check it out

http://rcforum.co.kr/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1702&highlight=micro

Bill>> Are You guys still running 1/18th?
First 1/18th elecrtic pan car ever ???? thats what they said :freak:

Looks rather expensive and breakable;)

check it out

http://rcforum.co.kr/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1702&highlight=micro

engh..

brp will run circles ;-) hehe

where do you put the fifth and sixth cell in that car????????

I predict this will have the same fate as the Micro RS4 -- everybody has to have one - after market companies will make "aluminum" everything for it -- and a year later you will see them all on eBay!

Just a note the receiver is a new spectrum the little one. If You have not seen these they are SMALL so it looks as if there is very little space in thet area. I hope they made it so our bodies will fit but I dought they did.

Yep looks like E-Bay fotter to me.... did they say the 1st 18th scale pancar??? surely I MUST have missread that!
The tires and wheels kinda look like funones size?
Maybe the BRP bodys will fit?? after all its SUPOSED to be a 18th scale pancar

did you check out the video on it too bad they ran it with a hot brushless system you have no idea as to what it will do stock wise

yea that spektrum is small but its a good reciver

yea that spektrum is small but its a good reciver

Yes - I just got one for my BRP -- great little receiver!

did you check out the video on it too bad they ran it with a hot brushless system you have no idea as to what it will do stock wise

Where can I find the video???

http://www.robitronic.at/download/robitronic_scalpel.wmv

Looks like it handles great for the speed its running.

I will be getting one.

Hey Bud,

We closed down this summer. My dad sold the building so he
could move to a smaller place. It's a bummer.

Later

Bill

The stock motor looks to be a Speed 300...

http://www.robitronic.eu/go/robitronic/($77kA8LsIWaGV8Rg8VHm_cD$)/s,showModuleObject,9_q1klWYtB,cxW0_xS0jRW2gVq14tWZ rNrX7xm1dtqZgVG,4Fa0jtW3hxW2nB,8xa0nVX0_JH,nRXYoxF 1m_a2usWZrNbO4FW2oxqXq58NlETOlA,nB,9VG,hxGZplWZnx7 0_2r1jMWYoVqZjJX-_NrLmxaYdRb1jtW-8B.html

I think it looks pretty good. I'm anxious to see how it'll match up with the V2. At least now the BRP will have a seperate class to run in (against different manufacturers).

Tower has it listed for $139.99. stock status: mid december

Wow and thats Tower price. I see they have no parts listed yet.:(

Yeah and you know how tower is, if they say they will have it mid december,look for it in mid feb!!besides you can already get it from wholesale sites in japan for around 100.00usd.The 1/12 scale apearance is kinda cool.but I am with bud,looks like there is not to much room to use electronics of choice, so it will be more like what ever fits.It is nice to see another company besides bud making a 2wd 1/18 scale though.every body else is focused on shrinking down their 4wd touring car tech.4wd is fun for a while but 2wd makes for better drivers,and mechanics.

I think it needs a new style battery strap. Put three on each side pyramid style.

420 tech R/C >> Do You have a link to the Japan site that had them for sale?

I hear they are made in Tiawan

Looks pretty cool. But like some really wise racers told me once.

K.I.S.S. :D

i wonder if maybe a four cell car with a speed 300 might be a good race car anyone try this out on a buds car? i know you guys have run it with six cells and you say its an insane run but i wonder if you switch to four if it would calm it down a bit and make it driveable and i also remember bud haveing a chassis that used a shock too what happened to that chassis any chance of it comeing back

That chassis was the Pro chassis No way is it coming back. The center shock gives too much front end bite and with lots of testing Carbon fiber is not the way to go with a 1/18th car unless it is cheap thin stuff.The 300 size on 4 cell was about as fast as the stock motor on 6 cell.

so shocks isnt the way to go then

ok i just ordered a big block pod now what motor are you guys useing i dont see a 300 series motor at tower i am seeing a 370 size tho will that one work

370 is fine get the 6 volt if You want to be real fast. They are for airplanes and should be around $8.00

tower number is LXGLK3

ok cool ill go look around the lhs first before i order from them it would cost almost twice as much to ship it as to get the motor lol

next question anyone around oklahoma wanna race these little beasts

so did anyone get a link to the japan site that had this car for 100 bucks

Hey bud and okracer you can get them already in the states @ perfomancehobbies.com for 139.00 shipped.

All I see are rockets ???

They are trying to tell you something. The worlds first real pan car is a rocket!

It had better be if it is going to try to compete with the SCVII!!

yeah i went there too and all i saw was rockets also

It had better be if it is going to try to compete with the SCVII!!

What is a SCVII?

buds supercar v2

It is SC18V2 the latest and first 1/18th pan car in the world. Only have had them since 2001 :drunk:

Get'em BUD!!!! Maybe your lawyer should inform the guys at robitronics that they are about 6 years too late to make that claim.

Sounds like a job for Perry Mason

Ok maybe they should rephrase it to say.

The first made outside the US, hopes to compete with BRP, sorry no parts yet available in the states, we-hope-nobody-notices-we-say-we-are-the-first-when-we-are-not, maybe we will have tire for you soon & try not to break anything for a while pan car.

AHH YES :o

Never heard of a BRP 1/18th. pan car until the Scalpel came out. Go figure.

maybe if youve been here for more than a day :D

funny!?...looks like a scaled down version of the first corally cars ran back in 1990's that i ran in Germany for team Germany in Euros.

I KNEW that car reminded me of something, but just could not put my finger on it.

the U.S. link
http://www.robitronic-usa.com/


new optional parts
http://www.robitronic-usa.com/?section=news&cmd=details&newsid=196

also proto-type versions (click on British flag for English)
(top article)-(second pic.)
optional tires-(third article)
http://www.robitronic.eu/