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The Cobra 8 features a 32-Bit Dual-Core processor, ushering a new era of possibility.
In this blog post, we'll delve into the common causes of ESC failures and discuss how to prevent them.
We understand that your R/C equipment is more than just a hobby—it's an investment of your time, energy, and passion. That's why this guide is designed to safeguard your investment and help you extract every ounce of performance from your Castle Creations motor.
Could this be the BEST midsize or largescale basher motor? We will find out just how versatile the all new 1721 1260kv motor is!
A CapPack delivers smooth electrical flow, which helps reduce the load on an ESCs on-board capacitor(s) and aids in prolonging the life of your ESC.
The Castle Link software gives you access to a whole new world of tuning options, this overview covers the crawling/trail settings most commonly used!
NEW 10 Series Brushless Sensored Motors - BIG POWER in a tiny package!
Castle is back in the marine market with a whole new way to overpower catamarans and monohulls- the NEW HYDRA XLX2.
Mamba Micro X2 ESCs will be shipping with an external BEC until a supply chain disruption is resolved.
We are sending good vibes to Skorpios during Season 6 of Battlebots!
Read MoreRaz Shifrin is a man on a mission! We are very proud to be a part of this epic journey.
Read MoreInnovation RC introduces Colossus, and we were not expecting this! Please don’t try at home, folks!
Read MoreThis Castle Powered Infraction had an awesome day and we are smiling ear to ear.
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From choosing the right tires and adjusting tire pressure to modifying the setup of your car, you'll learn to make adjustments based on the specific challenges presented by winter weather.