Hobbywing Xr10 This speed controller, from a renowned manufacturer, has everything we need. 60 A maximum current, 2-3 S Lipo capable and numerous setting options. In terms of price, it is a little more expensive but definitely worth the money.

Savöx is one of the best manufacturers of servos. The SC-1251Mg is a small servo that already has a metal gear. It brings the speed, the precision and it even creates 9 kg of force. By the way, this should also be higher. It's all a question of price.

I bought the Emax 2208 1500kv with an excellent system. Like almost all brushless motors, it is available in different speeds. 1500 kv simply means that it makes 1500 revolutions per volt. He has simply proven himself. It has one disadvantage: you have to adjust the main shaft a little otherwise it will drag. Overall, reliable but the performance could be better.

The Absima CR3P is, I'm told, one of the best entry-level sparks. For little money you get a great spark that shines with various features. An LCD display e.g. B., makes setting up very easy. I never used some of the features. But you just have to say that I had more control over my vehicles than with a cheaper one. By the way, the receiver is waterproof.

Here you just have to look at what you need. I definitely recommend you start with a 2S Lipo (7.4-8.6V). More than enough power for starters. An important factor is the discharge rate, which should be at least 25 C. Depending on the motor, I would also recommend a lipo with a capacity between 1300 and a maximum of 2200 mAH. Everything else is simply too heavy and, above all, too big. There is one more important thing. The connection. I have all fitted my batteries and speed controllers with a T-connector (Dean connector).

HobbyKing Brushless Car ESC 2S-4S 60A There are certainly better speed controllers in this price range, but it has a decisive advantage. He can also do 4S Lipos. Over time we can certainly go faster and faster and with this controller we have the voltage to do that. It can also handle 60 A and the setting options are sufficient. Definitely a little cheaper.

Stronger equals better. More force and higher speed. The SAVÖX SV-1254MG is the big brother of the 1251. You can of course also use cheaper servos, but you should pay attention to the force and speed. He should also have a metal gear installed.

The T-Motor F60 or F40 Both engines from T-Motor have more than enough power. I've already driven the F40 with 2450kv. An absolute beast. A must for experienced drivers. The F60 has the advantage that it no longer drags on the main shaft and will also be my next choice in the 1950kv version.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend another Funke. Feel free to try another spark that you can also get in the €10-15 range. However, after that you just want more and inevitably end up with a CR3P or better spark.

Here you just have to look at what you need. I definitely recommend you start with a 2S Lipo (7.4-8.6V). More than enough power for starters. An important factor is the discharge rate, which should be at least 25 C. Depending on the engine, I would also recommend a lipo with a capacity of between 2000 and a maximum of 3000 mAH. Everything else is simply too heavy and, above all, too big. There is one more important thing. The connection. I have all fitted my batteries and speed controllers with a T-connector.