Senton 4x4
Great little car to for the basher looks and feels solid
Fast, rugged and factory-built, the 2S LiPo-compatible Arrma Senton 4X4 MEGA V3 comes ready to bash in any terrain. This version features new equipment that further increases the original monster truck’s already impressive performance and durability.
The Arrma Senton 4X4 MEGA V3 Short-Course Truck is designed fast, designed tough - built for exciting bashing speeds and extreme, all-terrain durability. New features to enhance its unstoppable performance include a stronger chassis and retained hinge pin plates; steering with more clearance for stones; a castellated slipper pad and sliding gear mesh; and rubber shielded bearings throughout.
It retains the ingenious modular design perfected by ARRMA® engineers for easy component access and maintenance. The power module, with improved dirt management, consists of a MEGA 550 motor, motor plate, slipper clutch assembly and gear cover. The power module can be detached from the chassis as a complete unit by removing just one screw. With the power module removed, the slipper clutch can be reached easily for adjustments by taking out three screws that attach the gear cover. The gear ratio can be finely tuned as the power module now uses a sliding motor mesh design.
Tough, multi-spoke black SC wheels with vented dBoots® Fortress™ SC tyres give the SENTON™ 4X4 MEGA RTR effective traction for bashing on almost any terrain. Multiple battery types can be used with the hook-and-loop mounting, from 6-cell NiMH packs to a 2S block pack. This version comes with a Dynamite® 3300 mAh 8.4V 7-cell Speedpack® 2 Hump NiMH battery that provides 35% more run time compared to the 2400mAh pack of its predecessor.
Great little car to for the basher looks and feels solid
A present for our grandson-RC Geeks couldn’t have been more helpful, whatever I wanted to know they had the answer. The truck turned up within 24hours and it goes like a train, a great model well made.
This is my first proper rc and it amazing, its quick enough for me and seems easy enough to upgrade to brushless. The only downside is it collects a lot of mud on the inside of the body shell