R/C magazines
02-13-2003, 09:43 PM
#1
R/C magazines
Mags listed in the closed thread, if anyone has any comments or experience with them or any others don't hold back now will you?
Last edited by JUN; 10-20-2003 at 05:11 AM.
02-13-2003, 10:31 PM
#2
02-13-2003, 10:57 PM
#3
Was there another thread? Wow, I'm gone for a week and everything falls apart! heh heh
I like Xtreme (rc411.com) - if you count the number of pages with content on them versus the amount of pages with only ads on them, Xtreme has nearly TWICE the ratio of content to ads - that means that compared to the other magazines Xtreme had nearly twice as much content (with regards to size) as the others - and, in the case of the December issue, the competitor had a 282 page mag, but only had as much content as Xtreme with 162 pages (not counting the back cover inside and out. . .)
I like Xtreme (rc411.com) - if you count the number of pages with content on them versus the amount of pages with only ads on them, Xtreme has nearly TWICE the ratio of content to ads - that means that compared to the other magazines Xtreme had nearly twice as much content (with regards to size) as the others - and, in the case of the December issue, the competitor had a 282 page mag, but only had as much content as Xtreme with 162 pages (not counting the back cover inside and out. . .)
02-13-2003, 10:58 PM
#4
Tech Adept
Yes it is.
02-13-2003, 11:13 PM
#5
Originally posted by Boomer
Was there another thread? Wow, I'm gone for a week and everything falls apart! heh heh
I like Xtreme (rc411.com) - if you count the number of pages with content on them versus the amount of pages with only ads on them, Xtreme has nearly TWICE the ratio of content to ads - that means that compared to the other magazines Xtreme had nearly twice as much content (with regards to size) as the others - and, in the case of the December issue, the competitor had a 282 page mag, but only had as much content as Xtreme with 162 pages (not counting the back cover inside and out. . .)
Was there another thread? Wow, I'm gone for a week and everything falls apart! heh heh
I like Xtreme (rc411.com) - if you count the number of pages with content on them versus the amount of pages with only ads on them, Xtreme has nearly TWICE the ratio of content to ads - that means that compared to the other magazines Xtreme had nearly twice as much content (with regards to size) as the others - and, in the case of the December issue, the competitor had a 282 page mag, but only had as much content as Xtreme with 162 pages (not counting the back cover inside and out. . .)
02-14-2003, 05:31 AM
#6
Jun - To answer your question from teh other thread. RCCI is nice magazine. Plenty of info but I rarely buy it. It is geared more towards Electric racers which I have little interest in now. I prefer the RCRacer mag as it has nice Nitro Info and lots of it.
And plenty of good reviews about all the different cars.
And plenty of good reviews about all the different cars.
02-14-2003, 06:57 AM
#7
Tech Rookie
RC nitro
Personally i like Nitro magazine. I like the reviews of the kits, and the how to sections. The extreme RC mag looks interesting, where can i find it? I never seen it in any of the stores. Then again i live in cowsville, VA.
02-14-2003, 10:22 AM
#9
Tech Fanatic
WHAT ABOUT THIS
you forgot one!!! what about an online magazine? from the UK?
go here to get the first 98 page issue FREE!!
http://www.rcracenews.co.uk/
click the magazine image on the right of the page!!
go here to get the first 98 page issue FREE!!
http://www.rcracenews.co.uk/
click the magazine image on the right of the page!!
02-14-2003, 11:10 AM
#10
How could we forget the best magazine Cartman. I already mentioned it ont he other thread that was locked and it is noted in the first post of this thread too.
This mag is gonna rock. I'll be subscribing right away.
This mag is gonna rock. I'll be subscribing right away.
02-14-2003, 11:32 AM
#11
Re: WHAT ABOUT THIS
Modellor,thanks for the reply if it has too much electric then that is a big no no for me.So many mags too choose from,not enough time to read all of them.
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