Recommended Accessories - XTM Racing X-Crawler EP Super Class Crawler ARR Assembly Manual And Setup Manual

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This section lists the recommended accessories that you need to purchase to finish your X-Crawler EP Super Class Crawler ARR,

from this point on referred to as X-Crawler ARR. Listed first is our 'Standard Setup Recommendations', followed by our 'Pro Setup

Recommendations'. Please read through the Accessory Setup Recommendations below first for more information about both setup

recommendations.

IMPORTANT: Although the two different Setup Recommendations contain some specific brand names, you can use accessories

of a different brand as long as they are equivalent to what's recommended.

The Standard Setup Recommendations will work well for those who are not hardcore into rock crawling and don't require the mixing

capabilities provided by a high-end, twin-stick radio control system. The Standard Setup will provide good overall performance and work

well for rock crawling. It is good for those who may already have a 2-channel radio control system and a standard 6 cell, 7.2V battery

pack and charger. Using high-torque, metal-geared servos (minimum 10.0kg/cm @ 6V/140oz/in @ 6V) will ensure solid steering control

and brushed 55 turn Crawler motors and ESCs are affordable and will give you good performance. Using a Y-Harness with an electronic

reverser to join the two steering servos will allow 4-wheel steering. A standard Y-Harness will also be required to join the two ESCs.

Depending on your chosen servo's lead length, you may also require extension leads to connect them to the receiver.

The Pro Setup Recommendations are for those who are looking for the ultimate rock crawler. To take full advantage of the dual motors

and ESCs and the dual steering setup, a high end twin-stick radio control system that features enhanced mixing capabilities should

be used. This will allow for a number of different steering and throttle mixing options that the hardcore rock crawler is looking for.

Using higher torque metal-geared servos (minimum 14.4kg/cm @ 6V/200oz/in @ 6V) will provide the ultimate in steering control

and power. Brushless sensored motors and matching ESCs provide the ultimate in smooth, low end torque. A LiPo battery pack can

be used, or you can use a high-capacity 6 cell battery pack for added weight. Mounting the battery pack over the front axle, or even

splitting the battery pack in two and mounting each half over both axles can be done to optimise weight and traction.

Regardless of the setup chosen, the ESCs should feature a 6V BEC to ensure the most torque to the steering servos. A Y-Harness

battery connector will also be needed to join the two ESCs to the battery pack.

2 or More Channel radio

Control System

4-Channel or More, twin-Stick

radio Control System

(Must operate on legal

ground-based frequency)