Write a 1500 Word Article about Radio Controlled Cars - RD0003

Please read this content brief until the end, every detail is important and we will be checking against this brief when approving or refusing the content. Title: [Can RC Cars Go in Snow?] Description of the post: This post answers a specific question. It is important to follow the template and directly answer the question. Every single heading follows on from the main article question, so please use the headings provided. Examples of articles similar style to the final article we want (Note: these examples are in a different Niche): [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Example of resources to get the information you need: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] IMPORTANT: These are the headings/questions needed in this article (See the article template that will be provided): [Section 2 Question: 1. Can RC Cars Go In Snow? Q&A Items: [2. Should you Pre-Heat Nitro RC Cars Before Racing? 3. How to avoid your car getting rusty 4. How do you protect the car from water damage? 5. What are the best RC Cars for snow? 6. Should you also cover your battery? 7. Will a Brushed Motor Help in the snow? 8. What is the difference between a brushed and brushless motor? 9. Will an RC Truck handle the snow better than a car?] Tone: > Entertaining & Informative BUT Actionable Use first and second person: "I," "we," and "you" - Use the word “you” frequently to help the reader connect with the story > No filler language. - Every sentence should add information. -- No BS’ing -- Wrong: “If your dog is acting up, you might need a dog trainer” (...duh). -- Wrong: “This company teaches your dog to walk politely. They also offer leash training.” (...says the same thing twice) -- Wrong: Anything else that doesn’t add information to the article. - Only facts & sources backed arguments. Instructions ● For each item, Try to backup the reason each item is in the article with facts and add a link to an authoritative source that backs the statement you make up. ● Try to make those links point to niche related sites, not wikipedia or generalist sites. ● Please include all reference links in content in parentheses and pointing to the exact deep page containing the information not the top level domain ● Try to link out once for every heading section to back up your statements ● When you provide a link, DO NOT "Sell the click", meaning when you provide a link to a resource, do not say "click here for more info" or "you will love this article here", instead just include the link. I would rather you explain what the information is in the article, rather than being lazy and telling them to click the link for more info. ● Please include some youtube links (two maximum), to make the article interesting.