This Q&A has general information pertaining to the Radline RC. There are several Q&A sections and you will find an index of them at Q&A Central.

The Radline is a 1:24-1:26 scale Off Road Electric RC vehicle. It comes in 3 forms: Buggy, Stadium Truck, and Monster Truck.

Radline released 2 versions of their vehicles. The Elite series is the one available in the toy section at your local Target store, and the Master series is the one available through hobby retailers such as AtomicMods.com. Here is a quick summary of the differences between the two:

	Elite Series	Master Series
Crystals	Fixed, limited to 6 frequencies	Interchangeable
Servo	5-Pin	3-Pin
Bearings or Bushings	Bushings	Bearings
Stock Motor	130	180 w/adapter for 130
Names	Fang, Warpath, Detour	Warlord, Destructor, Pinnacle

For more detail on their differences, see the Article - First Impressions of the Radline RC Master Series.

This is debatable. The board tests fine when the higher voltage of lithium is applied to it. We've had absolutely no problems. But we have had reports of customers' boards going out after applying lithium. Bottom line, install a lithium pack at your own risk!

Radlines use an H-Bridge style FET! What does this mean? This means you can use the almighty 4562 FET to stack on your Radline and run fast, powerful motors.

As noted above, the Elite Series comes with a stock 130 motor and the Master Series comes with a stock 180 motor. The Master Series comes with an adapter to fit a 130 motor.

Can I use an aftermarket, high current motor? Radlines use an H-Bridge style FET! What does this mean? This means you can use the almighty 4562 FET to stack on your Radline and run fast, powerful motors such as the Atomic Chili!