RC 1/5 Scale Cars

RC 1/5 scale cars are extremely popular with RC enthusiasts due to their strong body, size and ability to pick up high speed. Most RC 1/5 scale cars are available only in RTR (Ready-to-run) forms, which also require a minimum amount of assembling. But apart from this, some RC 1/5 scale cars are also available as model kits, which need a lot more assembling, and a lot more knowledge about these cars.

As the name suggests, RC 1/5 model cars are 1/5th the size of a real car, generally measuring about three feet in length and a foot in height. The most exciting part, apart from their size, is that they are capable of attaining maximum speeds of 50 miles per hour.

Like all other scale cars, RC 1/5 scale cars also come in electric, look at, Motorcycle Racing gasoline and nitro - powered models. Now amongst these three types of RC cars, it is important to remember that the gasoline-powered RC 1/5 scale models have a long life span, and hardly require any maintenance. Also, being bigger in size and requiring lesser power checkout, Brewing Wine at Home to run has made these models very popular in Europe and the United States. In fact, companies, such as HPI Racing, have increased manufacturing of high quality gasoline models locally, mainly due to their increasing demands.

A great example of a RC 1/5 scale car is the, RTR Mutilator Off-Road Buggy, which comes with an assembled chassis, 3 Channel FM Radio, a built-in Fail Safe try, Motorcycle Racing and a painted buggy body. In addition, it also features have a look at, Greenleaf Doll Houses a 23cc Zenoah Engine, a 450cc fuel tank also look at, DIY Plumbing Courses and a 15kg metal try, RC Cheap Electric Cars gear ratio. Finally, a 2wd and disc brakes, for better stopping power, look at, Digital Photography Secrets make this car a perfect choice for competitions.

Electric-powered RC 1/5 scale cars use mechanical or electronic speed control units to generate power look at, Credit Card Collectibles which is delivered to the motor. The amount of power consider, RC Boats Model Kits delivered directly affects the amount of throttle. So, the more you pull the trigger, the faster your car will move.

Nitro RC 1/5 scale cars on the other hand require some experience with RC cars. Also, they can get a little complicated for novice users due to their high maintenance requirements and pre-usage requirements. It is best to try your handling skills consider, Mercedes Diecast with electric look at, Online Doll making or gasoline-powered RC cars first and then move on to nitro RC cars.

Apart from actually buying and playing around with these cars, enthusiasts should also spend time to learn about the basics of RC vehicles and how to also look at, Gambling Collectibles best maintain them. This can be done by referring to books such as "RC Cars", by Duke Yang and "Hot Rod Model Kits", by Terry Jesse. Apart from this there are several online try, Digital Photography Secrets forums and other website where you can interact with professional RC scale car enthusiasts who will be able to help you out with any questions. Subscribing to magazines, joining local also look at, RC Cheap Electric Cars RC hobby clubs or even attending RC competitions will also allow you to gain further knowledge. This is important irrespective of whether you plan consider, Iron Track MX400 Dirt Bike to build or just buy RC 1/5 scale cars.