what 'basher'? Hobao Hyper Vs2?
Discussion
Lookign for something strong/fast and reliable for myself and the kids.
Looking at the Hobao Hyper Vs2. Any others to consider?
https://www.align-trex.co.uk/hyper-vs2-1-8-rtr-bug...
Looking at the Hobao Hyper Vs2. Any others to consider?
https://www.align-trex.co.uk/hyper-vs2-1-8-rtr-bug...
Team Associated Rival MT10 100%
I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
Edited by Matt Cup on Monday 28th August 22:24
Matt Cup said:
Team Associated Rival MT10 100%
I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
what runtime do you get from it? maybe 'basher' is the wrong phrase, just something strong and robust.I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
Edited by Matt Cup on Monday 28th August 22:24
Frankychops said:
Matt Cup said:
Team Associated Rival MT10 100%
I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
what runtime do you get from it? maybe 'basher' is the wrong phrase, just something strong and robust.I have a vorteks, and the MT10. The MT10 is a lot more bashable plus it handles better and battery life is significantly longer.
I’ve got an old Hobao Hyper 7 Nitro buggy. Which is what the one you posted is similar too. It’s not a basher and being nitro it’ll be a pain in the arse to keep going and noisy limiting you on where you can play with it.
Edited by Matt Cup on Monday 28th August 22:24
Plus the MT10 is a stout bugger which takes punishment like no other.
I wouldn't assume a metal chassis is necessarily stronger. They might be, but when they do bend, they stay bent. Modern plastics on the quality brands are are as good as, if not better than alloy and stand more chance of rebounding to their original shape. The Traxxas XMaxx, probably one of the toughest RCs out there is all plastic. Also, look at the cost and availability of replacement parts.
Matt Cup said:
Frankychops said:
thats what I liked about the hyper vs2, decent spec alloy for the chassis, strong etc.
Plastic chassis > Alloy chassis. I used my Hyper 7 for racing primarily it wasn’t a great basher.
But you do you if you are set on the Hobao
I got sort of hooked on the new hyper based on youtube! however there's so many options.
I don't know where you are located, but you might have a decent hobby shop near you. There are still some great ones about. If you have, it's well worth going to have a look. Can't beat actually seeing these things in the flesh and tempting you to buy something that you never previously considered for more money than you ever intended.
Be wary of YouTube reviews. They are nearly all reviewing stuff they've been gifted, so criticism tends to be gentle at best.
Be wary of YouTube reviews. They are nearly all reviewing stuff they've been gifted, so criticism tends to be gentle at best.
Team associated is an excellent brand with plenty of support and spares, it's who I would go for and used to race back in the day.
I'd also stay away from nitro, electric is just as fast and not a pain in the ass. With nitro you still have to charge batteries anyway!
Might be worth looking to see if you have any local RC car clubs and see what they are running. It's quite fun going racing!
I'd also stay away from nitro, electric is just as fast and not a pain in the ass. With nitro you still have to charge batteries anyway!
Might be worth looking to see if you have any local RC car clubs and see what they are running. It's quite fun going racing!
blueST said:
I don't know where you are located, but you might have a decent hobby shop near you. There are still some great ones about. If you have, it's well worth going to have a look. Can't beat actually seeing these things in the flesh and tempting you to buy something that you never previously considered for more money than you ever intended.
Be wary of YouTube reviews. They are nearly all reviewing stuff they've been gifted, so criticism tends to be gentle at best.
I'm the soutwest, outside Exeter.Be wary of YouTube reviews. They are nearly all reviewing stuff they've been gifted, so criticism tends to be gentle at best.
Frankychops said:
blueST said:
Are you getting all the gear with it? Batteries, charger etc? 6s is plenty fast. My mate has 6s and it’s shocking how fast it can go.
yep, all the gear, 2xbatteries(5000mah 50c), charger, Seemed like a total bargain to me?Gassing Station | Scale Models | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff