Show Notes
When it comes to picking out a new R/C vehicle, the possibilities are almost endless. For those of you looking to save some money on your next radio-controlled model, you may find the allure of off-brand machines too great to resist. While you can save money on some of these models, there are a few items you should keep in mind.
In this episode of the RC Newb Podcast, I share some pros and cons concerning off-brand radio-controlled machines.
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