| It was in the 1940s when diminutive,
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| | In 1986, another RC manufacturer,
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| nitro-methane powered engines were first
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| | Schumacher Racing Products, launched
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| marketed. They had a speed that can reach
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| | their Competition All Terrain (CAT) model
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| of up to 113 km/h but can only run in
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| | car. It is a four wheel "buggy" racer
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| circles from a tether. It was there that
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| | that was considered as the greatest of
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| it got its nicknames of "spin dizzies"
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| | its class. It went on to win the 1987,
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| and "tether cars".
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| | 1990, 1994, 1995, and 1996 world
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| During the 1960s, the first miniature
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| | championship off-road race. This model
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| cars that could be controlled via radio
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| | car was recognized as initiating and
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| from a distant transmitter were
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| | popularizing the interest in four wheel
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| introduced. These new model cars had the
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| | car racing.
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| power to steer, accelerate, and brake at
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| | Team Losi, a popular radio controlled car
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| the driver's will. These cars are capable
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| | racing team, released their JRX-2 model
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| of running through racetracks with
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| | buggy and immediately began a rivalry
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| accurate control, and thus, radio
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| | with Team Associated that survives until
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| controlled car racing was born.
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| | today. Both teams headline the American
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| In 1984, radio controlled car
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| | radio controlled car racing scene, with
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| manufacturer Associated Electrics, Inc.
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| | Gil Losi, Jr. acting as the formers'
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| introduced a classier and sleeker version
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| | founder and leader. Team Losi was the
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| of model race car called the RC10. The
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| | first to produce miniature tires that
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| RC10 was electric powered; unlike the
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| | were all natural, the first four wheel
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| common cars that were
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| | "buggy" that was American-made , and a
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| nitromethane-driven. It was a deviation
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| | new set of car types that were 1/18 scale
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| from Associated Electrics usual line of
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| | of the Mini-T.
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| RC's. RC10 was made from a more powerful
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| | Outside of the American RC racing
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| aluminum alloy and it had built in shock
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| | circuit, other makers like the Kyosho
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| absorbers that were adjustable.
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| | (Japan) and Schumacher (Europe) hold much
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| Aside from its new electric capacities,
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| | market share both in innovation and
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| the RC10 model had the option to
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| | technology. They are the prevalent choice
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| incorporate small ball bearings made of
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| | of makers for hobbyists in their
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| stainless steel into its wheels and
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| | respective regions.
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| transmission. Also, its transmission had
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| | Radio controlled car racing is an
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| steel rings forced down on the ball
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| | excitable game that promotes accuracy,
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| bearings, a feature enabling full
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| | discipline, and car engine knowledge. It
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| modification for any track situation.
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| | is no wonder that it's a well liked hobby
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| Without question, RC10's abilities made
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| | across the globe.
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| it the top choice in electric RC racing.
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