has announced the CDR-8000L, a compact, dual-port AC/DC balance charger. This unit can charge LiPo, NiCD, NiMH or lead batteries using it’s dual port 600W system. …

Futaba has dropped a teaser of their next evolution radio system, the T10PX. No details have yet to be released on this 4th gen unit, but it’s safe to say this is going to be …

We’ve been hanging out with the SoCal RC Rally Runners and thought it might be cool to do a video featuring Tamiya’s XV-01, the Rally car we drive at these events. So, here ya go …

In this final step of the Tekno EB410.2 build, we’ll be installing the body mounts, wing, wheels and tires and body. Quick and easy so we can get it on the track for some fun! …

The Tekno EB410.2 can accept most major electronics; tall or short servos and normal sized receivers. Most brushless ESC’s fit as well, however you might need to get creative if they come with external capacitors. …

Tekno’s EB410.2 uses a top-of-the-line set of big bore shocks. They include aluminum threaded bodies, bottom-load cartridges, massive plastic caps (with integrated bleeder hole) and a grub-screw lower portion that keeps the lower spring retainer …

In this step, we’ll be attaching the front clip, the rear clip and the center diff to the chassis. Easy peasy, right? Your Tekno EB410.2 is starting to take shape! Good job – let’s move …

The front suspension build on the Tekno EB410.2 is very similar to the rear; anti-roll bar, aluminum arm mounts will plastic pills, etc. We will also be installing the caster and steering blocks as well …

The rear suspension on the Tekno EB410.2 is similar to the .1; beefy arms, anti-roll bar, aluminum arm mounts with press-in plastic pills, etc. The biggest difference is that the shocks are now mounted to …