There is lots of info in the learn section... EZB4 specifications PDF

Okay thanks Richard,will give it some study,I am looking at some products to water proof the electronics and bottom,seems to work good for water and even better for snow,will try it out with my spare Rad robot I have in the back room,remove the top body and just use the bottom Tank part as a sled. If it works out then I will use my bigger Monster truck frame.There is a video showing how to water proof RC electronics at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4z8QMgTEA4 Also found a more simple method for you guys that want to fly your drones in the rain or snow (seems a bit crazy,LOL!)..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOu5hRqSDtU

Those are unbelievable and crazy videos. Who would have thought it! eek

Ha right Dave, my friend Ernie got me into these RC snow machines. It turns out his cousins were Formula snowmobile champions back in the 80's running these 800 horsepower Formula snowmobiles that are banned today as too dangerous many deaths in the sport. They were not the ordinary snowmobiles like today,the engine was gigantic and had a side compartment to contain them! The Formula one race car teams did this for winter time racing against famous race car drivers.89 was the last year for those insane snow machines. So now they just build them for fun running crazy snow machines radio controlled and smaller replicas.How cool it would be to make one smart and control with cell phone using EZ b system! :D

Seems to work in sub freezing temps fine

Right on, good to know, I am working on water proofing a slower snow machine but thinking about upgrading to the water proof brushless motors with higher speeds.

Lowest I have had it in is about 12 degrees F with 70 percent humidity , inside a Robot shelters from direct moisture