
Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
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Re: Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
RC104ever wrote:I know how you feel! I have been spending all my time with my new R3 and the RC stuff has literally been gathering dust. I would like to thin the herd a bit or sell off some of the valuable / rare bits but I can't quite bring myself to do it yet.
Like I was told, you'll regret it. I sort of miss the few bits I've sold even though I wasn't doing anything with them.

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Re: Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
Phin wrote:Very slick but I'd lose the MSC and save room by using a micro-switch. Or better yet go with a small nitro engine.
I was thinking about just showing the mechanical components instead of trying to hide it. I like the way a good old fashioned speed control looks when it's being throttled, sort of like the linkage on a carburetor. Although I do want it to run it will be more of an art piece. We'll see how it comes about. I've started making a list of stuff to order from Tower Hobbies. Going to need lots of brass tubing and solder.

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Wait a second! A nitro engine, then I could put a fuel tank on the front of it. What size would be good for something like this? It would probably flip with my luck.Phin wrote:Very slick but I'd lose the MSC and save room by using a micro-switch. Or better yet go with a small nitro engine.

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Re: Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
That, I've got no advice on. It's only recently that I started thinking about building a couple of fuel burners so I know very little about them.PlastiZapCA+ wrote:What size would be good for something like this?

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Re: Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
depending on how set you are on that rear axle, you could use a b44 diff assembly, and run the nitro engine north south. instead of drive cups, machine some axles that fit as the outdrives with some wheel adapters clamped/set screwed on. then the back end would be held up with the diff case.
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This all sounds complicated, I think I'll stick with electric.
This way I can actually build it instead of thinking about it.

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Re: Time to pass on the collection. NOT!
That's probably good.... if you went nitro you woulda had to find a nice supercharger for the engine for extra realism points lol
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