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Old 08-21-2005, 09:31 AM
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Hi Guys

I'm not competing at LV (shame, its just too far away from the UK), but looking at the 19t motor discussion:

In the UK (not sure about rest of world) there are 3 types of the Orion Element / Peak Dynasty motor available - Stand-up brushes, Lay-down brushes, and the V2 style endbell.

Just thought I'd let you know in case you weren't aware of this.

Already saving up for next year, I will try to make it then! Gonna really look forward to following this on the web, if its half as good as the Reedy coverage it will be ace!

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Javier
You really oughta get that cough checked out before the race. you wouldn't want anyone getting sick from you.
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Cough* Cough*

Aw Geez now I got it Javier!

(Cough)I think (cough) I found (cough) the remedy (cough)

(cough) On the website (cough)
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Originally Posted by Randy Caster
Ouch, looks like I have 8 runs to learn to drive a 1/12 scale.
I was in the same boat at the snowbirds for 2003. I had never seen a 12th scale race or even seen a carpet track at all. Managed to make the B-main so there is hope.
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Old 08-21-2005, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Daddy Boomer
Cough* Cough*

Aw Geez now I got it Javier!

(Cough)I think (cough) I found (cough) the remedy (cough)

(cough) On the website (cough)
Wow, that annoying little cough I had has suddenly cleared up
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I do have 1 question, I see we can purchase a total of 3 extra sets of the spec rubber tire per entry for quals and mains ...will we be able to purchase additional "unmarked sets" for practice as well?

...and just to make sure, I'm 99.9999% sure what this means e.g. I can purchase 6 additional "marked" sets (3 for stock 3 for 19T, since we get 1 set for the original signup)
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Old 08-21-2005, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Jon Kerr
I thought you'd run 1/12 before?
4 or 5 years ago on low grip crap carpet, it'll definately be a wakeup call.
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Hi

I'm kinda a newbe and have a question about controlled practice. How dose that work? How did they do it at Reedy?
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Old 08-21-2005, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Ridge_Racer
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I'm kinda a newbe and have a question about controlled practice. How dose that work? How did they do it at Reedy?
It is controled by heats.

Heats are set up just like a race program and each heats runs for practice.

Hope that answers things for you.
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Old 08-21-2005, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Daddy Boomer
It is controled by heats.

Heats are set up just like a race program and each heats runs for practice.

Hope that answers things for you.
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the advatages of controled practise is that you will be racing with the same peeps that are in your heats so you will know whos is on and whos not. Also no waiting in a long line for a Freq. clip.

disadvantages are that if you dont know much about set up your SOL cuz you cant try a change out then go take a couple laps to see what it did.

IMO I like the controled practice
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Originally Posted by howard hudson
Also no waiting in a long line for a Freq. clip.
..what's a Frequency Clip
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Old 08-21-2005, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by HarshGuy
..what's a Frequency Clip
something that is becomming a thing of the past
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Is it too late to sign up for a second class?
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Old 08-21-2005, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by howard hudson
something that is becomming a thing of the past
Oh I think I remember those, that was when we used to use an abacus to figure out rolllout and FDR's as well
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Originally Posted by HarshGuy
Oh I think I remember those, that was when we used to use an abacus to figure out rolllout and FDR's as well
you mean there is another way
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Is it too late to sign up for a second class?
No but you got to get it in ASAP! We go to the printers shortly. Send in the check and the entry form with "Added class" written on it.
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