FORD F-150 4WD " TRAMP - LOBO" "MONSTER TRUCK" DE NIKKO

Entre los años 1987 y 1994 aproximadamente, NIKKO, tanto en Europa como en USA, comercializó este modelo de Ford F-150 de 1980 con tracción a las cuatro ruedas bajo distintos nombres tales como: "Lobo", "Tramp", "Gambler" y "Big Dude".

Las diferencias mecánicas entre todos eran mínimas. Los "Tramp" y "Lobo" eran exactamente iguales, a excepción del nombre, los adhesivos y las frecuencias de radio con las que funcionaban.

En USA, la frecuencia usual de radio era 49.XXX Mhz, y en Europa la 27.XXX Mhz dependiendo de la región o país a la que iban destinados.

Los modelos nombrados "Gambler" eran idénticos pero carecían por completo de suspensión en ningún eje. Los modelos nombrados "Big Dude" disponían de un amortiguador por rueda, en lugar de los dos delanteros por rueda de los "Lobo" y "Tramp".

En este vídeo aparece un "Tramp" europeo (de color negro) el cual, después de unos pequeños trabajos de limpieza y cambio de adhesivos ha quedado en perfecto estado de funcionamiento tras estar casi 16 años parado, y que en un vídeo anterior, aparece tal como estaba antes del pequeño cambio estético.

A su lado, un modelo "Lobo" americano (de color rojo) traido de USA , el cual funciona a la perfección, pero carece de mando a distancia para poderlo conducir y que se utiliza como donante de piezas de recambio, y el que permite ver, a falta del pequeño motor situado sobre el capó, cómo eran en estado totalmente originales.

He aquí el listado de frecuencias 49Mhz que se usaban en USA y las que se usan en Europa.

USA
49.830Mhz
49.845Mhz
49.860Mhz (la más usual en radio control)
49.875Mhz
49.890Mhz

EUROPA / EUROPE

26.995Mhz (marrón) (brown)
27.045Mhz (rojo)
27.095Mhz (naranja) (orange)
27.145Mhz (amarillo) (yellow) (la usual en radiocontrol)
27.195Mhz (verde) (green)
27.255Mhz (azul) (blue)

Between 1987 and 1994, NIKKO sold the RC 1980 4WD Ford F-150 model under few names. In USA and Europe was known as "Lobo", "Tramp", "Big Dude" and "Gambler".

The mechanical differences between them were very little, because they performed exactly.

The "Big Dude" only had one shock absorber per wheel, and the "Gambler" didn't have any kind of suspension on their wheels. "Lobo" and "Tramp" had two shock absorbers in their front wheels.

In this video, I show the European "Tramp" (black one) which works in the 27.145Mhz frequency, and the American "Lobo" (red one) recently purchased on Ebay to an American private seller, which works in the 49.860Mhz frequency. Nowaday is used as a donor of replacement pieces.

The model shown, was sold by "Sears" in the USA as the battery and the car says.

The transmitters had the "Turbo" function as it was usual in these models and those years.

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[lovemyself71]

@fury

If I'm not mistaken,the frequency won't work in yr country.hopefully u won the bidding.

[FURY1958]

@lovemyself71 All I know is that was retired from toys and used only by the militaries, police and state security groups. Yes, I hope win it too.

[lovemyself71]

@fury

I'm sorry mine was 40.685MHZ.

I still have the remote control in working condition as for the electronic board still in the car.if you want it I will cut the wire n u will have to solder it again using yr old wire.

[FURY1958]

@lovemyself71 Thank you. Today I've found a seller on ebay, and I'm gonna try to win the bid. In case I won't, I'll contact with you. ;)

[lovemyself71]

@fury

The 49m was hard to find I suggest u have to change remote-set to a new one(customized ) as for mine was built customized but the person whom do it ,sadly had passed away few years ago,now the motor got burned due to over tuned I guess. Hmmm thanks for yr advised,I will try as u suggested.

[FURY1958]

@lovemyself71 Above all, be carefull with screws and plastics during disassembly, because you can break pieces easily.

[lovemyself71]

@fury

My model is F150 exactly like yrs.

[lovemyself71]

@fury

Mine is red one from Singapore Toys are Us.

The year was in the 80s,if I'm not mistaken it was around 1988-1990.

[FURY1958]

@lovemyself71 He doens't answer, so I've to still looking on ebay or have a lucky strike.

[lovemyself71]

@fury

I think u got to duplicate the electronics from Ottwa remote,and apply it on compatible remote.try to convinced him then. :)