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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / May 2006Help
Just wanted to say hey and ask for some help. I'm new to the world of Nitro RCs and I am still learning the ropes. I have learnt one such thing today when my engine (which I had just taken out and cleaned and neglected to tighten the screws up enough) shock loose and feathered on of the nylon gears. I wanted to know wether I could file the gears or if i needed to buy a new one. Thanks any help would be good > Just wanted to say hey and ask for some help. I'm new to the world of > Nitro RCs and I am still learning the ropes. I have learnt one such [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Thanks any help would be good Yup you need a new one, don't fret though, they're not expensive :) It's the spur gear, about £4gbp. Probably about $5US. What is it for?  SignatureDan > Yup you need a new one, don't fret though, they're not expensive :) It's > the spur gear, about £4gbp. Probably about $5US. What is it for? > > -- > Dan Well the gear is part of the transmission if thats what you mean. DanTXD wrote: > Yup you need a new one, don't fret though, they're not expensive :) It's > the spur gear, about £4gbp. Probably about $5US. What is it for? > > -- > Dan >Well the gear is part of the transmission if thats what you mean. Dude, If you were any more vague you wouldn't have posted anything at all. Tell us what vehicle you are talking about, and what part is damaged (use the part name, part number, ANYTHING that will actually let us know what the f**k you are talking about) and then maybe we can help you. Doc Ok calm down I found the part don't worry about it. And thanks Dan. "Doc" wrote: > DanTXD wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Doc Get stressed much? SignatureJustin Mahn > "Doc" wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> > Get stressed much? Both of you have misinterpreted my response. There is no need for me to "calm down" and this situation has not stressed me in the least. The OP posted a question asking for help with next to no information, and when Dan prompted him for further details he posted back an even more vague response. This is the equivalent of calling a mechanic and saying "my car is making a noise, what do you think is wrong with it?" People like that irritate me. In fact, all people irritate me in general! <g> If someone is foolish enough to not look in the vehicle manual or go to the manufacturer's website and pull up an exploded parts view and get the actual part name, they have to expect a small amount of flaming in return. Doc Well said :D u are why most people quite the hobby maybe he didn't know all about that stuff and you are an example of how the internet is full of people who can't type a comprehensive sentence. u are why most people quite the hobby maybe he didn't know all about that stuff >u are why most people quite the hobby maybe he didn't know all about > that stuff I don't even know where to start here... SignatureDan >>u are why most people quite the hobby maybe he didn't know all about >> that stuff > > I don't even know where to start here... How could he not know what truck he had? Doc You didn't really need to say all, thats ok. I understand what you mean., after Dan said that I needed a new one I did go to the website and i did get the exploded view of the car and I orded a new part for the car from the hobby shop. The reason I didn't give any more information to Dan was because he had already answered my question. I understand why you wanted to know more and appreciate that you wanted to help me. But I didn't really need to know any thing more than that i needed a new part. After that i got an exploded view of the car and bought the new part i needed. Although I don't know much about R/C cars I'm not a complete idiot. :P |
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