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Over here in Kiwi land things are not much better the 1 NZ pebble gets 62 US cents the cash rate is over 9% which makes interest rates about 14% on just about everything a block of cheese is $14NZ, 1 gallon of milk is $7 NZ. Houseing here is insane, unless you are earning over $100k a year, you cant...

those look awesome!

where did you find the b2 body ? ive been looking for a few for years and havent found one.

Edwin

Hyperion make a dual battery charger, ive seen one here in New Zealand, but i couldnt tell you what model it is sorry.

Edwin

i have a much more ctx charger, its a great charger.

another goodie is the LRP pulsar competion charger.

i used to have stick packs, but all my touring cars use side by side now.

anyways, i used a Spintec Battery Manager V2 on them and had great life from the cells

there is quite a few on ebay i see.


hope this helps

Edwin

hiya

do you have/use a discharge tray that you use after each run ?

i had simular problems with my cells till i got ahold on one

Edwin

probally dont help much,

but over here in New Zealand, there is a shortage of qualified long hall pilots. you would have no probelm getting a job here.

those are great photos too!

Edwin

I hope you all have a blast this weekend

ill be over here a few thousand miles away wishing i was there.


and for those traveling to the event, take care.

good luck to everyone

Edwin

call-911 wrote:Doh! I found the length I need for the rears after digging a bit, now I just need the wide stock lengths. Does everyone use Lunsford turnbuckles for modernized RC10s?

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4104&hilit=turnbuckle

yip, i have them on both my b3 and b4

Edwin

i *think* i have some odd stuff in the box for my rc10, will have a look tonight

over here is kiwi land we have our own version of ebay called trade me

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Toys-models/Radio-control/Parts-accessories/auction-174675298.htm

$10NZ (about $5US) for a set of four shocks

Edwin

My condolences to you and his family.

being involved with motor sport myself, its amazing the amount of giving that there is in the teams when this unfortunate thing happens

take care

Edwin

ACE!!!

In my honest opinion, RC10s are like the Toyotas of R/C, they just keep going and going, they're very tough and reliable, I would recommend to disassemble the transmission every once in a while to clean and regrease, but other than that, they are great racers that you can bash with, without worryin...

no, but i woundnt mind one myself!!

i can see a home made 91 stealth car build with those parts

Edwin