DUST MASK/ RESPORATOR WHEN MARSHALLING. ANYONE?
02-09-2011, 08:55 PM
#46
I might try run my engine without air/fuel filter and see what happen
02-09-2011, 09:26 PM
#47
dont pay attention to us man we just having a r/c withdraw no nitro smell can make you cranky .
if you have breathing problems go ahead and wear one outdoors when racing if its dusty its up to you.
02-10-2011, 09:18 AM
#49
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Yeah it actually does. Humidifying air before you breathe it cuts down on inhaled dust. I learned this riding motocross, but I guess you wouldn't know that. have fun with your little sc10 and come back when you get a big boy car and/or have something to contribute. Ass.
Make sure you turn on spell checker too, idiot.
Yeah it actually does. Humidifying air before you breathe it cuts down on inhaled dust. I learned this riding motocross, but I guess you wouldn't know that. have fun with your little sc10 and come back when you get a big boy car and/or have something to contribute. Ass.
Make sure you turn on spell checker too, idiot.
that BS aside, you seem like a panzy too! if conditions are that bad where you guys are, maybe you need to tell your track owner/caretaker, to WATER the damn track....
Big boy car eh? lucky me, i have quite a few full scale cars that are built/enjoyed/raced...
02-10-2011, 09:21 AM
#50
I havent the need, nor the desire to spell everything 100% correctly, and i post alot from my phone, too tedious and time consuming..the point gets across.
that BS aside, you seem like a panzy too! if conditions are that bad where you guys are, maybe you need to tell your track owner/caretaker, to WATER the damn track....
Big boy car eh? lucky me, i have quite a few full scale cars that are built/enjoyed/raced...
that BS aside, you seem like a panzy too! if conditions are that bad where you guys are, maybe you need to tell your track owner/caretaker, to WATER the damn track....
Big boy car eh? lucky me, i have quite a few full scale cars that are built/enjoyed/raced...
you know the saying you cant please everybody when it comes to tracks.
02-10-2011, 09:46 AM
#51
It can't hurt right? I see no issue with wearing a dust mask, or a respirator for nitro fumes.
Even if there are no harmful long term effects, it sucks breathing in nitro fumes and dust.
For example - I wear a respirator when using non-toxic water based airbrush paints. Will they hurt me if I inhale? Probably not. Do I like having blue paint dust inside my nose? No. Blue metallic pearl colored snot can't be good.
As far as being a sissy - this from the dude with the purple wheelie machine (2wd electric no less....yea lots of dust there....) Plus, WTF - I hate to break it to you, we race toy cars??? I don't think this hobby can be argued as "hardcore".... give it a rest and just have fun.
Even if there are no harmful long term effects, it sucks breathing in nitro fumes and dust.
For example - I wear a respirator when using non-toxic water based airbrush paints. Will they hurt me if I inhale? Probably not. Do I like having blue paint dust inside my nose? No. Blue metallic pearl colored snot can't be good.
As far as being a sissy - this from the dude with the purple wheelie machine (2wd electric no less....yea lots of dust there....) Plus, WTF - I hate to break it to you, we race toy cars??? I don't think this hobby can be argued as "hardcore".... give it a rest and just have fun.
02-10-2011, 10:10 AM
#52
I havent the need, nor the desire to spell everything 100% correctly, and i post alot from my phone, too tedious and time consuming..the point gets across.
that BS aside, you seem like a panzy too! if conditions are that bad where you guys are, maybe you need to tell your track owner/caretaker, to WATER the damn track....
Big boy car eh? lucky me, i have quite a few full scale cars that are built/enjoyed/raced...
that BS aside, you seem like a panzy too! if conditions are that bad where you guys are, maybe you need to tell your track owner/caretaker, to WATER the damn track....
Big boy car eh? lucky me, i have quite a few full scale cars that are built/enjoyed/raced...
02-10-2011, 11:34 AM
#54
I would have to say that nitro fumes indoors would have to be harmful to the human body in some form. Alot of cancer causing agents. I guess time will tell if we all get sick or not.
What I find funny is the simple fact that you can't smoke in these indoor buildings but you can consume all the burnt nitro you want ......
I don't smoke so that rule doesn't apply to me but I certainly find it amusing.
What I find funny is the simple fact that you can't smoke in these indoor buildings but you can consume all the burnt nitro you want ......
I don't smoke so that rule doesn't apply to me but I certainly find it amusing.
Last edited by Greg B; 02-10-2011 at 12:28 PM.
02-10-2011, 12:25 PM
#55
Yep
I would have to say that nitro fumes indoors would have to be harmful to the human body in some form. Alot of cancer causing agents. I guess time will tell if we all get sick or not.
What I find funny is the simple fact that you can't smoke in these indoor buildings but you can consume of the burnt nitro you want ......
I don't smoke so that rule doesn't apply to me but I certainly find it amusing.
What I find funny is the simple fact that you can't smoke in these indoor buildings but you can consume of the burnt nitro you want ......
I don't smoke so that rule doesn't apply to me but I certainly find it amusing.
02-10-2011, 01:02 PM
#56
Well I don't think there is a definitive answer to whether or not nitro fumes will hurt you, but here is the MSDS sheet for nitromethane
http://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9927374
http://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9927374
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