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Snow
I know some of you guys get lots, but we don't get more than one day a year normally, had 4 in a row more to come


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Re: Snow
My biggest snag is I drive for a living , and the complete gridlock that ensues, means I can't earn a penny till it clears 

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Re: Snow
Break out the Micro-T.
We get 3 months that typically have snow on the ground.

We get 3 months that typically have snow on the ground.

The preceding contained opinions, beliefs and thoughts that all may not agree with. No offense was intended at any point. Carry on.
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Re: Snow
I would be practicing with this

But wifey day off rules out RC over getting Christmas decs out loft and cleaning house damn
mind you I could break these out



But wifey day off rules out RC over getting Christmas decs out loft and cleaning house damn
mind you I could break these out


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Re: Snow
We get plenty of snow up here in Alberta, Canada. I wish I had a Kyosho Blizzard! 

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Re: Snow
Start driving a hook, problem solved!purpletimbo wrote:My biggest snag is I drive for a living , and the complete gridlock that ensues, means I can't earn a penny till it clears

klavy69 wrote:... when I give you s&#t its a loan...I want it back!
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Re: Snow
I drive a Taxi, limits as to what they will plate in the way of a 4X4 for my job, and it's just sheer volume of traffic, moving 8 miles in 4 hours makes no money 

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Re: Snow
What's that got to do with driving a tow truck?purpletimbo wrote:I drive a Taxi, limits as to what they will plate in the way of a 4X4 for my job, and it's just sheer volume of traffic, moving 8 miles in 4 hours makes no money

Ok, you didn't like that Idea. How about mounting a plow to the front of your cab? Make a little extra plowing driveways while you're waiting for traffic to get moving again.


klavy69 wrote:... when I give you s&#t its a loan...I want it back!
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Re: Snow
The hell with snow, i was stuck inside for about two weeks last year, a week for the 19" and another for the 30" we got a few weeks later.... It does not help to live out in the sticks lol... come on lotto, i hear Florida calling my name 

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Re: Snow
That heli flys pretty good as well. I have flown the same model several times and it is very easy to control. At least you got extra tail rotor blades. Don't let them get close to anything, they snap very easy.
Have fun
Have fun
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Re: Snow
Those are pretty cool! I thought I would never see some of these again. I have the 2002 Toyota TF102. Only thing is the battery is dead. You don't happen to know where one would find replacements?purpletimbo wrote:I would be practicing with this
mind you I could break these out
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Re: Snow
Those are a fullset of the 2003 versions, all sealed, but I do worry the batteries in the cars may be dead, nimhs, and it states on the box, 200 charges then die, I have had ones before and the batteries have died, I think I did sees ome for sale once, but more $$ than the models, I stole the set for $30 posted
http://www.ausmicro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14678
http://www.kanbattery.com/products.htm#
those might help, I must find some myself and check the existing haven't trashed the PCB

http://www.ausmicro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14678
http://www.kanbattery.com/products.htm#
those might help, I must find some myself and check the existing haven't trashed the PCB
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