New from Core RC is the Polybutler Pit Box. Made from tough plastic, with multiple size drawers to hold plenty of different size tools, motors, batteries and spare parts.
Check out the Core section of the Schumacher web site for more info.

Core RC has a few new gears they want the world to know about. They are precision CNC gears for the Xray Touring Cars and ‘Diff’ spurs
for Pan/GT Cars.

Check out the Core section of the Schumacher web site for more info.

Core RC wants you to buy some new tires. It just so happens that they also have some new tires that you can buy. Fresh out of the molding machines Core’s got a pair of new treads for 1/10 scale 4wd buggies that they’ve dubbed the Multi Block and the Multi Bow. They are molded in Core’s soft compound for low traction conditions. Both of the patterns will be available for front and rear wheels and lightweight molded inserts are also included.

Check out the Core section of the Schumacher web site for more info.

Schumacher and CORE RC have a new way for you to pump up the volume energy in your battery packs. The new UAC-40 Universal Digital charger/balancer/discharger/cycler is pretty universal in what kind of batteries it can charge, balance, discharge, and cycle digitally. You can power the UAC-40 from your AC outlets or a DC power source and it can put the power to LiPos (up to 6s), LiIons, LiFE, Pb (lead acid), and NiMH/NiCad (1 – 15 cells) batteries at a max rate of 5 amps. So whatever you’re into, this charger has you covered. The full package also includes a bunch of adapters and charging leads for use with all the various kinds of connectors commonly used in the hobby. Confusingly, it doesn’t include any types of balancing leads.

The one shown in the picture shows a UK style power plug, so we’ll have to wait and see if they Americanize it, which I’m sure will happen. To get a lot more information click through to Schumacher’s site.

For our European readers, or those really old-school RC’ers, Schumacher Racing has released the new CR138 Core RC CODE 2.4GHz RC system. The system has a ton of features like 15 model memory, timer, servo monitor, throttle and steering curve adjustments, plus lots more bells and whistles all for a pretty decent price.
My first few RC vehicles back in the 1980’s were all dual stick, and sometimes I still see a few local bashers using these instead of the wheel around here.

Check the official Schumacher Racing site for more details.

I believe Cubby mentioned it a few days ago. We are starting to receive some new Li-Po battery packs for our first ever battery shoot out! I’m really excited about this! We hope to be able to answer a lot of those questions/emails we get all the time like, What LiPo battery is the best in my rc vehicle? or What LiPo will last the longest on a brushless setup?
It should be pretty interesting. There are a LOT of great battery companies out there to choose from!
It looks like we are already getting packs in from Thunder Power RC, CORE, Speed Passion, Scooter Motor Works, and True RC, so we are off to a good start! More details coming soon!