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The FTX Zorro 1/10 4WD Brushed Truck RTR RC Car - Torro is designed for RC enthusiasts of all levels, offering an exciting and realistic driving experience. With its trailing link rear suspension and trophy truck body styling, this truck provides excellent performance both on and off-road. Note that this is a brushed electric version, and requires AA batteries for the transmitter.
| Series | Torro |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Zorro |
| Brand | FTX |
The truck requires a 7.2v NiMH battery (included) and four AA batteries for the transmitter (not included).
Yes, the truck includes waterproof components such as the speed control and steering servo, allowing for driving in wet conditions.
Yes, you can upgrade the motor, however, it is recommended to replace it with a similar brushed motor or upgrade to a brushless system. Ensure compatibility with the speed controller.
The truck is 1/10th scale.
The box includes the FTX Zorro 1/10 4WD Brushed Truck, an Etronix EX3G 3ch 2.4ghz radio, a 7.2v NiMH battery, and a charger. Requires four AA batteries for the transmitter.
The Zorro features trailing link rear suspension, similar to desert trophy trucks, providing excellent articulation.
Regularly clean the truck, check for any damage, and lubricate moving parts. Store the truck in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Check that the battery is charged and properly connected. Also, check the power switch on the truck and transmitter.
Ensure the transmitter and receiver are bound. Check the batteries in both the transmitter and the truck. Verify that there are no obstructions between the transmitter and the receiver.
Check the battery charge level. Clean the motor and inspect for debris. Ensure the suspension is not binding.
Check the steering servo connections. Make sure there is no binding in the steering linkage. Reset the transmitter.
