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Delivering a perfect blend of hobby-quality trains and technology that'll appeal to kids of all ages
Next18 plug for easy DCC conversion at any time (decoder sold separately)
4GHz High Output Radio System TQi™ 2-channel transmitter Automatically stores and loads settings for up to 30 Traxxas Link-enabled models Programmable multi-function knob Adjustable steering and throttle percentage (dual rates) Adjustable steering and throttle sensitivity (exponential) Adjustable steering and throttle end points High 13ms frame rate and near-zero latency for responsive control 5-channel micro receiver (#6533) with fail-safe security Patented waterproof receiver box with easy-access plug X-Maxx® Spec 8s Drivetrain Full-time shaft-driven 4-wheel drive Heavy-duty steel CV driveshafts & axles Splined aluminum center driveshaft Fully machined aluminum stub axles Transmission Mod-1 steel pinion and spur gears Fixed gear mesh system Torque-Biasing Center Drive X-Maxx Spec 8s Differentials Heavy-duty sealed 4-gear design Large scale steel ring and pinion gears Splined outdrives attached with external thru-bolt method Reinforced bulkhead and covers increase bearing support Rock-Solid Motor Mounting System Precise preset gear mesh adjustments 4 keyed pins lock the motor in place Motor retention separate from gear mesh GTX Race Shocks Machined aluminum threaded body Extra-large bore and capacity 5
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