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Old 12-18-2010, 06:27 AM
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Who needs liquid water?

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that is awesome
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that is cool I might have to try that
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thats cool!! Next time try it in the dunes!
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awesome!! great video.. should try this one...
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Very cool! I'm surprised this actually works.
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I can see its obviously cold out, but what about cooling of the motor? Looks cool though.
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Haha, that is awesome!!
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Originally Posted by omarwashington
thats cool!! Next time try it in the dunes!
Bad idea, that would eat those beryllium props and destroy the drive lines and bearings pretty quick.
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Sick ass shit!! Now you know how true that power is of Brushless!!
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Originally Posted by TY@TEAMTEKIN
Bad idea, that would eat those beryllium props and destroy the drive lines and bearings pretty quick.
it sure would clean the hell out of the prop though..
sand blasting anyone
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