Spektrum 3 Channel 2.4GHz Micro Receiver

Spektrum had their new 3 channel micro receiver on display which features improved latency by up to 3.0 milliseconds, smoke-gray fuel-proof case, low voltage protection for vehicles running on 4 cells, and a weight of a mere 6.5 grams! But above all, the receiver is only 1/3 the size of Spektrum's original SR3000 receiver, making it the worlds smallest 3 channel racing receiver. If your not good with visualizing measurements, the receiver is the width of your finger!

The Spektrum SR3500 receiver will be available soon for around $100.

Dynamite C4 Brushless Motor

Dynamites new C4 brushless motors were on display at the Horizon Hobby booth next to a cool looking box. The C4 brushless motor is available in two strengths; 8000Kv and 9200Kv. Up until now, the Castle Creations Mamba CM20 motors dominated the 1/18 brushless market, but Dynamite says no more! The C4 motor features longer run times and higher speeds, without all the maintenance of a typical brushed motor. The 9200Kv is a step up from Castle Creations' highest kilovolt motor, the 8000Kv. And although it is unlikely anyone can control a micro at 9200Kv, the option is there for those who dare to give the throttle and their differential gears a try!

The Dynamite C4 brushless motor will be available soon for around $60.

Sportwerks Chaos 1/16 Nitro Buggy

Kyosho wasn't the only one showing off a 1/16 scale nitro buggy. It seems not only micros in general, but nitro micros, are becoming a popular class of RC, and Sportwerks wanted in on all the fun! Sportwerks has now released their own 1/16 scale nitro buggy which features 0.5 cubic inch engine, 40cc fuel tank, pre-painted body, oil-filled shocks, ball bearings, 3-shoe centrifugal clutch, blue anodized aluminum chassis, and comes completely assembled and ready to run. As an added plus, all Kyosho Mini Inferno wheels and tires fit the Chaos.

Sportwerks new Chaos buggy will be available soon for around $260.