Comparison HSP Destrier Nitro 1:10 vs HSP Dakar H100 Nitro 1:10

— RTR (Ready to Run) — the box contains a fully configured and ready-to-run model. Such models are equipped with a battery, a remote control, and a charger.

— ATR (almost-ready to run). The model is almost completely ready for use, but some of the elements are still missing. The list of missing components can include both a battery and a remote control or charger. All of the above components may be missing at once. Missing parts must be purchased separately. Models in the ATR package are designed for advanced users, this package allows you to choose batteries or controls based on your own needs and requirements.

— PNP. the receiver and transmitter are not included in the package, and often there is no battery. Additionally, the PNP set may not contain control equipment. Radio models in the PNP configuration are designed for professionals who often use individual electronics. Usually, the design of the model itself is collapsible, which significantly increases the maintainability of the product. Many models sold in the PNP configuration are allowed to participate in prestigious exhibitions and competitions.

— K.I.T. For the most part, only body parts are provided in the kit. The kit has a lot in common with the designer, because from such a kit it is possible to assemble various options for the body of the radio model. The KIT package includes neither radio communication mod...ules, nor control equipment, nor electric motors. That is, the user will have to buy / manufacture all the hardware of the radio-controlled model on their own. Radio models in the KIT package are designed for advanced users. KIT kits are suitable for assembling advanced models, which are often used in prestigious exhibitions and sports competitions.

The total volume of cylinders of the internal combustion engine of the machine (gasoline or fuel, see "Engine"). In general, the larger the volume, the more powerful the engine, with the same type of fuel, however, the consumption of this fuel is usually higher. Also, this point depends on the type and scale of the model (see both points above). So, among the road options at 1:10 there are mainly volumes of 2-2.5 cm3, 1:8 — about 3.5 cm3. For off-road types, the indicators are 2.5-3 cm3 and 3.5-4 cm3, respectively.

Note that in models purchased for entertainment purposes, engine size does not play a significant role, and for professional use there are recommendations depending on the purpose (see above), weight, type of fuel and other parameters. You can get acquainted with such recommendations in specialized sources.

Also, the volume of the engine can serve as a criterion for admission to competitions.

Ground clearance, or ground clearance, is the distance from the lowest point of the car body to the road surface. Large ground clearance is important for off-road models (buggies, truggies, "monsters", see "Type"): it increases the cross-country ability in general and allows you to overcome individual point obstacles (for example, pebbles), simply passing them under the bottom. In turn, models for high-speed driving on a flat surface (for example, circuit racing) have a small clearance to reduce aerodynamic drag.

It is possible to compare different models by clearance only within the same scale (see above).