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Old 08-14-2008, 03:04 PM
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Thanks for the info, that I was not aware of
Something I learned through work is if you have the availability to do it ship from work. The shipping charge for business to business is cheaper then business to residence. Plus if you can ship through your companies account and they do a lot of UPS business, you may be able to ship it cheaper then if you went straight to UPS. Just another tip of advice.
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Originally Posted by nashrcracer
your slow
Casey's mother dresses you funny
you should stay out of the insurance business
you don't have a chance of finishing any better then last in vegas

oh pinions not opinion
Nash? You,,,,, want to challenge ..... me?

we will see who is slower in about 11 days, you think anyone 'not' dressed in a tri-color fade looks funny, the only insurance 'you' should be worried about is spare parts for your destructo run, and I do have a chance at finishing better than last. My mommy told me so.
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Originally Posted by Yeti35
Yep, so build your pit up, not out. Get some stackable folding racks to sit your electric stuff on. I have not had an issue of never having enough room for my pit the past three years, so you should be fine.
Oh, 4' is great, all I've got is a little charger and a light. :-)

How about power strips and extension cords? Any other secondary stuff a noob might forget?
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i'm a vegas n00b this year. do i really need to bring an extension cord?
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The potential to sit here and make a noob list for Mike including velcro shoe's since he'll have to dress himself, is just too much.

Power strip isn't a bad idea, 'the strip' is a much better one....
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Will handout motors come with a sensor harness?
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
Will handout motors come with a sensor harness?
i bet the novaks do
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
How about power strips and extension cords? Any other secondary stuff a noob might forget?
Originally Posted by hanulec
do i really need to bring an extension cord?
It would not be a bad idea to bring a powerstrip and cord. If you don't feel like bringing one, there is a Walmart and a Home depot in Vegas too.

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Will handout motors come with a sensor harness?
I have been told , yes they will.

I heard the Rio has rebuilt and upgraded the Seafood buffet recently. All you can eat lobster?!?!? You gotta love Vegas
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the rio had the best buffet when I was there in 97 from what I hear it still does. can't go wrong with all you can eat... need to find a strip club.. I mean a club on the strip..... nevermind
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Originally Posted by nashrcracer
the rio had the best buffet when I was there in 97 from what I hear it still does. can't go wrong with all you can eat... need to find a strip club.. I mean a club on the strip..... nevermind
They dont have your kind of strip clubs in Vegas...Its all women only!

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They dont have your kind of strip clubs in Vegas...Its all women only!

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hmmm well I heard there is a preschool close by the hotel so you should be all set EA....
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As we all know the Hot topic for discussion at the IIC this year is to heat or not to heat the Lipo’s

Some people say it’s simple just let us heat them well it’s not that simple, right now our hobby is in the middle of one of it’s biggest technology changes that it’s seen in the last 15 if not 20 years, in the last 3 years we have been introduced to brushless motor technology, and in the last year lipo batteries are making there way into the race scene

The technology is moving so fast it’s hard to keep up and much harder to up date and enforce the new rules that need to be implemented for all the new products that come out almost every month.

I have learned in the last five years that making a rash decision is fatal especially when it comes to teching any big event, so things need to be thought trough before making a decision.

Anyone that has participated in the IIC in the last three years knows we try are hardest to make it fair and equal for you the racers and also the manufacturers who support this event.

With that said this year the IIC will allow the warming of lipo’s with a heating pad type device or equal too.

The max temp for the Lipo’s will be 110 degree’s this temp will be checked in pre tech

The max voltage will still be 8.44 volts that will also be checked in the pre tech area

It is still up to you guys to make the right decision when charging and discharging this new technology. one extra tenth of a volt will not win the IIC but one fire might end it

see you guys in a week
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