DEERC 209E 1:10 schnelles bürstenloses RC-Car für Erwachsene und Kinder, über 60 KM/H, Hochgeschwindigkeits-4WD-Offroad-Ferngesteuerter Truck mit 2 x 3S-Akkus und zusätzlichen Querlenkern, Hobby-Rennwagen, RC-Crawler-Geschenk

Es como lo enseñan 1:10 es unas 15 pulgadas. A toda velocidad es incontrolable demaciado rápido 35 kh. Distancia de unos 300 p. Si se manejas en una velocidad ascendente 📈 es súper rápido y controlable. El ruido de las gomas me encanta.

Nice truck. I wish I could get inside. The suspension is top notch. It is a good looking RC car and the materials are excellent quality as well. The shell is firm yet flexible enough to avoid a million cracks or multiple body replacements during collisions. I had a bit of a brain melt while trying to figure out the direction the batteries should be installed in their compartment. Other than that, pure fun almost right of the box. It is truly fast

This is a quick, hobby grade RC car. The overall build quality is solid, and most of the body and suspension parts are plastic, which is actually a plus, since the flexibility helps prevent bending or deforming the way metal sometimes can. It also comes with essential spare parts that are prone to breaking.The oil filled shocks work well, too. In my tests, they handled drops smoothly with only a slight bounce when dropped from higher heights. The steering servo also feels plenty strong, even when I applied pressure to the front end while turning, it still had no trouble moving the wheels. The brushless motor makes this RC surprisingly quick, and even with the throttle rates turned all the way down it’s still probably too quick for younger kids indoors.

My son and I have been having a lot of fun with this little RC car. It is lightweight, quick, and surprisingly capable for its size. The package includes a pair of 3S 1500 mAh lithium-ion batteries that provide a reasonable amount of run time for casual driving.The car’s lightweight design helps it move smoothly across a wide variety of surfaces. We used it on sand, grass, thick turf, and pavement, and it handled all of them without any trouble. It feels agile and responsive thanks to its brushless power system and smooth drivetrain.I also appreciate the built-in front headlights, which are helpful when driving in lower light conditions. The tires use a firm compound that rolls well over most terrain, and the car accelerates quickly and has impressive braking performance. The included body clip retainers are a thoughtful touch because they keep the clips attached to the body, which makes them easy to manage while removing or reinstalling the shell.Overall, the lightweight chassis and brushless power system allow this RC car to glide over most terrain with ease. Even thick turf could not slow it down.

I have an ever growing collection of RC cars from novel, toy grade, stunt cars, to high-end hobby grade bashers and crawlers. I like all scales of car, and have as much fun drifting a 1:64 mini drifter on my desk, as jumping a 1:14 basher at the skate park. It depends on what I’m in the mood for.
When I’m in the mood for driving a car that needs space and can drive over most anything, I grab a 1:10 and hit the local trails. Currently my favorite “big” car, is the DEERC 209e. It’s big, brushless, beautiful, and a well balanced basher with plenty of power accompanied by speed.

My very first RC car was a 1:18 basher by DEERC. As a learner car, I broke it often until I progressed into a better driver. Thankfully, DEERC has some of the best customer service I’ve experienced anywhere, and I’ve been a DEERC fan ever since.

The kit is RTR(ready to run), with (2)batteries, and all you need in a big, and cool, DEERC box.
The truck looks tough, and built for bashing. Stock, most parts are flexible nylon with metal used where most needed(like the driveline). I use to upgrade some of my first cars with metal aftermarket parts. This is fun, to turn wrenches, can tighten performance, and look great on a display shelf.

Most hobby grade DEERC cars have aftermarket metal parts you can get and install yourself. I have enjoyed this, but after bending and tweaking lots of expensive metal parts in crashes, I have come to appreciate the flexibility of shock absorbing nylon parts. They flex before breaking, absorbs shocks, and cheaper than metal to replace.

This kit includes a left and right spare set of swingarms if you break some. Also, the 209e is designed with the same swingarms front and rear, and are interchangeable.

The controller is comfortable in the hand, with smooth wheel/trigger, and feathers well. It’s the same controller I’ve seen on DEERC cars for years, and are reliable, but I would like to see an update soon to a more compact and solid feeling controller.

With the brushless motor, the car has plenty of torque, and gets to over 35mph in a blink! It’s wide, stable at speed, and even though there is no gyro, does well at stabilizing for catlike landings when jumping.

I have most of the current DEERC line of brushless cars(308e, 8618, 14210), and all are some of my favorite RCs. The 902e is almost twice as large as the next scale, and just by its size, capable of traversing more diverse and challenging terrain. It’s so stable, it’s actually easier to drive and control the powerful brushless motor, than the squirrelly, smaller scales.

Overall, this big 1:10 basher is another very good car from DEERC. It has plenty of brushless torque, speed, and stability to bash at the skate park, and big enough to climb difficult mountain trails.
More importantly, if something does go wrong, I can immediately contact the excellent customer service at DEERC. 5 stars👍🏼