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Here's a few pics from last nights progress, the shocks seem to be working okay now but I have no idea how or replace the uprights.

I may even take them to a local engineering firm and see if I can get them made. My dad is retired now but he was an engineer and could replicate all these things.....dam him for enjoying his old age!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-FS-GT2-2CH-2-4-GHz-Radio-Remote-Control-Transmitter-Receiver-RC-Car-Boat-UK-/350823726067?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item51aeb93bf3

What about this transmitter and receiver set? Its only 18 quid and comes with free postage!

Scatamonky wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-FS-GT2-2CH-2-4-GHz-Radio-Remote-Control-Transmitter-Receiver-RC-Car-Boat-UK-/350823726067?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item51aeb93bf3

What about this transmitter and receiver set? Its only 18 quid and comes with free postage!

Yes, I´d say it fits the purpose.

Nice progress on the project, shocks are looking much better now.

As for the uprights - the ones from the Ishipla Monster is just the same. I compared them to the ones on my Bobcat/Buffalo (Thanks to gomachv).

These are not rocket sience to remake if You have a drill, wise, 3mm and 2,5mm drill bits and a 3mm thread tap. 6mm alurods can be found a most home depots/hardware stores, at least in Denmark.

If You´re still stuck without rear suspension mounts (uprights) after a half year, give me a shout and I´ll get my wife´s 8 year old, to make You some

Dennis - You da man, I have just purchased this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Threading-Set-1-x-2-5mm-drill-1x-3mm-tap-and-tap-driver-/270857397740?pt=UK_DIY_Material_Nails_Fixing_MJ&hash=item3f105be5ec

and this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aluminium-Round-Bar-Rod-6mm-10mm-12mm-16mm-19mm-20mm-25mm-Various-Lengths-/221211475318?pt=UK_BOI_Metalworking_Milling_Welding_Metalworking_Supplies_ET&var=520140503309&hash=item33813b3d76

All for just over 6 quid! Nothing motivates me more than being as good as or better than an 8 eight old!!!

Well she´s certainly better than me at dancing and skipping rope

I find it hard to make a straight cut with a hacksaw, so after cutting, I mount my net power drill in the wise and install the cut-off bit in the chuck without scratching it too much. Then rev up the drill to a reasonable speed and use a flat file (not too coarse) at the end of the cut-off, trying as good as possible to keep it at 90 degrees when moving it slowly back and forth. This should give You a near perfect stand.

Don´t know if this makes any sense to You, I´d rather explain it in Danish

Your English is better than mine Dennis, the only word I can correct you on is "vice" not "wise"

Scatamonky wrote:Your English is better than mine Dennis, the only word I can correct you on is "vice" not "wise"

Well, that and the way he thinks "Team Associated" is a four letter word

I blame it on the forthcoming christmas - all those wise men

Thanks

gomachv wrote:

Scatamonky wrote:Your English is better than mine Dennis, the only word I can correct you on is "vice" not "wise"

Well, that and the way he thinks "Team Associated" is a four letter word

Now, that´s not fair - I just bought a RC10 B2. Slowly expanding my hyacinth... or something.