Originally Posted by RCMits
at this point,
we should consider something else more important than this long heated argument...
:how to keep tracks open
:how to attract new racers
:how to support our local tracks
:then how to ventilate tracks etc...
if a track closes, who cares if this stuff causes problems. it'll just sit on the shelf.
take this effort, show someone rc, show them a race, show them how to solder a battery, show them how to tune a motor...make it enjoyable to race and learn the dynamics of off/on/touring/pan/ racing.....
if there are no tracks, ill just end up making my kitchen smell like wintergreen.
I agree with you, keeping local tracks open, attracting new racers etc is deeply important. I also think that finding a better answer than these additives is important and these objectives are not mutually exclusive.