
FlySky GT3B LCD Transmitter
Drive with the precision of the FlySky GT3B transmitter, featuring an LCD display, 3 channel, 10 model memory and servo end points.
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Part no. 450S4WD
This product has been discontinued.
Contact usIntroducing the new Rovan Baja 45cc 4WD RC buggy. This buggy is packed full of features such as a massive 45cc 2-stroke engine, heavy duty 4WD drive line, aluminium front & rear shock towers, and aluminium big bore shocks.
Drive with the precision of the FlySky GT3B transmitter, featuring an LCD display, 3-channel, 10 model memory, and servo end points. The included receiver has a built-in fail-safe so if the signal is lost the car will roll to a stop.

Drive with the precision of the FlySky GT3B transmitter, featuring an LCD display, 3 channel, 10 model memory and servo end points.
| Length | 790mm (31.1") |
|---|---|
| Width | 475mm (18.7") |
| Height | 320mm (12.59") |
| Weight | 14.2kg (31.3lbs) |
| Wheelbase | 560mm (22.04") |
| Ground Clearance | 60mm (2.36") |
| Drivetrain | 4WD |
| Scale | 1/5 |
|---|---|
| Skill Level | Experienced |
| Power Source | Petrol |
| Chassis Type | Buggy |
| On/Off Road | Off Road |
| Drivetrain | 4WD |
| Rear Shock Oil | 40w |
|---|---|
| Front Differential Oil | 40w |
| Rear Differential Oil | 40w |
| Wheel Hex Size | 24mm |
Based on 2 reviews
Chris H
Very weak and poor design. Cheaply assembled...Even for Rovan! In comparison to my other 1/5 bajas, i was very Disappointed at the obvious lack of quality of this car straight out the box.
Chris H
Love it. Heaps of talk n power. But.. Poor quality control even for rovan! Lots of flex and drive shafts pop out when tuning under power.(got Angus fixing up some limmiters for me,should fix that ) Nice but dose have a few issues straight out the box. Weaker design than b5. Easy to bend alloy shocker tower and break shockers with miner tumbled. Unfortunately no upgrades as yet that i can find either.
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