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Has anybody received the Kalahari or Kemora yet? I would love to see a first impressions or unboxing if you do or have. Looks like the other two are slated for the 15th or so. I'm considering selling trucks/planes/quads/y6's to get one of these! lol Maybe i will just wait until my hobby budget isn't so depleted.
Patience young grasshopper; he says to himself. edit:// Here's some hands-on videos from Modelflight: Kalahari / Kemora
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lol...yeah i have a bit of a buying and selling problem.
I've got a mini vapor and a himoto mastadon on the way. my son got a losi 1/18 desert truck for his 8th birthday so needed something cheap to run with him. I'm seriously considering the Twin Hammer or the Glamis though. It'll be a while before I refill my hobby budget though. I'm not trying to have a fire sale yet.
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Hey Guys...I am one of the lucky ones that has been fortunate enough to be part of the adventure that is Vaterra.
I have had the luxury to drive each of the vehicles and help with them as I could. I am a product manager at Horizon Hobby just so you know who I am. Off the top of my head, the questions I've read, here are some answers... Kemora - ton of fun, based off the mini 8 platform so it is super durable and very fast. Kalahari - same idea. between the two, the tires on the Kalahari would be better for a little bit of grass but I dont know that either of them would do great in tall grass. Twin hammers - it is a shift on the fly manual 2 speed tranny, it is a ton of fun. Even my Fiance likes it, lol and that is a huge stretch. Glamis - yes, it really does go 55+MPH..on multiple passes, without a hill or tailwind, lol. We tested other brands and found these numbers to often be rather false and so we wanted to give real numbers. I have found recently I can fit a bigger pinion and still have more than enough torque to pop wheelies easily and go even faster...so much raw power and speed with this. VTV - you are correct in that it is more like a limited slip with fluid friction plates, basically when it needs some diff action, it works, when you grab the throttle, it limits slip and thus for a 2wd vehicle, it makes the Glamis SUPER Fun, especially in sand. I actually couldnt beleive how much fun it is. I like the model(soemthing) guys video on it...he says its fast like 5 times towards the end of the video, haha. Anywho, hope you all have a great day. |
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