Nice buggy, man I wish they would come out with another monster truck one lol, I had a chance to get one but I held off, didn’t think they would discontinue it🙄
Lol... yeah I just performed surgery on my monster truck to get it running again since they also discontinued all the parts for it. Honestly the buggy is a better option, brushed or brushless. They have a bunch of hop ups for it and plenty of part support. Only problem is finding them in stock lol. Would've been nice if they had that kind of support for the Monster truck. Thanks for watching brother 😎👍
Yeah when I got mine I waited forever for it to be in stock. Worth the wait though, I love it. I'm sure you'll like it too. Have fun when you get it and thanks for stopping by the channel. 😎👍
@@thischildishlifestyle the more i investigate the more im thinking this is rad lol. I have a Losi 8ight nitro buggy for the summer, this will be for the winter and indoor.
The brushed is allot of fun don't get me wrong. But the speed is not even close between the two. If you have your own remote for the brushed version then you can bump up the speed a little bit but still not even close. Thanks for watching, hope that helps 😊👍
@@tomislav4694 if completely stock I would say the brushed is probably 20-25 and the brushless would be close to 40 mph. I think I'll do a video on that if I can get a hold of a smaller GPS than the one I have to check the mph. Stay tuned, you gave me an idea for a video lol 😎👍
Hey bro, I am trying to decide whether to save some cash and get the brushed RTR version or the Brushless version. I have heard that the brushless version uses batteries a lot faster, is this true? What's the runtime you get on each one approx.? Also how many mAh are the batteries you use? Which one would you recommend and why?
If it was a larger scale RC I would say get the brushless version just because I think you'd want to upgrade it at some point to brushless. But brushed mini Z run pretty good already, Especially on a smaller track. Me personally would probably still go brushless just so I don't have to spend the money later if I want to upgrade. But like I said, the brushed version is plenty fast already. As far as batteries I run 950 mah mostly. Can't say that I've noticed them last any longer on the brushed over the brushless but I would say that's probably accurate since your getting more power out of the brushless. Also I don't normally wait till the batteries are completely dead to change them since I mostly run my mini Z at the track and I swap them out as soon as I notice some slow down. But we run 5 minute races and I can use the same batteries for at least 6 races without swapping them out. If you get 1100 mah batteries you can probably go for an hour without you having to change them in a brushed mini z. For the brushless I'd say around 40 to 45 minutes. Really that also depends on how hard your running it too. Bigger track with long straight aways you'll get less run time on a set of batteries. Hopefully this helps, let me know what you end up going with. I really feel you'll be happy with either, especially if it's your first mini Z.
@@thischildishlifestyle Legend, thanks for all the info. I decided to go with the brushless one so I have a better starting point to upgrade from and I’m sure the extra punch from the motor will make it a little more exciting. Ordered a few sets of 1000mAh rechargeables, couldn’t find 1100 anywhere. Can’t wait for it to arrive!
Awesome little buggy bro 👍 🇬🇧 😀 👍
Thanks GAZ I appreciate it brother 😎👍
Nice buggy, man I wish they would come out with another monster truck one lol, I had a chance to get one but I held off, didn’t think they would discontinue it🙄
Lol... yeah I just performed surgery on my monster truck to get it running again since they also discontinued all the parts for it. Honestly the buggy is a better option, brushed or brushless. They have a bunch of hop ups for it and plenty of part support. Only problem is finding them in stock lol. Would've been nice if they had that kind of support for the Monster truck. Thanks for watching brother 😎👍
Nice!!!!! I’ve always wanted a mini 💯👊🏽👊🏽
Thanks bro. They are allot of fun. Especially for days like today where we just got hit with a ton of snow lol 🥶
Just backordered this one lol.
Yeah when I got mine I waited forever for it to be in stock. Worth the wait though, I love it. I'm sure you'll like it too. Have fun when you get it and thanks for stopping by the channel. 😎👍
@@thischildishlifestyle the more i investigate the more im thinking this is rad lol. I have a Losi 8ight nitro buggy for the summer, this will be for the winter and indoor.
Mini-Z are awesome
💯 love them. One of my favorite rc's in the hobby. Thanks for stopping by brother.
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How fast is the brushless compared to the brushed version?
The brushed is allot of fun don't get me wrong. But the speed is not even close between the two. If you have your own remote for the brushed version then you can bump up the speed a little bit but still not even close. Thanks for watching, hope that helps 😊👍
@@thischildishlifestyle Okay thanks for the answer. What do you think how fast is the brushed and brushless? (Just estimating in mph/ kph) :)
@@tomislav4694 if completely stock I would say the brushed is probably 20-25 and the brushless would be close to 40 mph. I think I'll do a video on that if I can get a hold of a smaller GPS than the one I have to check the mph. Stay tuned, you gave me an idea for a video lol 😎👍
@@thischildishlifestyle thanks. When you upload the video, I will watch it. xD
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Thanks 😊👍
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Hey bro, I am trying to decide whether to save some cash and get the brushed RTR version or the Brushless version. I have heard that the brushless version uses batteries a lot faster, is this true? What's the runtime you get on each one approx.? Also how many mAh are the batteries you use? Which one would you recommend and why?
If it was a larger scale RC I would say get the brushless version just because I think you'd want to upgrade it at some point to brushless. But brushed mini Z run pretty good already, Especially on a smaller track. Me personally would probably still go brushless just so I don't have to spend the money later if I want to upgrade. But like I said, the brushed version is plenty fast already. As far as batteries I run 950 mah mostly. Can't say that I've noticed them last any longer on the brushed over the brushless but I would say that's probably accurate since your getting more power out of the brushless. Also I don't normally wait till the batteries are completely dead to change them since I mostly run my mini Z at the track and I swap them out as soon as I notice some slow down. But we run 5 minute races and I can use the same batteries for at least 6 races without swapping them out. If you get 1100 mah batteries you can probably go for an hour without you having to change them in a brushed mini z. For the brushless I'd say around 40 to 45 minutes. Really that also depends on how hard your running it too. Bigger track with long straight aways you'll get less run time on a set of batteries. Hopefully this helps, let me know what you end up going with. I really feel you'll be happy with either, especially if it's your first mini Z.
@@thischildishlifestyle Legend, thanks for all the info. I decided to go with the brushless one so I have a better starting point to upgrade from and I’m sure the extra punch from the motor will make it a little more exciting. Ordered a few sets of 1000mAh rechargeables, couldn’t find 1100 anywhere. Can’t wait for it to arrive!
Awesome man good choice. You'll love it