hudy ultiamte setup
10-10-2002, 12:24 AM
#16
Easy to bend? 
Anyways, I agree that the Integy is easier to read. But I already have the Hudy Ultimate on hold at RC Tech and can't wait to pick it up.
Anyways, I agree that the Integy is easier to read. But I already have the Hudy Ultimate on hold at RC Tech and can't wait to pick it up.
10-10-2002, 04:58 AM
#17
Originally posted by Chris@WeaponR
the hudy seems easy to bend since its made of plexie and the integy is much nicer i think and its easy to read with the bold indications
the hudy seems easy to bend since its made of plexie and the integy is much nicer i think and its easy to read with the bold indications
10-10-2002, 09:35 AM
#18
Tech Regular
Originally posted by Dan
Easy to bend?
Anyways, I agree that the Integy is easier to read. But I already have the Hudy Ultimate on hold at RC Tech and can't wait to pick it up.
Easy to bend?
Anyways, I agree that the Integy is easier to read. But I already have the Hudy Ultimate on hold at RC Tech and can't wait to pick it up.
and no i havent used the hudy so it was a guess. NOT A UNEDUCATED GUESS
10-10-2002, 03:53 PM
#19
Originally posted by Chris@WeaponR
the hudy seems easy to bend since its made of plexie and the integy is much nicer i think and its easy to read with the bold indications
the hudy seems easy to bend since its made of plexie and the integy is much nicer i think and its easy to read with the bold indications
10-10-2002, 10:40 PM
#21
Originally posted by dtm
If you Ink mark the Hudy etchings then it becomes crystal clear to read.
I don't know about the Integy, but I like the Hudy because you get no paralax error when you read from different angles, I imagine this would be a little difficult to do if the thing is not made from a transparent material.
If you Ink mark the Hudy etchings then it becomes crystal clear to read.
I don't know about the Integy, but I like the Hudy because you get no paralax error when you read from different angles, I imagine this would be a little difficult to do if the thing is not made from a transparent material.
And personally, I don't like to make marks on my $100 premium setup tool - I figure that the marks should already be there. . . you know?
10-10-2002, 10:59 PM
#22
Originally posted by Chris@WeaponR
I seen it there they have 3 set i think.
and no i havent used the hudy so it was a guess. NOT A UNEDUCATED GUESS
I seen it there they have 3 set i think.
and no i havent used the hudy so it was a guess. NOT A UNEDUCATED GUESS
I was there just last Saturday and Sherman pointed out 8-9 sets. Didn't carry enough cash with me that day though.
10-11-2002, 05:05 AM
#23
Originally posted by Boomer
A transparent material would give you a parallax. The Integy won't since you're not trying to look through anything - it's matching a mark on the bottom of a scale to a pointer immediately below it.
And personally, I don't like to make marks on my $100 premium setup tool - I figure that the marks should already be there. . . you know?
A transparent material would give you a parallax. The Integy won't since you're not trying to look through anything - it's matching a mark on the bottom of a scale to a pointer immediately below it.
And personally, I don't like to make marks on my $100 premium setup tool - I figure that the marks should already be there. . . you know?
I have no problems with putting marks on my $100 tools......considering I have to put CA adhesive on my $300 RC car anyway! and thats after I file the hell out of the battery slots
Last edited by dtm; 10-11-2002 at 05:52 AM.
10-17-2002, 12:35 PM
#24
as long as you get one of 'em, you'll be fine
until your car goes BOOM the first time your car goes on the track after you set it up.
Its happened to all of us mortal drivers.
until your car goes BOOM the first time your car goes on the track after you set it up.
Its happened to all of us mortal drivers.
10-19-2002, 09:00 PM
#25
Tech Addict
guess who got a hudy universal set up system 
10-19-2002, 09:37 PM
#26
Hmm? I'm too poor, so I say not me!
. Do you really think that the whole setup is worth it compared to the Integy one? I mean that their can't be too much of a difference outside of price and materials.
Oh well, I guess I'll just have to borrow someone's
.
. Do you really think that the whole setup is worth it compared to the Integy one? I mean that their can't be too much of a difference outside of price and materials. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to borrow someone's
.
10-19-2002, 09:52 PM
#27
Tech Addict
i know wahtcha mean, a few pieces of plastic for 170(canadian)
man...
man...
10-19-2002, 10:58 PM
#28
set-ups
Man you guys have got it good.....I HAD to pay $250 aussie dollars for my Integy(Eagle) here in Australia wholly and solely
because no-one else had them or even something close.
Hudy, Integy......Doesnt matter! it beats the hell out of a protractor, compass and a straight edge or even worse......estimating with eyesight only.
GT
because no-one else had them or even something close.
Hudy, Integy......Doesnt matter! it beats the hell out of a protractor, compass and a straight edge or even worse......estimating with eyesight only.
GT
10-21-2002, 12:54 AM
#29
Whoa boy! Your competition is cheap!!
Oh well I can't talk.
If I had to pay that much...
I think I might split the costs with someone else if I really wanted to. But not yet (I prefer to mooch off of the rich racers 
)
Oh well I can't talk. If I had to pay that much...
I think I might split the costs with someone else if I really wanted to. But not yet (I prefer to mooch off of the rich racers
)
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