ever sold an RC, and then later regret it? i totally feel like that right now...
#1
ever sold an RC, and then later regret it? i totally feel like that right now...
when i first got into this hobby, literally a year ago, in march...funny to say....
one of the first RC's i had gotten was an E revo brushless...with mamba...
i loved that thing....i owned it almost for about 3-4 months...if i can remember....that was one of the biggest rc i had ever gotten at that time....and well, you know when u first start, its like learning how to ride a bike for the first time...never got to know how to do so many things in the beginning....
well, now that time has past...over the 6 months...while owning so many different cars and trucks, you start to get familiar with some many areas in RC hobbies...like.. fixing or repairing things, customzing, upgrades, spurs, pinions,bolts,screws,nuts,wings, servos,lipos, rims, tires, bodies, paints, lights, conversions, speed, burst, suspensions, cells,amps, chargers, motors, esc's, bashing,voltage, how to fix your own mistakes lol,spectrum, radios, temps, etc etc i can go on lol.........
at that time i also did the samething with the first slash 4x4 i gotten, i only owned it for about a month, for the same reason, i didnt know how to fix things....and just recently decided to get it again..and now as we speak, i went all out on it lol( i finally got to really experience the true colors of the slash 4x4, since i really didnt the first time)
so roaming threw my videos, i manage to see the video and some pictures i have with the E revo...and man, makes me want one again now! remembering the good times and bad times lol from frustrating nights trying to fix it(when i really didnt know how) to the days i used it all day with no issues....
well, i guess im gonna decide to probably buy it again! lol even though i own 4 vehicles...like savage flux, vorza,ofna gtp2e, and the slash 4x4....
but i guess i want to really do the same with all the ones i have now lol...
im just telling you all my 2 cents....just something i experienced. probably you guys have gone threw that too...lol
one of the first RC's i had gotten was an E revo brushless...with mamba...
i loved that thing....i owned it almost for about 3-4 months...if i can remember....that was one of the biggest rc i had ever gotten at that time....and well, you know when u first start, its like learning how to ride a bike for the first time...never got to know how to do so many things in the beginning....
well, now that time has past...over the 6 months...while owning so many different cars and trucks, you start to get familiar with some many areas in RC hobbies...like.. fixing or repairing things, customzing, upgrades, spurs, pinions,bolts,screws,nuts,wings, servos,lipos, rims, tires, bodies, paints, lights, conversions, speed, burst, suspensions, cells,amps, chargers, motors, esc's, bashing,voltage, how to fix your own mistakes lol,spectrum, radios, temps, etc etc i can go on lol.........
at that time i also did the samething with the first slash 4x4 i gotten, i only owned it for about a month, for the same reason, i didnt know how to fix things....and just recently decided to get it again..and now as we speak, i went all out on it lol( i finally got to really experience the true colors of the slash 4x4, since i really didnt the first time)
so roaming threw my videos, i manage to see the video and some pictures i have with the E revo...and man, makes me want one again now! remembering the good times and bad times lol from frustrating nights trying to fix it(when i really didnt know how) to the days i used it all day with no issues....
well, i guess im gonna decide to probably buy it again! lol even though i own 4 vehicles...like savage flux, vorza,ofna gtp2e, and the slash 4x4....
but i guess i want to really do the same with all the ones i have now lol...
im just telling you all my 2 cents....just something i experienced. probably you guys have gone threw that too...lol
#3
I wish I never sold my original RC10. It was the first RC I ever built from a kit and would mostly have nostalgic value. I learned a lot from it, but there was also a lot of frustration back then due to terrible battery technology and mechanical speed controllers.
Photo is not of mine, but it looked just like this.
BTW, great idea for a thread.
Photo is not of mine, but it looked just like this.
BTW, great idea for a thread.
#4
Sold my Revo and still wish i had not. Didnt get hardly anything for it either. i sold it on eBay and wished i could have backed out of it, but i thought since there was not longer a class to race in i thought i wouldnt miss it any more. i was worng. Still keep looking through the classifieds for the right Revo.
#5
Get another one and do it all over, hell. Thats one of the more fun parts in the hobby is it not? Building Trucks from the bottom up. Customized to your fit. Good times.
#7
Post removed, thanks Mods.
Last edited by breadfan758; 03-16-2011 at 08:46 AM. Reason: update
#9
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I regret selling my RC10GT (1995 model with the black tub chassis). My first Hobby Grade RC and it was awesome. It had a Futaba Magnum radio futaba servos and a Dynamite .12SPD and it was a blast and would scoot around the track too. When I sold it I had put an OS.18 CVR MAX on it and would pull wheelies all day long running it up and down the street in front of my house.
I also regret selling my SC8. It was the most dependable coolest looking thing i'be ever had. With the LRP.28 Truggy spec 9Port and it was so much fun wheather i was just messing around on the Dirt oval at my house or racing it with the truggys at my local track it was the most fun I have ever had in RC i missit so much I really need another one but just can't afford it.
I also regret selling my SC8. It was the most dependable coolest looking thing i'be ever had. With the LRP.28 Truggy spec 9Port and it was so much fun wheather i was just messing around on the Dirt oval at my house or racing it with the truggys at my local track it was the most fun I have ever had in RC i missit so much I really need another one but just can't afford it.
#12
i guess im not the only one! lol yea...i guess we learn...but you guys are right..might just get it again..and start from bottom up...
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#14
Sold my Revo and still wish i had not. Didnt get hardly anything for it either. i sold it on eBay and wished i could have backed out of it, but i thought since there was not longer a class to race in i thought i wouldnt miss it any more. i was worng. Still keep looking through the classifieds for the right Revo.
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Two things I really regret letting go of....
My very first kit RC, a Tamiya Lunch Box. Fragged the tranny with a Trinity Nuclear Assault motor, and never repaired it. Traded it for a Tamiya Striker (dumb, dumb move)
The second is my RC10 w/ Hauge chassis and trailing arm suspension.
I had upgraded it to the stealth tranny (when that was the new thing, ha!) and kyosho platinum shocks.
Only wish I had pics..
My very first kit RC, a Tamiya Lunch Box. Fragged the tranny with a Trinity Nuclear Assault motor, and never repaired it. Traded it for a Tamiya Striker (dumb, dumb move)
The second is my RC10 w/ Hauge chassis and trailing arm suspension.
I had upgraded it to the stealth tranny (when that was the new thing, ha!) and kyosho platinum shocks.
Only wish I had pics..