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Oh, just noticed something else (again, having no experience what so ever with what I’m about to mention), but I noticed the speed controller is placed right in front of the rear bulkhead. This means the battery has to be placed transversally. Modern Nimh batteries don’t fit this way. Lipo’s fit si...

Welcome to the forum palesaint! I would probably start with the AE instruction manual https://img2.associatedelectrics.com/pdf/cars_and_trucks/RC10/Original/rc10_manual.pdf Shows the installation and wiring of the resistor style speed control.Using a soft eraser on the face of the resistor and on t...

I’m actually starting out with an rc10 as well, my uncle gifted it to me. I’m a new member too, but anyway. I guess it just depends on how original you want to keep it and how you want to use it. I’m going to try and build mine as original as possible, but then put an updated motor/battery esc etc....

Hi everyone, a neighbor down the street gave me her son's RC10T from when we was a teenager in the 90s. Complete with box (says model 7011) and manual and 75mhz controller. I put fresh batteries in it (7.2v 5000aH and replaced AA duracells that said best by 1998). The car powers up and responds to s...