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I use a D7000, and I like it a lot. It's more than I'll ever need right now but I do plan to try and improve in it. They're rated at 150K clicks, Adam. One plus with it is its built-in AF motor, so you can use cheaper non-AFS lenses. I highly recommend it.

I've used this stuff to wrap a charger, looks pretty good. Works for my bike too as a chainstay protector.

Well it looks better now, though still needs some time. I have the parts, I just need time to put it together.

It was in 1 piece at one point, I disassembled it and cleaned some of the parts but didn't get around to putting it back together. Hardware was all over the place. :lol: it's basically mocked up (incomplete hardware), so it's easier to spot any missing parts. One of a few that were dropped from the ...

Cool, thanks guys! I found a pic of it assembled:

http://www.rcchopshop.com/crp/6001.html

So that's what the yellow shrink wrap is for?! I thought that was for a battery pack, to the garbage it went.

This looks like a wing assembly, but by who and for what body? Would be nice to see how it's mounted.

Cool thread! For me: Adam (adam.lancia): I picked up a box of motors from him back in maybe 2007. Tim (tim.sanderson): met him at Fastcats when I started racing Canadian TCS. Also raced on a parking lot track with the vintage guys. Ron (Rattlesnaker): raced with him at the 2010 Toronto Hobby Show (n...

Are those rod ends rare? I seem to have a couple packets of those, but with SG header cards..

ireg wrote:
You can say that again, Its like having a lollipop, you can touch but cant taste it
Now looking for a runner

Oh no, not again..

It was free, thanks for that! I like it!

Very nice example.

I doubt it and won't hold my breath. There's probably 50 other cars waiting in line.

But I'm happy to be proven wrong, given that a lot in his pile are real treasures.

8rad wrote:Fastest time to 25 posts? necka for the win!

Congratulations, Reg!

+1 to Thumb's comment!