Horizon Hobby has the Losi 5-T 2.0 on 40th anniversary sale for $999.99 for the orange version only. $600 off is insane.
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Daaanng.
Too late
Rabidfox50
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Dang. I have been wanting to get another one to replace the one I lost in hurricane Ian. I missed this sweet deal.
Well let's see how a backorder from Amain goes.
Not going to get my hopes up for anytime soon but fingers crossed.
Not going to get my hopes up for anytime soon but fingers crossed.
I knew it..lol
Yeah. I’m not feeling too confident about anytime soon.
Maybe Santa will bring it. LOL
Well, if you own one, you better put it on the shelf in the museum.
They have been discontinued. Through some emails today there might be a new version coming out, but no confirmation on that.
They have been discontinued. Through some emails today there might be a new version coming out, but no confirmation on that.
I don't see them releasing a new one any time soon. The market is currently cooling as cost of living bears down on people.
Ok, we get it that the 2.0 is being disco'd but we can hope for a 3.0!!
The guys in this hobby are hard in it. Even when the baja all but disappeared clones and niche US manufacturing kept them floating.
Good to have found this group. i'M sure that there are some shops who have them still in stock.
Check largescalerc
I myself think that the world of battery power and brushless motors are killing the hobby for the dedicated fuel burners.
Today it seems to be plug in a battery and play. The days of knowing how to maintain and tune an actual engine seems to be fading away.
Look at nitro 1/8 or 1/10 scale , the options there get more and more limited on what seems like a daily basis.
Technology is great but I think it bit our hobby in the azz.
Today it seems to be plug in a battery and play. The days of knowing how to maintain and tune an actual engine seems to be fading away.
Look at nitro 1/8 or 1/10 scale , the options there get more and more limited on what seems like a daily basis.
Technology is great but I think it bit our hobby in the azz.