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GP3300 Batteries Cheap - Radio Shack15 Nov 2005 13:15 GMT2
Radio Shack here in the US has just stocked GP 3300 stick pack cells on
their shelves and on their website. Selling for 25 bucks each.
They come with a Tamiya connector, are not matched cells, but some
people I know who have run them say they are pretty darn good packs.
Kyosho Mini-Z15 Nov 2005 13:08 GMT1
Anybody know of any groups specifically tailored to the Kyosho mini-z's. I
just discovered these things and I can't believe how much fun they are.
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Wabash Wheels15 Nov 2005 10:49 GMT7
Anyone seen them fitted to a Sav?  I hear they have no offset and as such
foul on the shocks - anyone know if this is true?  Apparantly fitting Revo
wheels to the Sav gives the same problem.
Anyone?
Battery recomendations?15 Nov 2005 03:15 GMT5
I want to spend around a hundred bucks, but maybe a bit more for a good
charger that will charge 2  (6 or 7 cell) packs. I was ready to get the
"ice" but it only handles 1 pack at a time. I really like all the features
of the ice but don't want to buy 2 of them.
Biz of RC Trade Magazines?14 Nov 2005 19:33 GMT1
What trade publications do RC companies and hobby retailers read
regularly?
Building a Large RC truck11 Nov 2005 11:33 GMT2
I want to build my son a big CAT Mining truck.  It will be 5' long,
2' high and have 10" wheels.  I think it would be cool if I could
make it a remote control truck.  Is it possible to get RC components
that could control it?  I don't want it to go fast, and would like to
hpi/ofna pullstart crossover?11 Nov 2005 07:50 GMT8
Curious what is the correct pullstart from HPI that will crossover to an
Ofna Force .28?
Would I need the regular pullstart (.21BB) like for a Savage .25 or the
newer style like that would fit the 4.6?
HPI RS4 Micro / XRAY M1809 Nov 2005 06:01 GMT2
Just entered the world of micros after racing only 10th scale electrics.  Am interested in both of these models and was wondering if someone could recommend  REQUIRED hop-ups that also don't break the bank... - especially for the RS4.
Thanks in advance.
R/C Nitro motorcycle04 Nov 2005 03:01 GMT4
Anyone know where i may find one?
Diff lockers - LSD's - Torsens03 Nov 2005 00:45 GMT7
Hi all, I'm having too much fun with the new spool in the back of my E-maxx.
So much fun in fact that I want to do it to my Savage :)   <big evil grin>
Then I'd like to put some sort of highly limited (but not totally) slip diff
in the front of both trucks.  Ages ago I saw a Torsen ...
Kyosho 300ZX03 Nov 2005 00:15 GMT7
Hey all,
    I was offered a 1/10 Kyosho Nissan 300ZX brand new Built but I have no
clue how much it's worth or when it was made. Any one out there have a
clue where to look? I already checked ebay.
To Doc02 Nov 2005 22:16 GMT6
Well that's quite a fan base you have up there Dic but the fact stil
remains you backed down from a race I understand on a bulliten boar
you invincible but I'd say that my 6 year old daughter coudl beat yo
on a dirt track probably because you race like a P&%*y but I understan
Radio Controlled Buggy manual FA02 Nov 2005 01:18 GMT3
The Buggy Book by Bill Birkinshaw VGC
Great little book dedicated to the Radio Controlled Buggie,and the
Buggie alone! Lots of pics,diagrams plans etc.
Some headings:- Electric powered buggies / Guide to assembling kits /
Pages: 1 2 October, 2005
 
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