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Nmcp... im really close from Oeiras right now i'm in Sintra.
Yep not far at all... Wouldn't mind being there myself right now! Well... as long as someone else foots the bill
Enjoy the rest of your vacation Schmiggz!
Nmcp... im really close from Oeiras right now i'm in Sintra.
Obrigado... i'll be "around" next sunday.Yep not far at all... Wouldn't mind being there myself right now! Well... as long as someone else foots the bill
Enjoy the rest of your vacation Schmiggz!
The elise RM choice..... one comment.... AGAIN? Like i said, we keep repeating cars instead of trying new stuff.
Division 4 data has been completed!
Due to an oversight the final points have changed. I was led to believe there was a different pole winner in the last round. After watching the replays, it appears that GTP_XR_RACER_11 collected the pole point for the last round and that puts him as the un-official winner for the night by 1 point. Sorry for the mistake!
I would love to join S.N.A.I.L, Please let me know if you have any available spots in the future.
Regards, Jamie / aka diehard racer
Can someone please tell me where i can choose my car color and number? because I can only find the chart with the already chosen ones. Also, will I need a mic on Sunday? Because i don'r have one.
Post your choice here and it will be added to the list. You are not required to have a mic, just keep your ears open for any instructions that are given over the mic. If you have a USB keyboard, you can plug it in to be able to respond faster than typing with the controller.
I'm probably doing something wrong, but when I try to post my color and number choice, this message appears: "Sorry, ThePDTX, you do not have permission to access this section or feature of the site." ... Sorry for being a pain, but can someone please help me? :/
Try sending a PM to Rallywagon instead or post it here and I'll post it for you.
Good list, Joe.
Some are a bit higher in PP than I personally prefer, but they are generally less than the high 500's plateau that seems to get sloppy for more than just me.
I would love to join S.N.A.I.L, Please let me know if you have any available spots in the future.
Regards, Jamie / aka diehard racer
The elise RM choice..... one comment.... AGAIN? Like i said, we keep repeating cars instead of trying new stuff.
DJonesSince we're all feeling the rc love I might as well chip in. I've always had some form of an rc car. Mostly the crappy $50 ones you find at the toy store, but I would mod them to make em a little better. Waterproofing being the main thing. Over the years I've gathered quite the collection of toys and my plan is to strip them of their parts and. Make my own aluminum framed buggy out of the mess. Honestly I don't give a crap if it's a piece of crap I'm just in it for the build time and to see if I can. Other than that I have a yiboosoo (?) mini helicopter that was a blast to fly until I bent the shaft in a crash... I could repair it, but I'd have to fight the crowd at a mall, get lost in said mall, find the rc kiosk, and convey through a language barrier that I need the main shaft. It's only a $2 part, but I don't want to spend two hours of my time for a cheap little heli.
I have had a recent interest in the micro (both in size and price) cars. Something I can chase the cat around the house with you know. Anyone have a good one to recommend? I'd prefer a kit if possible and if it could be an electric crawler I'd be in heaven
Something for the house. Losi has their 1/24 Scale trucks. They come RTR but with the aftermarket you will be tearing it down and adding parts. So basically get the kit feeling.
1/18th just to much for inside the house. IMO.
These two would be perfect option. I'd step them up with lipo's and brushless motor. Possible axle, diffs, and gears. Do a full bearing kit if it isn't already. The little sucker on a 3s lipo and say a 6000kv motor would clip 50-60mph with ease. Normal usage I'd run a 2S lipo.
http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSB0244T1
http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSB0238T1
In all honesty. This http://www.horizonhobby.com/products/blade-mcx2-rtf-EFLH2400
Would be awesome to have indoors and tease cat or dog. I have this and the fixed pitch single rotor. The single isn't suited for inside use and requires a high skill level. The Coaxial aka double blade is so simple, stable, and hours and hours worth of fun. Order about three extra battery packs. On extremely calm days these can flown outside and are fun. Indoors you can land on your hand. Hover in someone's face. On their head. It's so stable and controllable.
As well the controls are exactly what the higher skill levels use. Difference is the double blade stops the movements and lets it center. Where single blades constantly require stock movement to keep them stable. Tip single forward and it takes off. Lets of stick and it still goes. Double will stop and hover.
Oh and durable as it gets. I've bounced off walls, piled into ground. Dog jumped up and grabbed it mid flight.
Man in gonna charge my packs and get to flying mine again.
Losi has a few ones you could get. I used one in my wedding to bring the rings to where we were standing with the ring bearers chasing it. My father in law built a ramp for it to drive up. It was pretty cool.
The round cells were all about matched and zapped packs. Cycle them night before to amp them up.
When we switched to lipo's that all went away. You charge them and go. No tricks no fuss. Peak power for entire charge. Well they use a voltage cut off. But basically 90% power at this point.
Something for the house. Losi has their 1/24 Scale trucks. They come RTR but with the aftermarket you will be tearing it down and adding parts. So basically get the kit feeling.
1/18th just to much for inside the house. IMO.
These two would be perfect option. I'd step them up with lipo's and brushless motor. Possible axle, diffs, and gears. Do a full bearing kit if it isn't already. The little sucker on a 3s lipo and say a 6000kv motor would clip 50-60mph with ease. Normal usage I'd run a 2S lipo.
http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSB0244T1
http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSB0238T1