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I picked up a vorteks boost as my first real rc. I had a built rustler 2wd that was impossible to handle and learn on. I transferred my castle 3S system over to the vorteks, bought the 4wd upgrade and upgraded the transmission. Saved myself a few bucks that way. It's a monster. Lots of fun. Great all around RC.

trevor

I just picked up the Senton, I ordered the 4x4 kit and a brushless system from surpass hobby, I’m excited.

arnoldsalazar

Honestly, when I hop on YouTube and there’s a new vid from Kev it’s a good day!!! Keep up the great work, #1 in RC vids for me!!

FoMoCo

I like the solid color body for the vorteks over the childish patterns for the 3s

nickteele

I bought 2 of these granite for my kids. They are great, fast enough and very tough.
I broke 1 servo on one, and the other the motor burned up.
I installed a heatsink with 2 fans on each motors and did not burn them again yet. Being 2wd they are quite fun to drive, they turn very sharply.

ProbeGT

I know they're smaller, but I believe RC vehicles like the MJX Hyper Go Brushless (monster truck 16208 variant for most bullet proof version) and HBX 16889a Pro are the best beginner RC bashers available. Not only are they incredibly good value coming in at around £100, but they're insanely durable due to being smaller and lighter weight but still having solid build/parts, plus still quick and powerful, especially the MJX with 3S support available in the box (almost too quick), and can still easily handle grass, off roading etc. Because of their 1/16 size, they're also much more portable and can literally be thrown into a kids backpack without much strain, thus carried about using public transport too.

nib

I got my son The vortex for Christmas. We put the boost kitten to make it 4 by 4 and swapped the battery for a 2s lipo and it performs pretty damn well for a brushed motor. The motor burned up in about a week after putting the lippo battery in. We are going this weekend to buy the brushless motor and a 3s lipo. Can't wait to see the performance improvements

joelcasler

I'd be thrilled to get any one of these even though I've been in the hobby for 9 years, they look good and look fun even though they're brushed and kinda slow

finleymakee

I think the red they picked for the vortex’s is by far my favorite such a beautiful red

nicktasic

Me and my son got a granite each for Christmas done the 4x4 conversion on his, improves the traction immensely. can't wait to see about the 3s conversions as I'm itching to do it myself 😬

lloydgarard

Hey Kev, looking forward to see what you do with these... The Vorteks makes the most sense, especially when the Senton and Granite 3S are reduced to £300 at the mo.

I have a Vorteks Boost with a 4S brushless setup. Used the Infraction Mega 55T 32DP spur to strengthen the driveline, added a wheelie bar off a BRCC, motor support and filled the rear diff with 100k fluid. Other thing was a DumboRC with gyro, to help keep it straight. Trying to keep it budget, lasted 10 packs on the plastic mount so far despite Internet wisdom. You need 3S due to the weight, they're a bit heavy for 2S, even 2WD. Hope that helps.

Results are hilarious on 3S, it will wheelie with 2WD and pull huge drifts helped by the gyro. One of my most amusing RCs. 4S is unhinged.

Enjoy!

RustyMcRusty

I'm a man child too, I love all of your videos, I have 9 rc's in my collection so far and I love it

robertowens

I just got the Arrma Senton 4X4 3S BLX 1/10 RTR Brushless Short Course RC Truck and I am pretty excited after watching your review and others on YT.

Also I wanted to know if you ever sell your Rc's to make room for other ones for your collection. I imagine you'd be able to sell quite a few to help fund other things if needed!

gihonda

looking forward to seeing these. I like the idea of the upgrade kit just because its chance for a child to take something apart gain some understanding and improve it. Even if it costs more it is worth the price for the experience.

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