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Agreed. The new cells are really low maintenance, and extremely reliable. ANYONE can walk into a hobbystore and purchase ultra-competitive Nimhs at this point. Let's leave 12th scale alone until we can have an alternative power source that fits our needs voltage wise, and doesn't require a receiver pack.
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...and until someone gets the weight issue sorted out. Low-weight LiPos will not have enough traction and steering to compete with an NiMh-equipped car.
I'm using EnerG cells, and they are like the NiCads of old - negligible self-discharge, good performance over many cycles, and easy to use. Long live NiMh...!!
I'm using EnerG cells, and they are like the NiCads of old - negligible self-discharge, good performance over many cycles, and easy to use. Long live NiMh...!!
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Agreed. The new cells are really low maintenance, and extremely reliable. ANYONE can walk into a hobbystore and purchase ultra-competitive Nimhs at this point. Let's leave 12th scale alone until we can have an alternative power source that fits our needs voltage wise, and doesn't require a receiver pack.
There also has been discussion about putting a voltage regulator in a 7.4 Lipo pack. Anyone want to start a pool as to who will be the first to fool around with this "regulator or resistor" to get slightly more voltage supplied from the pack?
No need for a pool, It'll be me!!!
Now you need to knock up your girl, prove her unfit as a parent, get custody of the kid(s), and take her for all she's worth!!!
Then your name will TOTALLY reek of awesomeness. P.S. Don't forget to walk around with that tragically misplaced sense of accomplishemnt KFed embodies as well.

Then your name will TOTALLY reek of awesomeness. P.S. Don't forget to walk around with that tragically misplaced sense of accomplishemnt KFed embodies as well.
i know what track you are talking about (mushroom bowl). I have never ran there but guys at my track who have ran there say that they allow you to use gojo hand cleaner with no pumice. they said that the gojo work very well, going by that i run jaco yellows in the rear and lilac up front. If i need more steering use double pinks up front.
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Man that was a great guess!!! yea i run at the bowl but i havn't seen any one using gojo anymore... Most people just take a scotch brite after every and scuff the tires. But thanks a lot for the help i was way off i was going to get pink rears and purple fronts. thanks again
I use to run purple fronts but i the steering would fade as the race went on. pink rears have the same shore rating as the yellow rears but the yellows seem to be the common rear for stock racing.



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