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Forum: Electric On-Road

02-19-2015, 01:57 AM

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Travelling with RC equipment

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Posted By Skiddins

How much!! :eek: I haven't come across any...

How much!! :eek:

I haven't come across any airline that allows more than 50lbs/23Kg, without paying extra.
Budget airlines are usually 15-20Kg hold luggage limit in Europe.

Forum: Electric On-Road

02-18-2015, 03:17 PM

Replies: 22

Travelling with RC equipment

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Posted By Skiddins

ALways pack your RC stuff first, just use clothes...

ALways pack your RC stuff first, just use clothes as padding :lol:

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m283/Skiddins/RC%20Stuff/ETS/D762A616-58D4-406D-BAEE-68BEBFB9C88A_zpss8rjndhp.jpg

I take...

Forum: Electric On-Road

02-18-2015, 03:10 PM

Replies: 22

Travelling with RC equipment

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Posted By Skiddins

By tools I mean drivers, scissors, wrenches etc. ...

By tools I mean drivers, scissors, wrenches etc.
I just feel safer knowing the main batteries, which contain a lot of power, have almost nothing left if the worst does happen :nod:

Depending on...

Forum: Electric On-Road

02-18-2015, 10:20 AM

Replies: 22

Travelling with RC equipment

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Posted By Skiddins

Pelican case are very nice, but also very heavy...

Pelican case are very nice, but also very heavy (comparatively).

I recently bought a lightweight medium suitcase (2.7Kg), by the time it's chock full it's only around 20KG, plus of course it has...

Forum: Electric On-Road

02-18-2015, 06:12 AM

Replies: 22

Travelling with RC equipment

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Posted By Skiddins

I've now traveled with RC equipment on three...

I've now traveled with RC equipment on three different airlines. (Ryan Air, Lufthansa and Delta)

The only 'must' is that all your tools go in the cargo hold.
Apart from that, I discharge my main...

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