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Originally posted by InitialD I think he's not holding the glow starter. I think he's holding the handle of the car so that the car does not get push forward from the "starter box" ! :lol: |
Originally posted by jfc_tech there u go....turbo power starter box!!!!:lol: :lol: :cry: :cry: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by PSI Racing Click on the quote button (on the top) on the post you want to quote. InitialD, you post to fast:lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by PSI Racing InitialD, you post to fast:lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by PSI Racing ... InitialD, you post to fast:lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by InitialD Fast servo ! :sneaky: :lol: Im already on the Advance HRS(KO Helios):lol: :lol: :lol: |
That starter box looks like it was one of the first prototypes built:p
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Originally posted by jfc_tech there u go....even my PDS 2343 can't get him...:lol: :lol: :lol: Im already on the Advance HRS(KO Helios):lol: :lol: :lol: What does it do? |
Originally posted by BaxterC What is this HRS bit, I just have a radio and receiver, no funnies... What does it do? |
Originally posted by jfc_tech supposed to be HSR=High Speed response....:lol: :lol: Thank you, when I say turn, it turns.... I dont need any other funnies... |
Originally posted by cyba888 That starter box looks like it was one of the first prototypes built:p There were no such thing as "over the counter" starter boxes back in the day(early nineties and before). Most were home made from hand held R/C airplane type starter motor/wheels. |
Originally posted by FREAKAH There were no such thing as "over the counter" starter boxes back in the day(early nineties and before). Most were home made from hand held R/C airplane type starter motor/wheels. |
Originally posted by FREAKAH There were no such thing as "over the counter" starter boxes back in the day(early nineties and before). Most were home made from hand held R/C airplane type starter motor/wheels. Even tools are better now. Back then we measured the angles with a protractor and lenghts with a vernier. No special set up stations or boards etc to help us. We just got the cars as close as possible to the set up and drive them. Most people will laugh at this but its true. With the early 1:8th flatpan cars you had to set the car up at the correct point coming onto the straight as they would run in a big long bow shape. The torque steer from the rear diff on the 2WD Flatpan car made them the ultimate challenge to set up perfect without tweak (remember we didnt have tweak stations at all until we started making homemade ones in the early 90's. The first of these didnt even have bubble levels. We just put the car on and kept adjusting until the bar didnt move). |
Originally posted by Voodo_Magic excellent thanks |
Originally posted by markp27 Can you show us a bigger picture of your car? Looks pretty good from here :nod: He posted a picture in the "Post Your Car Pic Thread". Here's the link. http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...&postid=805189 |
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