RC Buggy Bashing - Amazing Arrma Raider

You've Never Seen The Arrma Raider RC Buggy Bash Like This! We are pushing this RC buggy to it's limits in this video with Ramps, Mud, and Water Bashing like we've never shown before! This buggy has proven to be sturdy and bash worthy each time we take it out and we realize its' true potential with every charge of the battery!

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Arrma Raider Buggy Features:
Aluminum 0.08" (2mm) thick chassis with natural finish, double chassis rails and alloy front chassis plate, batteries fit under chassis-no need to remove body to change batteries
Rear wheel drive with steel driveshafts and axles
15 turn brushed motor
ATX300 2.4GHz 3-channel radio with lightweight ARX300 receiver, transmitter can be converted for left or right hand use, seven position adjustable steering wheel, digital trim, servo reverse, end-point adjustment and failsafe
Waterproof MEGA ESC with LiPo cutoff
1500mAh 6-Cell NiMH stick pack with standard connector
AC wall type battery charger
Splash and dust proof receiver box
Trimmed and painted "Warp" polycarbonate Baja buggy body with black plastic rear wing
Metal gear, brushless ready transmission
Machined alloy gears, adjustable for different track conditions
Metal planetary gear, oil filled differential
Fully independent suspension
Composite body, oil-filled shocks
Tires: dBoots Dunerunner with dBoots foam inserts, Front, 1.2" (30mm) wide, 3.3" (85mm) diameter Rear, 1.6" (40.5mm) wide, 3.3" (85mm) diameter
Six spoke chrome wheels, 12mm hex, Front, 1.1" (29mm) wide, 2.2" (56mm) diameter, Rear, 1.6" (41mm) wide, 2.2" (56mm) diameter
Adjustable caster/toe-in refers to the angle of the front suspension when viewed from the side of the car in relation to the chassis
Adjustable, camber refers to the angle of the tops of the tires from vertical when viewed from front or behind vehicle
Bellcrank steering type with composite servo saver

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[TheRcSaylors]

I really appreciate the compliments! It means a lot to me because we do put a lot of time and effort into making these videos. Thanks!

[TheRcSaylors]

Hey kangb22, thanks for the support! Our camera we use is the GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition for most of the shots. Also, we edit with PowerDirector.

[TheRcSaylors]

Snow can really put a damper on this hobby, and especially the cold! Oh yeah, it'll be awesome in the Spring time! I have heard that this vehicle likes to over heat, so I'm worried that when it warms up, we might start to have some internal temp issues. We will see.

[TheRcSaylors]

I really appreciate that! This buggy is Tons of Fun!

[TheRcSaylors]

I will do everything I can to keep the videos coming Matt, and thanks for the compliments! I know it seems like it took me forever to make a somewhat shorter video, but I took your advice and presto! I've had some major PC issues lately no thanks to Geek Squad, but here's hoping I can sort things out asap.

[CharmanderShimmy]

These are the videos I enjoy most! Nothing but total action, constant fun, and a shortened video! Keep them coming! Kudos!

[TheRcSaylors]

I've not seen a blue one, but that sounds awesome!

[TheRcSaylors]

First of all, thank you very much for you kind words! The compliments means a lot to us, as it motivates us to keep doing what we are and improving each time. We have run the stock battery in this buggy, but it dies after about 5 minutes if we do. I think it came with a 1500 MaH battery if I'm not mistaken, and it's just not enough power to keep her running. We usually take a few batteries with us when we go out, but most of this was shot with a 3000 MaH battery running in it. Thanks Again!

[TheRcSaylors]

Thanks a lot for the compliments! We use Power Director. It's a great, and pretty affordable program that runs about $100.00. We use the GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition for our primary action camera but have a couple others for other shots. We are very lucky to have such nice filming hardware, and that is why we share what we do with everyone else!

[TheRcSaylors]

From the sounds of things, you'll be off to a Great start on this buggy! Be sure to post a video of it if you get a chance! I have yet to take mine brushless, though everyone on here seems to be telling me to go brushless all the time. I'm sure I will one day.

[TheRcSaylors]

Haha! Nice! We do plan on going brushless soon!

[TheRcSaylors]

Thanks a lot MrTenere13! We appreciate the kind words!

[TheRcSaylors]

First of all, Thanks for Subbing! Secondly, CONGRATS on the new RC! I'm sure you'll love it! And you are going to realize pretty quickly that the battery that comes with the Raider (atleast in our situation) is a bit of a joke. We use a 3000 MaH battery and it does a great job but definitely plan on getting a 5000 for it soon. Also, do yourself a massive favor if you have the extra money, and buy a charger like the one we have on our channel. It'll save you TONS of time!

[TheRcSaylors]

We'll definitely look into the mamba max pro mrarivv0007, and thanks for stopping by to watch!

[TheRcSaylors]

You are correct about that sir! I really want to add a couple spot lights to this buggy! I think it'd look awesome!

[TheRcSaylors]

I like in Kentucky in the States. It's been pretty cold here (6degrees F) but we haven't really gotten any snow to speak of yet this year. I use Power Director which is about $100.00 and does what I need it to for the time being. Thanks a lot for your support!

[TboneTenEighties]

Thanx alot...Yeah, i also ordered with the buggy a new duratrax charger and a 5000 battery. Got a cool front bumper from Tbone Racing for my bash runs. I heard a new line of aluminum spare parts will be coming soon from Arrma. Good stuff!!!

Im also gonna soon purchase another set of rims and tires. Maybe change up the pinion and spur gears, along with a more powerful brushed motor, prob like 10T. Wanna get this buggy over 35+mph, make it a brushed monster!!! lol before going brushless later.

[TheRcSaylors]

We actually get all of our RCs off the net on various websites. Thanks a ton for checking out the video!

[TheRcSaylors]

It did get some amazing air, but it didn't shred a tire. That was just centrifugal force throwing the tire out in slow motion, but it looked pretty awesome eh? Thanks for the compliments!

[mlariviere]

This is my favorite video because this video convinced me to get my first hobby grade RC. Keep up the good work!