is the "starter kit" just batteries?
2085810
Nop it is also a multi-bolt wrench, a fuel dispenser, 2 screwdrivers and a plug igniter+charger. Al together you'll need 4 batteries for the truck and 8 for the controller (all AA) but I suggest you also get a set of hex drivers, a temperature gun and of course, NITRO! :) Cheers mate!
2085811
Not trash..this is better than my tmaxx.gets up and moves faster..i never had it break till i hit a tree most of the time if it.keeps breaking its driver error wont break just sitting there
2085812
Don't buy it. I is trash and will keep breaking. Save some Money and buy a traxass or a better one
2085813
Nop it is also a multi-bolt wrench, a fuel dispenser, 2 screwdrivers and a plug igniter+charger.Al together you'll need 4 batteries for the truck and 8 for the controller (all AA) but I suggest you also get a set of hex drivers, a temperature gun and of course, NITRO! :)Cheers mate!
945769
I bought mine used but it had a charger and I think one battery. You can get more batteries cheap from Hobby King.
651751
I believe that it does come with a starter battery-the original Hexbugs did-but I would go ahead and order some more from Amazon because they are the cheapest price there and the batteries wear out quick!
1673303
No. Batteries only. Works very well, but you'll need to use good batteries with this. I used cheap dollar store brand batteries first, and they didn't last very long.
833952
Yes it does, It is an awesome bundle with everything you need to get started. I do however suggest buying a set of extra batteries. I have a car charger so Im always charging them.
1375232
As I recall, there was not a spare battery. This "kit" was a present to my daughter (who loves tools). It appeared to be a great bargain, including the accessories supplied.
973913
The flashlight kit comes in a plain box with no documentation. It seemed the batteries had some charge, but it took several hours to change the charging light from red to green, which I assume, corresponds to a charged state. It couldn't hurt to charge the batteries before use.
458543
Yes, that is correct. It comes with 2 batteries but remember they will sometimes need to be charged. Check them out before you set out on the first "shoot"
1079973
Yes. I bought a kit from Ebay for about $20, which included two batteries, a charger and a small, flexible tripod. The tripod works great, because you can flex the legs under the camera body, and set it on a table at just about any angle you like.
742663
Yes, this is a complete kit you just have to unpack, put batteries in the controller and charge the included battery that comes with the kit. The battery is quite good, but you should plan to get an upgraded charger, because the one that comes with the kit takes a long time, like 14 hours, to charge the included battery. However, an upgraded charger will only take a couple hours (if that) and is as low as $50 to $80, so it's a good thing to buy.
1138219
Kit includes everything needed for startup - not bad for starter sticks, don't break with them and tips are glued.
539826
This starter kit is an off-grid kit. You need to purchase the battery and/or inverter in order to complete the system and have it ready for use.
375893
The kit I purchased from Amazon has 2 batteries and a charger. All in a handy carrying case.
1765422
I really don't know. Only the included batteries are used, and they have a short life before requiring recharging.
399539
Batteries and charger are not included. This kit comes with the 18650/CR123a battery case (2 or 4 cells respectively).
1297810
Great camera kit....it does include battery and battery charger. But I agree with Texas1, I would still buy an extra battery. It comes with a USB digital card reader instead of a USB cable.
2127265
Yes. I recommend getting one of the starter kits - it's a bit more cost effective.