Arrma Nero 6s BLX - Unboxing Review
Arrma Nero 6s BLX - Unboxing Review
Lock and Unlock Differentials on the Fly
| Product: | Arrma Nero 6s BLX |
| Retail price: | $799.99 |
| Length: | 21.1" |
| Width: | 18.1" |
| Wheelbase: | 14.9" |
| Weight: | 13.4 lbs |
| Batteries used: | Duratrax Onyx 3s 5400mAh 50c |
| Motor: | BLX 2000kV 4075 brushless |
| Steering servo: | ADS-15M waterproof, 208 oz-in |
| ESC: | BLX200 waterproof |
| Differential modes: | Four - blast, wheelie, drift, climb |
| Warranty: | 2 Year Limited |
| ESC: | BLX200 waterproof |
Chances are, if you've been surfing the pages of RCGroups, you've undoubtedly seen the RC Brain banner ad circulating at the top of the website. There's been quite a bit of mystery leading up to the unveiling of a vehicle with smarter differential technology, and rc car fans had much speculation as to what this model actually was, and what it was capable of.
Now we're very excited to introduce the Arrma Nero 6s BLX monster truck, a 1/8th scale basher with select-on-the-fly differential modes that transform the Nero's handling characteristics under a dirt-ripping six cells of power. In this unboxing review, we'll take a look at the Nero 6s BLX, and go over some of it's many features, including Diff Brain.
Video Review
| Arrma Nero 6s BLX - RCGroups Unboxing Review (15 min 1 sec) |
Photos
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The red push button for releasing the battery compartment cover
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A look at the front cantilever suspension and big-bore shocks
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The hubs are injection molded plastic and feature captured ball joints
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The Nero uses a cantilever suspension setup to fit the massive big-bore shocks under the body
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The skid plate removed, showing the anodized red aluminum sub chassis and cross braces
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The BLX200 waterproof ESC is located on top, and features a cooling fan to help keep temps in check
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Optional Duratrax Onyx 3s 5400mAh 50c packs are perfect for the Nero, offering high-amp discharge
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The Nero gets traction from dBoots Sand Scorpion MT tires, which are factory glued to the MT wheels.
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With the chassis plate removed, we see the ADS 15M metal gear steering servo
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A Tactic TTX300 2.4GHz transmitter with differential mode selection switch is included
Links
CLICK HERE for the Nero webpage on Arrma-RC.com
CLICK HERE to purchase the Arrma Nero 6s BLX at Tower Hobbies
Last edited by RCG_Jason; Jan 10, 2023 at 09:23 AM..| Thread Tools |
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gosh $4000 in my money !
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wonder if cogging will become an issue when crawling real slow? is it marketed as a crawler too?
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no, this thing is built for speed, sort of...
 It has a hill climb mode, but not really a crawl mode. With a sensored ESC, it might do OK, for a non-solid axle. |
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Admittedly, I was skeptical of Arrma when they released their first vehicle line up and didn't think they'd see more than two or three years before going down the drain...sometimes it's nice to be proven wrong. They're on point with just about everything they do and it's great to see a company making waves the right way.
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Thread OP
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Latest blog entry: www.gunnphotoservices.com
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I'd like to share some of my bashing videos
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