You are browsing the "hrp" tag archive.
New over at Racers Edge is the Pro Portable Soldering Iron Kit. This soldering iron can be powered by one of your rc batteries, thus making it a great choice to use while out on the trail, or for when you are bashing where there isn’t any AC power. Here’s the highlights- * Comfortable grip and durable, heat-resistant case * Powered by [...]
So here is some exciting news! HRP (Hobby Recreation Products) is now the official distributor for Team Corally products in North America! This is a big deal, because now you can get vehicles like the Kronos 6S, Python Buggy, Shogun Truggy and more without having to try and import them yourself. From the Team Corally Facebook page: We are proud [...]
Before we announce the winner, we’d like to thank HRP (Hobby Recreation Products) and also CROSS-RC for making this awesome giveaway happen! Go visit their websites! If you have no idea what we are talking about, and just jumped here to see who and what someone one, you can head over to the giveaway page to get all the details. The [...]
A quick reminder, there are only a couple of days left to get those entries in! We are going to be announcing a winner in just a few days! So we just received the new CROSS-RC SU4-C kit, and it was time to do another unboxing video. Jeremy is a huge CROSS-RC fan (as most of the people in the office [...]
Last weekend at the 2018 Rocky Mountain Hobby Expo, we got a chance to visit with the folks from Hobby Recreation Products inside their booth. The HRP crew had been planning their booth for months and it looked great at the show. HRP went big for the Rocky Mountain Hobby Expo this year. Part of “going big” included sponsoring a small [...]
We recently got our hands on a UDI Lark Quadcopter with FVP from HRP – Hobby Recreation Products and are looking forward to putting it to the test. Initial reactions to taking it out of the box, it’s a very interesting setup as it’s very light for it’s large sizet. Not so sure we are going to dig the USB charging [...]
Trailing my build of the Invertix400, our friends at HRP have announced the details on the soon-to-ship Leap 3D Quadcopter. This quad is an almost ready to fly (ARF) and features an auto stabilization for all quad orientations (since it can sustain inverted flight), as well as a bail-out feature for beginner 3D pilots. Other features include:*Powerful 3D fixed pitch quad-copter utilizing bi-directional brushless motors. *Bail-out, [...]
