FTX CARNAGE 1/10 BRUSHLESS TRUCK 4WD RTR W/LIPO & CHARGER
Get ready for some serious off road truggy action with the Brushless Edition FTX Carnage. Taking backyard bashing to a new level, the Carnage Brushless boasts some amazing features for the ultimate ‘Ready-to-Run' experience.
Etronix provide crystal free 2.4ghz control with the EX2 Sport radio. In addition the Etronix Photon sensorless brushless system is installed to provide some low maintenance, high performance speed and power.
Instead of using a NiMh battery, FTX decided to include a Voltz hardcase LiPo battery to get the very best from the Photon system, but with safety in mind included is a balance charger and LiPo charge sack. Infact all you need to add is AA batteries for the transmitter.
The 4wd shaft drivetrain features metal diff gears and front universal driveshafts, while an integrated slipper helps protect the drive from possible damage. With adjustable turn- buckles allround and large bore oil filled shock absorbers the Carnage is raring to go.
In addition if you want to tune and upgrade your Carnage, FTX provide a wide range of car- bon and aluminium upgrades that will bring your ride upto a whole new pro level.
FTX Carnage Features:
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FFTX5543 Declaration of Conformity
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FTX don't quote a top speed, but we estimate around 35-40mph.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
These take a 'standard' sized battery pack. So for example, around 140 x 46 x 25mm
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No, these are not advertised as waterproof.
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No, there is no kit version of this. A similar car available in kit form is the ECX Amp kit ECX03034I
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Yes, you could run several cars together without any issue.
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The recommended maximum is 2S.
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This is electric.... Brushless.
For the nitro version check out FTX5540
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2S is the recommended maximum
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The only real "oil" you'd need would be a quick spray of GT85 on the bearings after they have been cleaned as part of your usual maintenance.
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Brushless will indeed be quicker than brushed.
For that budget, something like the Carnage Brushless sounds ideal - it's bang on budget, brushless, and pretty tough. Spares and accessories are readily available and very reasonably priced too from FTX.
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Whichever you prefer the look of - both are great cars!
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Yes, this includes a LiPo battery and charger.
Yes, spares are all listed on our site - just pop your part number into our site search.
We list a few additional battery options in our combo packs :-)
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This one includes a brushless motor and ESC, and a LiPo battery and charger (so it's quicker!)
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I just checked with FTX who advise:
"The carnage come with the ET0125 ESC which is 45amp
The Bugsta comes with ET0126 ESC which is 60amp, because of the bigger wheels."
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Sure, we do a range of lighting kits - take a look at https://wheelspinmodels.co.uk/c/176/
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On the battery that comes with the car approx 10 - 15 mins depending onhow you drive the car
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
Yes it will.
Answered by: Steve W @ Wheelspin Models
That comes with a 3250 7.4v lipo
(the car is 2s lipo maximum)
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We cannot recommend 3s for this as its 2s max but the bigger the mah the more runtime you will get.
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They last around 20 + minutes but you can get bigger runtimes like this battery:
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