Our new size RC DirtBags for 1/10th scale Monster Trucks and 1/10th scale Truggies are now finally in stock. After a somewhat extended delay on the fabric we use, we’re glad to finally be able to ship them out to all those that are waiting for them. Designed to accommodate pretty much any 1/10th scale [...]
A quick snap from our recent Bash at a BMX track near Loughborough, showing one of lads Traxxas Slash Short Course trucks safely tucked up in its brand new 1/10th Short Course Dirt Bag. 1/10th Scale Short Course Truck bags are now available to order from our products page for just £24.99+P&P.
We’ve started to receive some feedback from the customers that received the first batch of RC DirtBags, and I’m really pleased to say that they loved them. The comments have been very favourable, and the reception of the products on the various forums around the internet has been fantastic! Check out these threads… http://www.msuk-forum.co.uk/topic/94973-waterproof-rc-dirtbags-for-110th-buggies-cars/ http://www.maxbashing.com/mbforum/showthread.php?t=11264 [...]
I’m getting a lot of questions from potential customers asking whether their Tamiya Buggies and cars are going to fit into the 1/10th DirtBag. The answer is, our DirtBags will fit ALL Tamiya 1/10th Buggies, and ALL 1/10th Touring Cars. For owners of Tamiya models such as the Monster Beetle, Lunch Box, Clod Buster, Midnight [...]
We’re always working hard here at Quaggies, and after popular demand, we’ve expanded our range of RC DirtBags already to fit an ever growing number of RC Cars, Trucks and Buggies. RC DirtBag for 1/5th Buggies For those that know Bigger is Better, we’ve engineered our biggest ever DirtBag. Designed to accommodate most 1/5th Scale [...]
Quaggies.com are proud to announce that our RC DirtBags for 1/10th Scale Radio Controlled Buggies & Cars are now available from stock! Our first batch of products is now ready to ship from our offices in Leicestershire, UK. All orders are processed via PayPal, our secure payment partner, giving you full protection and peace of mind [...]
Flush out the motor can and armature or rotor regularly with motor cleaner to keep them as free from debris as possible. The best time to do that is when reassembling your motor after a rebuild or changing brushes and springs. Also, don’t forget to lubricate the bearings & bushes before you reassemble too. Plus [...]
Always make a note of the orientation of the brush springs (+/-) when you strip down or rebuild a brushed RC Car motor. Note the spring tension too, so you can put everything back exactly as it was! Replace springs as and when required or when fitting new brushes to ensure optimum performance. Don’t forget, [...]
Experimenting with variable motor timings on rebuildable brushed motors is something that I highly recommend doing. Advancing the timing on a motor will deliver a higher top end RPM (Speed) at the expense of lower rev torque, whilst retarding the timing will achieve a lower top end speed but much higher torque at lower speeds. [...]
Motors for RC cars vary in constrution from manufacturer to manfucturer. Not all motors come with a flat edge on their shafts for example. This means there is more chance of the motor pinion working itself loose during use, or maybe even detaching completely, leaving the shaft spinning inside the pinion gear. Check that yours [...]
