The Losi Desert Buggy DBXL-E 2.0 8S 1/5 RTR 4WD Electric Buggy is a large scale basher that offers agile handling, high speeds out of the box and legendary durability that make it a fan favorite. At home in any environment from dirt to pavement, wet or dry, especially with its 4WD drivetrain with larger 5mm drive pins, the desert buggy makes sure all the power is put to the ground. Drivers stay in control with a DX3 transmitter, a Spektrum SR6100AT 6 Channel AVC Telemetry Surface Receiver, and scale-to-size Maxxis Creepy Crawler LT tires. This desert buggy features all the technological advances drivers demand including the Spektrum Firma 160 Amp Brushless Smart ESC and Spektrum Firma 4-Pole 780Kv Brushless Motor allowing you to hit 50+ MPH with an 8 cell LiPo battery. Combine this with Losi race-inspired livery, and you get an authentic looking large scale buggy with the speed and durability needed to outrun the pack.
- Spektrum™ Firma® 160 Amp Brushless Smart ESC
- Spektrum Firma 4-Pole 780Kv Brushless Motor
- Spektrum DX3™ radio system
- Spektrum S906 1/5th Scale Metal Gear Servo
- Waterproof Components
- Aluminum Shock Towers
- Aluminum Center Diff Cup
- Radio Tray designed for use with single or dual steering servos.
- Heavy Duty Drivetrain with 5mm drive pins
- Electric Chassis specific chassis braces for increased durability and strength
- Updated ESC Mount
- Pinned Center Outdrive Cups
- Gearboxes updated for improved drivetrain strength and stability
- Steering Rack with a helical servo saver design
- Updated Front and Rear Bulkheads
- Maxxis Creepy Crawler LT Tires
- Losi race-inspired livery
- Laser Etched FOX Logo Shock Caps
- Roof-mounted LED bar
- (1) Losi® DBXL-E 2.0 Desert Buggy
- (1) Spektrum Firma® 160 Amp Brushless Smart ESC (installed)
- (1) Spektrum Firma 4-Pole 780Kv Brushless Motor (installed)
- (1) Spektrum™ DX3™ Radio System
- (1) Product Manual
- (2) 4S 5000mAh 50C+ LiPo Hardcase Batteries with IC5 or EC5 connector
- Compatible LiPo charger
This product was added to our catalog on June 28, 2022
This is a very large and heavy RC. Out of 70-80 RC - I’d call it my most dangerous. It is a BLAST but the handling takes some work to get “right”. I love mine but I can’t run it in the hard or my street etc mine I do with the Xmaxx for instance. It needs to be out in the open both for fun and safety. :)