21LikesRadio Control Hobbies & Raceway - Waterbury, CT.
05-27-2010 | 08:33 PM
#9858
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 53
I brought my Traxxs E-Maxx with me and I was running around the outside track and there were a couple of ponds and it was a little muddy from the thunderstorm last night so I hosed off the mud
The truck is waterproof,
waterproof servo's, ESC and reciever. I used it all winter to run around in the snow and just hosed off the truck to melt the snow off and all is good again. 
Wish my other trucks were waterproof too, makes cleaning a breeze.
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05-27-2010 | 08:42 PM
#9859
What are you guy's saying, that's not how your supposed to clean the dust off your truck
I brought my Traxxs E-Maxx with me and I was running around the outside track and there were a couple of ponds and it was a little muddy from the thunderstorm last night so I hosed off the mud
The truck is waterproof, waterproof servo's, ESC and reciever. I used it all winter to run around in the snow and just hosed off the truck to melt the snow off and all is good again.
Wish my other trucks were waterproof too, makes cleaning a breeze.
.
I brought my Traxxs E-Maxx with me and I was running around the outside track and there were a couple of ponds and it was a little muddy from the thunderstorm last night so I hosed off the mud
The truck is waterproof,
waterproof servo's, ESC and reciever. I used it all winter to run around in the snow and just hosed off the truck to melt the snow off and all is good again. Wish my other trucks were waterproof too, makes cleaning a breeze.
.
05-28-2010 | 04:37 AM
#9860
Mud doesn't come off with an air compressor. Traxxas has the market cornered on waterproof models and kudos to them for that.
I've seen em completely submerged and still functioning properly.
Remove your cells, hose off all the mud and hit it with some WD40 to keep the hardware from rusting.
Not everyone runs CF race machines on indoor dirt......
I've seen em completely submerged and still functioning properly.
Remove your cells, hose off all the mud and hit it with some WD40 to keep the hardware from rusting.
Not everyone runs CF race machines on indoor dirt......
05-28-2010 | 08:42 AM
#9861
larry,
get a handle on it and combine your powers (shake and bake) w/ smith and wesson and lets go try to redeem ourselves.
also got a new nickname for alex, he's now known as flowbot,because the kids smooth:
get a handle on it and combine your powers (shake and bake) w/ smith and wesson and lets go try to redeem ourselves.
also got a new nickname for alex, he's now known as flowbot,because the kids smooth:
05-28-2010 | 08:55 AM
#9862
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 2,426
From: Newhaven ***RCHR***
05-28-2010 | 01:50 PM
#9864
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 7,350
From: Greenvill, NC
Thanks Scott, you too.
Whats Brandon gunna do with no RCHR for 3 days. Maybe he sit home and watch his youtube videos of rchr races he has saved on his hard drive, in HD with surround sound while eating Pork Lo Mein.
Whats Brandon gunna do with no RCHR for 3 days. Maybe he sit home and watch his youtube videos of rchr races he has saved on his hard drive, in HD with surround sound while eating Pork Lo Mein.
Last edited by Raul Garcia; 05-28-2010 at 02:24 PM.
05-28-2010 | 02:13 PM
#9865
You're just wrong Raul...Here's what I was gonna be doing but couldn't wait to build
, I need some electronics on that bad boy so I can start racing it right away...
05-28-2010 | 02:17 PM
#9866
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 7,350
From: Greenvill, NC
05-28-2010 | 07:37 PM
#9867
Raul That's just too FUNNY!!
I thought he had his own key to the joint.
05-28-2010 | 07:39 PM
#9868