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Ahh, there is the problem. I only have it because I also use the Prime TV as well, but I really can't do without it after using it for everything from rc stuff to household items. I am disabled and basically homebound, so it's nice to use just to order stuff when I need it.

If I can get it at a fair price with Prime, that is where I buy it because I get stuff within a couple days, even on Sunday. If not, then ebay or a hobby shop is my second choice.

That estimated delivery date on Amazon is only good if it is a Prime item 😉 Amazon only has control of that on items they warehouse.

As I was explaining to Tunedpipe about a shipment he was having trouble with, a lot of sellers on Amazon are drop shippers. They just put up a listing for an item, then are at the mercy of a supplier to ship that item. In the case of Amazon, they play the role of the shipper in these cases. They...

When you order stuff with Amazon, if it is an Amazon Prime item, it will usually be shipped by Amazon from one of their warehouses. If it's not a Prime item, who knows where it is coming from. On those sales, it has nothing to do with Amazon. They were just the site the seller used to list their...

For a budget 1/10 you could look into the Arrma Granite Voltage. It looks to be more of a pain to modify though. It's like an upgraded version of a New Bright from Walmart, but they are cheap. A step above that would be the Granite V3 Mega, which could slowly be upgraded into the V3 3S BLX.

All RC manufacturers are taking a hit with delivery issues. Kyosho basically seemed to go offline for about a year. I talk to a guy all the time that works for WPL. When the virus first broke out he was away from work visiting his folks. He ended up in a quarantine zone and couldn't go back to...

Those hexagonal standoffs under the servo mount - can you shorten them to lower the servo a bit? Another option is they make low profile servos that you could mount under the servo plate. Or you could add a spacer under the forward mount of the steering arm to raise that end up a bit. Not...