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Originally Posted by Iche-1
the pro pulse is a weak rc. there is no comparison to the b-100 and 18B.i got an 18T when my friend come over with his b-100. we drive the same terrain and jump the same jumps. hes practically had to replace every **** part on his car.
the pro pulse was listed as a tough off road rc.....so how do you drive moderately ?
it is not hobby grade and to recommend it over an 18T is ridiculous. it would be in anybodies best interest to just spend the extra money on hobby grade and save themselves money ( in broken parts)and heart break of buying a pro pulse.
if i had to choose between 1/18th and 1/10th id go with 1/18th.
i run an 18T with rpm arms , shock towers , mamba 6800 w/stock gears. its a beast.
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One, when did I ever recomend it? I was simple backing up what I thought about the ProPulse. Seems to me you're doing the exact same thing with the AE RC18 line.
Driving moderatly is not mashing the throttle and knowing how to take jumps. You can't land on your front two wheels and not expect to break something. You always want to land on your back two, or all four for a "perfect jump." Driving unmoderatly will deffinetly break some parts along the way. Don't mash the throttle, you'll tear the diffs. Don't go 15mph into a lamp post and expect nothing to be broken. I'm pretty sure you can comprehend what moderatly means if you're loving your RC18.
And just because there is no comparison between the RC18b, and the B-100, doesn't mean you can go and compare the Megatech B-100 to the RC18T. There's a deffinet difference, there.