Introducing the WPL D22, a 1/10 scale remote-controlled truck that combines realistic design with robust performance. Modeled after the Chinese Tianjin Dafa kei truck, the D22 offers enthusiasts a detailed and enjoyable driving experience.
Key Features:
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Authentic Design: Faithful 1/10 scale replica of the Tianjin Dafa kei truck, featuring accurate details and emblems.
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Powerful Motor: Equipped with a brushed 260 motor, providing reliable power for various terrains.
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2WD System: Rear-wheel drive ensures enhanced traction and control during on-road and light off-road excursions.
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Proportional Controls: Offers proportional throttle and steering for precise and realistic handling.
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Ready-to-Run (RTR): Pre-assembled with included remote, battery, and charger—ready for immediate use out of the box.
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Durable Construction: High-strength ABS plastic body and chassis designed to withstand rugged use.
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LED Lighting: Features functional LED headlights for added realism and visibility.
Specifications:
| Specification |
Details |
| Model Number |
D22 |
| Scale |
1/10 |
| Motor |
Brushed 260 Motor |
| Drive System |
2WD (Rear-Wheel Drive) |
| Battery |
7.4V 500mAh Li-ion |
| Charging Time |
Approximately 2 hours |
| Run Time |
20-30 minutes |
| Control Distance |
Over 35 meters |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) |
Approximately 30 x 13 x 14 cm |
| Weight |
Approximately 600g |
| Age Recommendation |
14 years and up |
Available Colors:
Package Includes:
- 1 x WPL D22 RC Truck
- 1 x 2.4GHz Transmitter
- 1 x 7.4V 500mAh Li-ion Battery
- 1 x USB Charging Cable
- 1 x User Manual
- 1 x Decal Sheet
Additional Information:
The WPL D22 is ideal for both beginners and experienced RC enthusiasts. Its realistic design, combined with proportional controls and a durable build, offers an engaging driving experience. The model comes ready-to-run, requiring only 2 AA batteries for the transmitter (not included). Please note that due to its scale, the D22 may appear smaller than typical 1/10 scale RC trucks, closely resembling a 1/16 scale model.
