Is this 4x4 truck water proof like the other exceed all terrain vehicle exceed?
1779699
no. not entirely. the esc and receiver are waterproof. not the motor. don't go submerging it
1779700
It's the same thing as the all terrain except it doesn't have a roll cage so yes it is
898611
I found it to be water resistant not water proof. There's no real seal on mine. I leave it locked in the back of the jeep and so far no moisture inside. Wont fit under the easy access seats though
914271
Not at all. The servo and esc are not waterproof at all. You would also ruin your drivetrain from rust.
1874216
It is tough and water proof as far as I know. I have dropped in snow several times. I would not suggest submerging device in liquid on purpose though.
515352
Yes, it is definitely waterproof. I have had this exact model mounted on my 16' trailer for at least 3 years to keep the trailer winch battery charged, and it still works perfectly. I highly recommend this product.
1582649
The box says "Weather Resistant". Resistant is better than "Proof". Looks like it can get rained on without issue. I have it on my Busa, but it's under the windscreen and stays dry, but it would be fine in any case except for immersion (the battery compartment is probably the weakest spot in terms of water penetration, or at least it would appear to be so.
618585
I have found that it is water resistant. You can play in mud and water but I wouldn't submerge for any lanth of time.
1796348
Absolutely! Its a basic plastic truck with big wheels, no small parts that will get gummed up with sand or dirt or rust because again, plastic :)
175461
It is 2 wheel drive. The motor is waterproof however the speed control is not. I upgraded mine after hitting a puddle. Don't run these through water ever.
2089595
Yes. The ESC on the brushless version is waterproof, but the receiver is not. I have driven mine through puddles, on wet grass, and all over in the snow and it still works fine because the receiver is not really in a location that gets wet unless the truck is completely submerged.
140702
It is water resistant not water proof if you drive in more than a lite sprinkle your stuff will get wet if you need to drive in the rain you need a water proof one
816579
I use mine to plow snow and the box is mounted above the rear tire so it does get wet. I have not had and problems.
1167277
Yes is completely water proof I ride on the rain and the front like the rear are completely water proof is definitively a product than I recomand.
172614
I do not believe it is waterproof, certainly not to Mil Spec, as I am sure that Fourseven would advertise as such. Having said that, I have used my in the rain for extend periods of time on several occasions without any problems. The Fourseven web site has to option of buying either the tail cap or the P1/P2 body as options for those that own with the P1 of P2.
1906600
It def. Is! Ive ridden in very heavy rain and I have not had a single problem. As long as youre not physically dipping it in water, rain water is not an issue. And to top it off, I had a problem with mine a while back due to it not charging and amazon customer service was AMAZING. Product was replaced and sent to me in ONE day. Recommend you purchase!
1607055
I own mine for a couple of months now.i ran mine on almost any terrain and nothin went wrong with it.and everytime im done playing with it i use old toothbrush and all purpose foam cleaner.and when the car's dirt are loose and its cover in suds i shoot with water hose.im directly shooting at the ESC and motor and mine always run smooth and look mint.so about the water proof ability of the car i think its pretty good.and about the warranty coverage if the waterproofing fails our only way to find out is by calling horizon hobby or vaterra. tip:when washing car remove wheels from car as the water can go inside and absorbed by the foam tire insert.wheels will be heavy and rob u power.
2143276
I use it for my RC planes,don't think it would be classified as water proof usually water proof servos have a rubber gasket(O ring around the bottom section of the case) for rock crawlers depends on the torque required for the crawler and the transit speed.