rob968323
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Hey Guys...
I'm a Newbie here so please go easy. I've been out of RC for about 15 years now and want to get started again. I used to work for Trinity for about five years. I ran lots of 1/12th indoor road and some 1/10th 2WD and 4WD dirt oval and off-road. BTW - Does anyone know if Ernie Provetti still owns Trinity? Does Tony P. still work for him?
I'm looking for the best RTR really with no money limitations. I'd say that anything under a grand is ok with me. I want something that's going to be very reliable that I can play around with and perhaps eventually race. I figure an RTR is the best way to get myself back into the swing of things. Also...my brother wants to buy a car at the same time. He has 0 RC experience so I wanted to get something that's easy for him to learn the ropes on. Like I said...at first we'll probably just be using them at the park, etc. He does have a track close by so eventually I'd like to get into racing.
Thanks in advance for the info.
Rob
I'm a Newbie here so please go easy. I've been out of RC for about 15 years now and want to get started again. I used to work for Trinity for about five years. I ran lots of 1/12th indoor road and some 1/10th 2WD and 4WD dirt oval and off-road. BTW - Does anyone know if Ernie Provetti still owns Trinity? Does Tony P. still work for him?
I'm looking for the best RTR really with no money limitations. I'd say that anything under a grand is ok with me. I want something that's going to be very reliable that I can play around with and perhaps eventually race. I figure an RTR is the best way to get myself back into the swing of things. Also...my brother wants to buy a car at the same time. He has 0 RC experience so I wanted to get something that's easy for him to learn the ropes on. Like I said...at first we'll probably just be using them at the park, etc. He does have a track close by so eventually I'd like to get into racing.
Thanks in advance for the info.
Rob