@@knogface well... Then Mini Z or older Sinohobby Mini Q (kinda like a knockoff Mini Z... Cheaper but has some small flaws) is probably your only choice these days. Highly dense rechargable batteries to power the cars specifically are the norm nowadays because performance is better too, and you don't make as much waste aside of the cost and comfort reasons I mentioned.
Great presentation my friend. Awesome car.
i love it
Try rubber in the front, plastic in the rear. No diddy
😂😂😂😂
You have a lot of traction that's why you can't drift with the drift tyres. You should try to a much more slippery surface.
It was not going in reverse because it has a braking system
I know how rc brakes work. Thanks👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾
Mini Z / X mods are 1/28th Scale
Thanks!👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾
How proportional it is? It can go really slow?
This is a detail that almost none show it.
Fully proportional. Not sure how slow👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾
Link please?
How long does the battery last with one charge of the car?
About 30 minutes, according to the manufacturer. I haven't timed it to confirm👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾
Hey dude, are you aware of any decent rc that run on disposable batteries other than mini z? Thanks 🙏
Why use disposable batteries? Rechargeables are better in the long run for both your pocket and comfort anyway.
@@PlatinumNath I just enjoy being able to throw them away and put more in. But don't wanna buy another mini z
@@knogface well... Then Mini Z or older Sinohobby Mini Q (kinda like a knockoff Mini Z... Cheaper but has some small flaws) is probably your only choice these days. Highly dense rechargable batteries to power the cars specifically are the norm nowadays because performance is better too, and you don't make as much waste aside of the cost and comfort reasons I mentioned.
@@PlatinumNath will have a look thanks 🙏
Not really. The only one I have is the mini z👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾