Axial AXP8 Gilamon 2.2 4X4 RTR Trail Buggy - Green

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The Axial AXP8 Gilamon 2.2 RTR is designed for serious RC rock crawling enthusiasts seeking unparalleled maneuverability and performance on the most demanding trails. Its key advantage lies in the innovative Axial Selectable Drive (ASD) system, allowing individual rear wheel lock for tighter turns. A caveat for new users is that its specialized nature means it's not intended for casual driving.
| Series | Gilamon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AXI03028T1 |
| Brand | Axial |
The Gilamon requires a LiPo battery. Please refer to the user manual for specific voltage and capacity recommendations, as well as physical size constraints for the battery tray.
No, a battery charger is not included. You will need to purchase a compatible LiPo battery charger separately.
ASD allows you to physically lock either of the rear wheels individually. This is controlled via a switch on the transmitter and provides enhanced maneuverability, allowing for much tighter turning radii on challenging terrain.
The Gilamon is equipped with waterproof Spektrum electronics, making it suitable for use in damp conditions. However, it is recommended to avoid submerging the vehicle or exposing it to heavy rain. Always dry the vehicle thoroughly after exposure to moisture.
The Gilamon 2.2 RTR is manufactured at a 1:18 scale.
No, the Axial AXP8 Gilamon 2.2 RTR comes fully assembled and Ready-to-Run (RTR). You only need to add batteries for the transmitter (included) and a separate LiPo battery and charger for the vehicle.
The 30% underdrive to the rear axle is designed to improve climbing performance and increase maneuverability, especially on steep or difficult trails, by making the rear wheels rotate slightly slower than they would in a direct-drive system.
Ensure the LiPo battery is charged and properly connected. Check that the ESC power switch is in the 'ON' position. Verify transmitter batteries are fresh and the transmitter is switched on.
Check the steering servo linkage for damage or obstruction. Ensure the servo is properly connected to the receiver and that the transmitter's steering trim is centered. Verify the Spektrum SX117AX microservo for ASD is functioning correctly.
Inspect the motor and ESC connections. Ensure the gear mesh between the motor pinion and spur gear is set correctly (not too tight or too loose). Clean any debris from the motor and heatsink. Check for binding in the drivetrain.
Confirm that the ASD system is properly connected to the Spektrum SX117AX microservo. Check the transmitter's switch assignment for the ASD function and ensure it's configured according to the manual. Verify the servo itself is operational.
Clean the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/T tires to remove any caked-on dirt or debris. Consider adjusting driving style to suit the terrain. For extreme conditions, after-market tire compounds might offer different grip characteristics.
Setup
The Axial AXP8 Gilamon 2.2 RTR is a Ready-to-Run (RTR) vehicle, meaning it comes pre-assembled and requires minimal setup. The package includes the vehicle, a Spektrum DX3 transmitter, AA batteries for the transmitter, and a user manual. Users will need to purchase a compatible LiPo battery (check manual for recommended specifications) and a suitable LiPo charger separately.
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