Ryde it like you stole it: the Ryde Drivers thread.
Tech Master
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Hobbies in the Hills. There is a Losi 22 RTR there, and they try to keep all the FT Associated in stock (as well as RTR)

There is a SCT Mod or Pro2 Mod class, which is 2wd SCT open motor/esc, but we don't run that much. Once a year.. if that.
On the odd ocassion that we get a SCT Mod driver, we get them to run with the Pro4 guys.
Tech Master
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Its technically Stock Class, aka Spec Class. Pro2 is a controlled motor and esc class.
There is a SCT Mod or Pro2 Mod class, which is 2wd SCT open motor/esc, but we don't run that much. Once a year.. if that.
On the odd ocassion that we get a SCT Mod driver, we get them to run with the Pro4 guys.
There is a SCT Mod or Pro2 Mod class, which is 2wd SCT open motor/esc, but we don't run that much. Once a year.. if that.
On the odd ocassion that we get a SCT Mod driver, we get them to run with the Pro4 guys.
Tech Master
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Has anyone seen a little table and chair left out somewhere in pit or car park?
I forgot them yesterday after 2wd state.
I forgot them yesterday after 2wd state.

Escs play a lesser roll in the current stock rules.

I found this ad perplexing; why would you pay this random guy on RCTech 80 bucks for something you can get from Ebay for 50 and have some confidence in the seller? And yet people seem to be buying them.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html
Tech Master
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Just ordered a Reedy 7.5 for 4-mod, who's with me

Tech Master
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I found this ad perplexing; why would you pay this random guy on RCTech 80 bucks for something you can get from Ebay for 50 and have some confidence in the seller? And yet people seem to be buying them.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html
He has a great trader rating and has many years experience in motor sport retail.
He is well known and respected in the Victorian R/C community and is a stand up guy,$80 is not expensive considering postage is included and you will have your product within days.

You can deal with him and have 100% confidence .

Tech Master
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I found this ad perplexing; why would you pay this random guy on RCTech 80 bucks for something you can get from Ebay for 50 and have some confidence in the seller? And yet people seem to be buying them.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...-spec-esc.html

I don't doubt he is trustworthy, I just don't get why people pay a 33% premium to get something off a forum, if it is the convenience of a few days delivery then fair enough, but RC Tech is not the most secure market place around and there are continually ads on there for products that people can buy online on secure reputable web stores for considerably less. I am in no way saying that the advertiser in question is disreputable or that you shouldn't buy off people on RC Tech, on the contrary I do it regularly, I just don't get why people think it is a better option. Maybe I just shop around more than most. Anway this is the EBay alternative: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Hobbywing...item43b15408dc
It's the same as people buying Turnigy batteries from shops for 200% more than you can buy them delivered from Hobby King; I just don't get it. But it's a free market economy so I suppose you can pay whatever you feel is value for money.
It's the same as people buying Turnigy batteries from shops for 200% more than you can buy them delivered from Hobby King; I just don't get it. But it's a free market economy so I suppose you can pay whatever you feel is value for money.
Tech Master
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I don't doubt he is trustworthy, I just don't get why people pay a 33% premium to get something off a forum, if it is the convenience of a few days delivery then fair enough, but RC Tech is not the most secure market place around and there are continually ads on there for products that people can buy online on secure reputable web stores for considerably less. I am in no way saying that the advertiser in question is disreputable or that you shouldn't buy off people on RC Tech, on the contrary I do it regularly, I just don't get why people think it is a better option. Maybe I just shop around more than most. Anway this is the EBay alternative: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Hobbywing...item43b15408dc
It's the same as people buying Turnigy batteries from shops for 200% more than you can buy them delivered from Hobby King; I just don't get it. But it's a free market economy so I suppose you can pay whatever you feel is value for money.
It's the same as people buying Turnigy batteries from shops for 200% more than you can buy them delivered from Hobby King; I just don't get it. But it's a free market economy so I suppose you can pay whatever you feel is value for money.