PERFORMANCE: It can reach speeds up to 24mph (38km/h), making it the great choice for racing enthusiasts. They are 1/14th scale instead of the more common 1/16th scale offroad options from MJX and look really great and solidly built. Created in 2012, Serious-RC was formed to offer outstanding service and knowledge for radio controlled model enthusiasts from our family operated business located in Essex.

Well that's because one is but the other one has flipped at 40 mph down a concrete culvert and come out unhurt.MJX are a Chinese manufacturer that have made popular camera drones like the MJX Bug 19 B19 GPS for a few years now. The MJX Hyper Go H16H (monster truck shape) and H16E (truggy shape) are 4WD offroad 1/16 scale trucks powered by a 390 brushed motor.

I've reviewed the MJX HYPER GO H16E here which is a very durable small scale brushed monster truck that outperformed my expectations. Being a brushed motor the acceleration is hugely responsive and smooth compared to a brushless car but obviously lacks the more aggressive acceleration and top speed. First off the wheelie bar provided doesn't attach to the car, second the LED lights seem to not work, and third being the most concerning issue is that the wheels all seem out of alignment. The motor includes a heatsink and powered fan which I think is a good touch although there is no fan on the ESC.I guess the 3rd option is I could be a complete moron, but I did have my wife and 15 year old son both take a look and neither could figure it out. This car can reach a maximum speed of 42km/h with its original battery, giving you an exciting and fast ride.

It's also very well made, has a good weight to it, has a low center of gravity, and did I mention it's fast? Build quality is good, better than what I have seen on WL toys models which tend to be the high standard for budget cars. Their first larger 1/14 released is the on-road Hyper Go 142301 basher and I chose this as my on-road car of the gear - driving (and drift) performance is hard to believe for a relatively low cost RTR car. In this review I'll look at the car in close detail and of course offer a full review of the driving performance.

Now the really cool part here is the GPS module which connects to the receiver presumably through a telemetry channel which sends a signal back from the receiver to the transmitter.