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Does hiding away playing R/C Pro Am while your wife cleans count as doing something r/c?? Wait, you get to sit on your ass while the wife cleans? How do you get that to fly??? Or do you reap the consequences afterwards as I would :lol: He doesn't get any tude believe it or not, but the house isn't ...

The 'after' has a vintage RC look to it. Good recovery.

Oh yeah goof off is some nasty stuff. I only use it when going nuclear on something. I'm actually surprised to see it didn't melt that body right through the work table and halfway to Alex

Grendel has eyes now. Here's lookin' at you kid!

I recently purchased the least expensive and most complete kit I could find, with the best ratings on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009YNG21U https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91W2-svxZSL._AC_SL1500_.jpg Got some cleaner for it too. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BN77JPWP I shoul...

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 5:33 pm I am as well. Where does everyone get the materials for making these packs (cells, red/yellow/clear shrink tubing, braid/bars)? MCI has the labels I see from previous posts.

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I was actually thinking about another run of those with the stealth trans being back now. They would be changed up from originals of course though.

I'm gonna break the rules and post a picture that I've never actually taken. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. :oops: This image is from Google maps. This "T" shaped bridge is the exact spot where the Enola Gay dropped "Little Boy" on August 6th, 1945. hiroshima.jpg That domed struc...

Another RT1408 and Speed Gem Pro Chrominum with a sweet solder job. If I'd ever had a Speed Gems Pro Chromium back in the day, then I'd have to wonder how you got that motor from my collection. I used to do a lot of sweet solder jobs like that. :lol: I've been on the hunt for a particular Schumache...

Another RT1408 and Speed Gem Pro Chrominum with a sweet solder job. If I'd ever had a Speed Gems Pro Chromium back in the day, then I'd have to wonder how you got that motor from my collection. I used to do a lot of sweet solder jobs like that. :lol: I've been on the hunt for a particular Schumache...

I'm in My entry is the Marui Racing Buggy, aka Hunter prototype (at very least, this is the inspiration, from a single picture) https://i.imgur.com/X7RrfXd.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/hXNwRk6.jpeg Again, this is relying a lot on 3D printed parts : At the very exception of the wheels (orginals from a Ma...

Gonna take you back to an very important car in my rc history. 1989. This was my ultima that was modified as much as my budget for a 16 year old could afford mowing lawns (which I still do to this day for a living). Our local track converted to dirt oval. It was a very loamy heavily watered soil so ...

Soaking in lighter fluid will also soften and release it. It also doesn't leave residue.

It will tell you how aligned the hall sensors are as well as actual timing since the notches on motors are always way off. It will also tell you KV at a certain amp draw, most people seem to set the amp draw at 5 - 6 amps to help find the sweet spot which should keep it at a safe-ish temp under race...

It will tell you how aligned the hall sensors are as well as actual timing since the notches on motors are always way off. It will also tell you KV at a certain amp draw, most people seem to set the amp draw at 5 - 6 amps to help find the sweet spot which should keep it at a safe-ish temp under rac...