Anyone into R/C?

Oh I thought that was you, good fling either way. You have to have mad orientation skills for that.

 

yes, same

my first one came with bullet connectors. (going to change them anyways)

 

shit.

 

If it wasn't nitro..... haha

 

Nice! I almost had one two days ago, my buddy was going to give me his 330x because he didn't like it.

 

4-link it!


I also saw a sort of "lift kit" for the slash.. kinda neat.

 

I found a pic of our private track, its just shy of 850ft. It's just a few guys that like to get out and play in the dirt, break out the grill and coolers, and just bullshit and tell lies. The track has underground sprinkler system with 42 heads, and lights for night racing. We all run Associated T4 FTs, and JConcepts J82 (converted T4s)buggies. Of course li-po and brushless. We built our first track in 1986, this is our third a this location. And here is a shot of my rides that I airbrushed to match. What you guys think?

 

vry nice! wish there was something like that around here

 

it would be really easy

buy an E-Maxx chassis and motor mount

 

that 4-link kit is only for the 2wd Slash

 

there are probably alot tracks in Texas

http://www.rctech.net/forum/texas-racing-38/

 

^ that's an awful big statement

(268,580 sq mi)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWMC27GVtzE

i guess to land this thing you must crash into wall or ground?

 

I know nothing of trucks. How big is the thing and what size motor does it have? I'm really about ready to consolidate my helis down... I just can't find myself to do it. I've been in a rut lately and haven't been flying much.

 

the T/E-Maxx are considered to be 1/10 scale, the nitro ones come with either a .15 engine or a .18 engine. usually the E-maxx comes with twin 550 can brushed motors

 

Jeez.... Tiny.

 

I really wanted to get the one without the connectors attached, so you could just attach whatever you wanted, but those are sold out.

I wonder how long it will take for them to get more...

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http://youtu.be/KIi6Zn0hqIM
want

 

snip, snip, solder, solder

 

True. I do need to work on my soldering skills.

I'm thinking about just going with the non-direct 50C version of these. I don't see any reason not to. They are the same price as the 40C and they have them in stock so I can use whatever bullet connectors I want.

I'm sure there is something I'm missing though.

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