RC ADVENTURES - Mudding, Climbing, Tips & Tricks - CHEVY K5 Blazer Vaterra Ascender RTR

Click to Subscribe! ► - I want to do a video that gives you a Radio Control Hobby "experience". My goal while producing this film was to showcase the versatility of these 1/10th scale trail trucks. It doesn't matter the brand (mostly) as most of these rigs that are now provided are really excellent. Its truly mostly personal choice. Some manufacturers of scale RC trucks are
1) RC4WD
2) Vaterra
3) Axial
4) G-Made
5) Tamiya
Each manufacturer listed above offers multiple versions, with multiple options of their 1/10th scale electric 4x4 trucks. You can purchase both "kit" style (which means you must buy all the electronics separately, and assemble the vehicle yourself), or an "RTR" version (Ready to Run - usually you need to buy the battery separate).
The one I am using above, is the Vaterra Ascender CHEVY k5 Blazer.
It is a Ready To Run version, with after-market wheels and tires.
I am powering this rig with a 2s Lipo battery. The wheels are Integy aluminum bead locks, and the tires are 1.9 RC4WD Mudslingers.
I am really happy with this truck, and its a great addition to my fleet!
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