FTX Outback Mini 2.0 Ranger 1:24 RTR Dark Blue

Description

FTX Outback Mini 2.0 Ranger 1:24 RTR Dark Blue

After feedback from users the hugely popular 1:24th scale Outback Mini trail crawler has undergone a whole host of design changes to further improve your mini scale crawler experience.  Now standard with a 600mAh LiPo battery for longer more powerful runs, the Outback Mini 2.0 also features an improved final drive ratio of 104:1 for super high torque and slow speed control, helping you navigate most terrain.

The waterproof electronics have a more balanced layout with the motor now set lower in the chassis for better C of G. Aggressive tread super soft tyres are mounted on beadlock wheels, while additional scale mouldings such as realistic axle housings, bumper winch, shock absorber reservoirs and LED bumper lights finish off the Outback Mini 2.0.

Choose from a range of classic 4×4 inspired vehicles and hit the trail either indoor or out with the Outback Mini 2.0!

FTX Outback Mini 2.0 FEATURES
99% Ready-To-Run
2.4ghz radio syste
Fully proportional throttle and steering
FPV Ready waterproof ESC/Receiver unit
Waterproof 1kg rated servo
Multi-Link suspension system
Aluminium ladder frame chassis
Coil sprung shock absorbers
Improved high torque transmission (FDL 104:1) for slow speed driving
3-gear centre mounted transmission with low C of G motor mount.
Locked front and rear axles
Front chassis mounted micro steering servo
Telescopic UJ centre driveshaft
Micro 3.7 600mAh 1S LiPo Battery
USB Charger
Choice of classic trail 4×4 Off Road Body styles
Front & rear LED lights
Internal beadlock wheels
Supersoft rubber tyres for maximum traction

REQUIRED TO COMPLETE
4 x AAA Batteries

SPECIFICATION
Length: 206mm
Width: 104mm
Height: 115mm
Ground Clearance: 25mm
Wheelbase: 120mm
Tyre: ø 46mm x 18mm

Added accessories like lights, wheels, bodys and other upgrades also available via our website:

https://www.tjdmodels.com/product-category/rc-cars/

Also if you’re starting into the hobby and want latest information on racing and where to drive check out:

https://www.brca.org/