Gorgon 223S as a Gift: Battery, Speed, and What's in the Box
Buying an ARRMA Gorgon 223S as a gift? Here's what RTR includes, why the battery and charger aren't in the box, and how to pick 2S vs 3S.
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Buying an ARRMA Gorgon 223S as a gift? Here's what RTR includes, why the battery and charger aren't in the box, and how to pick 2S vs 3S.
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Continue readingA deep ARRMA discount usually hides a fit or parts problem. Here is how to filter a listing, price the battery and parts cost, and decide before checkout.
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