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Old 07-30-2009, 06:13 PM
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you guys use one or two? I am unsure, but the package came with two, but the instructions show only one
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1 is fine, dont want to make ur servo work too hard. but its good that ur usin em. cuz u never know.

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I'm using those clear tangle free hair ties and i'm finding that I need to use three to get the throttle to close. Hitec servos seem to have alot of drag for some reason. I'm using a HSC-5996-TG hitec servo
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+1 on those Goody "Ouchless" hair bands. They're inexpensive and they work great. I've been using them for a couple years now.
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+1 on the clear hair ties... They hold up to heat and fuel and you get a lot for the cheap price...
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+1 on those Goody "Ouchless" hair bands. They're inexpensive and they work great. I've been using them for a couple years now.
This is also what's in my pit bag.
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Another one for hair bugee's, my wife is always wondering where heres went lol
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+1 on those Goody "Ouchless" hair bands. They're inexpensive and they work great. I've been using them for a couple years now.
they do work great but did melt one with the heat gun the other day
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they do work great but did melt one with the heat gun the other day
GMK Supply has the "Carb O's" they work great and last a long time.
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