Which do you think is better, the LD Racing LD1201 or the P06? Do you know anything about these two cars?
LD RACING brand is starting to come into its own these days and many players are starting to pay attention to the brand.
Nowadays, RC enthusiasts have more and more options to choose from, like the two models that are often debated in LD Racing: the LD RACING 1201 and the P06.
Both offer unique advantages, but which one is right for your needs? Let’s analyze their differences in six key areas (including actual user experience) to provide you with some pointers!
The following two pictures, the left is LD RACING 1201, the right is; LD RACING P06. in fact, the two cars do not look very different, but the configuration is very different oh!
Next, I’ll go over what kind of de-chanting there is between the LD Racing 1201 and the P06, respectively.
Motor & Power Performance
LD Racing 1201: Featuring highly efficient 2×260 motors, acceleration is near instantaneous. Compared to the P006 there is one more motor, which assumes that the LD Racing 1201 is explosive and powerful. For some senior players, they prefer this explosive RC car.
P06: LD Racing P06 RC car is paired with a 260 motor, which is lower noise and lower maintenance, but lacks the raw power needed for competitive racing. If you are as a new player, of course I would recommend you to buy P06 RC car more.
I started out by getting the LD Racing P06 RC car, and later, after becoming familiar with the car, I purchased an additional 260 motor to modify.
If you want to know where I purchased it, check out the link below:
LDRC LD1201 PD-06 RC Climbing Crawler Parts 260 Motor L0033
Is raw speed your primary concern, or do you prefer an affordable entry-level product?
It’s a question that makes it worth thinking about, but new players don’t need to worry too much. This is because you can buy your own parts and make modifications to enhance the performance of your RC car.
Transmitter: Fancy & Basic
LD Racing 1201: Comes with a 2.4GHz 5-channel remote control. Adjustable differential lock, high and low speed switching. Feels like driving a spaceship.
P06: Uses a basic 2.4G three-channel remote. No frills, but gets the job done. If you’re a “set it and forget it” kind of guy, this remote will do the job.
The picture on the left is a three-channel remote control for the LD Racing P06 RC car
The picture on the right is the 5-channel remote control for the LD Racing 1201 RC car.
