369LikesSeattle RC Racers/Hangar 30
12-13-2010, 03:53 PM
#5462
without boost, we are all very close and having more fun since we can focus on other important set-up needs without adding the "figuring out boost factor" in there. The races are cleaner, since the speeds are all close to the same. Its a win-win situation. Its fun to see all the grins coming off the stand after our races lately.
Boost is still used, just in the mod class by some, so it has not gone away.
-Alex
Boost is still used, just in the mod class by some, so it has not gone away.
-Alex
12-13-2010, 05:16 PM
#5466
Have a "Fantastic Season"! and Never Mind!
My question was aimed at the Class spec for the fast approaching ROAR Carpet Nats in mind. Not to worry as TZII is just an extra "Hop'n a Skip" further South.
Thanks to all the WGT and Non WGT Drivers for the "Enhanced Rules Clarification" (ROAR), and "Integrity Optimized" Consideration!
Thanks to all the WGT and Non WGT Drivers for the "Enhanced Rules Clarification" (ROAR), and "Integrity Optimized" Consideration!
12-13-2010, 10:04 PM
#5467
Jeez, la-weez.
I am sure Lynn, who happens to be one of the nicest guys around this "hobby", isn't out to steal those sought after points. He wants to run at his local track a set up that he has. I am sure (pretty sure), his money is good there. He is saying he would travel to TZ if need be. I would say it was a nice gesture to ask, he could have just showed up. Would he be asked to leave? Probably not... It's not like there is tech or anything...
How are those non ROAR approved motors working out?
Kyle, and before you ask me... I am nobody.
I am sure Lynn, who happens to be one of the nicest guys around this "hobby", isn't out to steal those sought after points. He wants to run at his local track a set up that he has. I am sure (pretty sure), his money is good there. He is saying he would travel to TZ if need be. I would say it was a nice gesture to ask, he could have just showed up. Would he be asked to leave? Probably not... It's not like there is tech or anything...
How are those non ROAR approved motors working out?
Kyle, and before you ask me... I am nobody.
12-14-2010, 03:22 AM
#5468
Wow. I just realized its going to be a month until the next weeknight race. Noooo! (And before its asked, Im waiting on esc still and I work Saturdays)
12-14-2010, 06:24 AM
#5469
My question was aimed at the Class spec for the fast approaching ROAR Carpet Nats in mind. Not to worry as TZII is just an extra "Hop'n a Skip" further South.
Thanks to all the WGT and Non WGT Drivers for the "Enhanced Rules Clarification" (ROAR), and "Integrity Optimized" Consideration!
Thanks to all the WGT and Non WGT Drivers for the "Enhanced Rules Clarification" (ROAR), and "Integrity Optimized" Consideration!
Get real, esc's with boost and timing are just like Computer's, A passing fad, they'll be gone soon, I think we should all be running wiper resistors.
The God powers aren't going to relent.
12-14-2010, 10:21 AM
#5470
Jeez, la-weez.
I am sure Lynn, who happens to be one of the nicest guys around this "hobby", isn't out to steal those sought after points. He wants to run at his local track a set up that he has. I am sure (pretty sure), his money is good there. He is saying he would travel to TZ if need be. I would say it was a nice gesture to ask, he could have just showed up. Would he be asked to leave? Probably not... It's not like there is tech or anything...
How are those non ROAR approved motors working out?
Kyle, and before you ask me... I am nobody.
I am sure Lynn, who happens to be one of the nicest guys around this "hobby", isn't out to steal those sought after points. He wants to run at his local track a set up that he has. I am sure (pretty sure), his money is good there. He is saying he would travel to TZ if need be. I would say it was a nice gesture to ask, he could have just showed up. Would he be asked to leave? Probably not... It's not like there is tech or anything...
How are those non ROAR approved motors working out?
Kyle, and before you ask me... I am nobody.
That argument is old and hasn't held water even from the beginning so let it go. Everybody stop crying like babies over a slowly updated website, or 1S rotors, or speed controls... Seems as though the Ailuropoda melanoleuca tears start flowing from more than one now.
As he so graciously pointed out, I don't run the class so why bother upholding the simple to follow rules.
12-14-2010, 10:28 AM
#5471
Anyone thinking about getting into TC racing? Damn goo price for a brand new kit!
https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c....pl?pn=SCHK115
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12-14-2010, 10:38 AM
#5472
This is a dead horse, well beaten.
From the very beginning there have been folks opposed to "no-timing" rules set forth at H30 for the season. Most of those folks aired their grievances, moved on, and continued to race. Other folks seem to take any opportunity to gripe, take jabs, bitch/moan, complain, pout, sulk....and refuse to race because the program doesn't suit their personal requests or preferences.
I wish those folks would come back, have fun, and race. But anyone that stays away because of that tire choice or this esc setting is just cutting the nose off to spite their face. The rules are not meant to be anyone's personal cross to bear. They are set for the good of the club at that particular time.
There's a large (and growing) group of folks having a great time with the current season's rules. Nobody ever said the rules can't be tweaked for next season. Everyone is welcome to their opinion, but there will never be a time where 100% of the racers will be 100% happy.
Also, running a particular pancar setup at H30 to practice for TZ is nearly futile. Anyone who's raced at both places knows that.
C'est la vie. You can't please everyone.
From the very beginning there have been folks opposed to "no-timing" rules set forth at H30 for the season. Most of those folks aired their grievances, moved on, and continued to race. Other folks seem to take any opportunity to gripe, take jabs, bitch/moan, complain, pout, sulk....and refuse to race because the program doesn't suit their personal requests or preferences.
I wish those folks would come back, have fun, and race. But anyone that stays away because of that tire choice or this esc setting is just cutting the nose off to spite their face. The rules are not meant to be anyone's personal cross to bear. They are set for the good of the club at that particular time.
There's a large (and growing) group of folks having a great time with the current season's rules. Nobody ever said the rules can't be tweaked for next season. Everyone is welcome to their opinion, but there will never be a time where 100% of the racers will be 100% happy.
Also, running a particular pancar setup at H30 to practice for TZ is nearly futile. Anyone who's raced at both places knows that.
C'est la vie. You can't please everyone.
Last edited by jubilee; 12-14-2010 at 10:57 AM.
12-14-2010, 10:53 AM
#5473
Could someone enlighten me as to why the Tri-cities dates were changed on the website? Are these confirmed dates or not? Trying to sort out some scheduling here (Pete I think we need to make a weekend testing trip to TZ)
And it's good to see everyone still upholding the RC Tech spirit... you know if you start flying helicopters there are no rules for what setup you can run. Know what that means?? You don't have to bitch about it and we don't have to listen to you! Carry on..
(Pete I think we need to make a weekend testing trip to TZ)And it's good to see everyone still upholding the RC Tech spirit... you know if you start flying helicopters there are no rules for what setup you can run. Know what that means?? You don't have to bitch about it and we don't have to listen to you! Carry on..