NEW King of 10th Scale Monster Trucks? HPI Maverick Quantum2 Flux Brushless

The script begins with the excitement of unboxing the Maverick Quantum MT Flux 2, a new monster truck that's been eagerly awaited. The vehicle is compared to its competitors, the Traxxas Stampede 4x4 and the Armor Granite, with an emphasis on its affordability. The unboxing reveals a 2.4 GHz radio, a 16 kg servo, a 3500 KV motor, and an 80 amp speed controller capable of handling 2S and 3S LiPo batteries. The vehicle also includes front and rear lights, including brake lights, which is a unique feature for its class. The script mentions the lack of included tools and the need for a larger radio for better control. The design is praised for maintaining an old-school truck look while incorporating modern features.

The second paragraph delves into the initial setup and inspection of the Maverick Quantum MT Flux 2. It highlights the use of 14 mm hexes, which are not standard for all vehicles of its type, and the need for a tool to modify the XT60 connectors to accommodate regular batteries. The brushless version is noted for its 3500 KV motor and stronger servo. The script also discusses the vehicle's durable chassis design with a honeycomb pattern and chassis braces for stability. The shocks are mentioned as being plastic but with aluminum caps for added protection. The lack of adjustable turnbuckles and the presence of lights, including brake lights, are also covered, emphasizing the value and features of the vehicle for its price point.

The script moves on to a speed test of the Maverick Quantum MT Flux 2, with the anticipation of testing its off-road capabilities. The vehicle is expected to reach speeds of around 42 to 48 mph on a 3S LiPo battery. The test is conducted with Amazon 3S Lio batteries, and the vehicle achieves a speed of 46 mph, exceeding some expectations. The script also discusses the need to change the connectors for better compatibility with standard batteries and the excitement of taking the vehicle off-road, hinting at potential jumps and the vehicle's performance in various terrains.

This paragraph focuses on the off-road performance of the Maverick Quantum MT Flux 2. The vehicle is tested in various terrains, and the script discusses the handling and suspension, suggesting that thicker oil might be needed for the shocks. The vehicle's lights are tested and found to be controllable and functional. The script mentions the vehicle's ability to perform backflips and its overall durability, comparing it favorably to the previous version. The need for better connectors and the possibility of adding roof rails for protection are also discussed, showing the vehicle's potential for customization and upgrades.

The final paragraph wraps up the script with the reviewer's final thoughts on the Maverick Quantum MT Flux 2. The vehicle is praised for its performance, durability, and value for money. The reviewer plans to take the vehicle to a skate park and a construction site for further testing. The script ends with a call to action for viewers to comment on their thoughts, provides links for ordering the vehicle and related accessories, and teases upcoming videos featuring the monster truck in different environments.