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Well I finally got my FlySky, and wow was it worth it. I have had it out about 5 times, and it works great. Feels really good, seems to be well made. The controls are fairly easy to understand, and really easy to read. The receiver is tiny, and will fit about anywhere. I have had it out to about 150...

Yea I'm suffering that same dilemma. Im still debating the brushless issue, but I get this radio issue fixed.

Whats the skinny on brushless, think thats my next step. Im gonna order that flysky at 35 bucks cant loose. I want to get the radio in order before I get to much speed, and it goes off down the street somewhere.

That flysky sounds like a killer deal may give it a try. My cousin used a jr just like mine for years with no problems, but I cant seem to get any kind of range out of mine. It gets about 100' and then starts to glitch and any farther it just takes off on its own. Im starting to wonder if the local ...

Have you or anyone else used these

Any suggestions on better radio. I cant afford this happening often. I was thinking a Futaba 3pl, or 4pl?

Took the car out for a long run test at a local church parking lot. I thought my JR XR2i would have better range, but after a couple runs I lost reception at just maybe 100' and boom ,bang ,pow ,hit the curb. Broke the front a arm right off.

Yea the wheels are really nice, very well made. I had ordered a B4 kit with Relux wheels and sent them all back. The only problem was the wait, I had thought they got lost in the mail.

No the wheels are JC Racing out of the UK. Had to wait almost a month for these but they were worth it.

Well I finally got the pics posted. Had to do some file size changes but works good now. And for my next trick I will try to get them all on one post.