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Old 11-24-2010, 11:09 AM   #381
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Lol the Reno comp sounds fun specaily if it's in the snow lol but very cold
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Old 11-24-2010, 11:28 AM   #382
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Well good news Martin the date is December 4th my guess is that the water would be frozen. If you look on eBay you can find people selling the slash 4x4 servo for 15 bucks that's what I have in mine and it works great. I also found the vxl speed control for as cheap as 50 bucks and agian that's what I have in mine. Then u could just get a waterproof project box from radio shack or a rustler receiver box. My slash 4x4 box only fits my spectrum receiver it's super small I'm not sure how much bigger a rustler one is. I'm not sure on the vxl if the sensor port is waterproof if you wanted to run a brushless sensored motor I have ran my vxl motor in my scaler and it is really jumpy at low speeds.
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Old 11-24-2010, 11:41 AM   #383
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Well good news Martin the date is December 4th my guess is that the water would be frozen. If you look on eBay you can find people selling the slash 4x4 servo for 15 bucks that's what I have in mine and it works great. I also found the vxl speed control for as cheap as 50 bucks and agian that's what I have in mine. Then u could just get a waterproof project box from radio shack or a rustler receiver box. My slash 4x4 box only fits my spectrum receiver it's super small I'm not sure how much bigger a rustler one is. I'm not sure on the vxl if the sensor port is waterproof if you wanted to run a brushless sensored motor I have ran my vxl motor in my scaler and it is really jumpy at low speeds.
Does that VXL have a drag brake?
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Old 11-24-2010, 11:50 AM   #384
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I'm not 100% sure maybe very little. But I have zero issues with my setup for braking and if there is one it's not adjustable. Something I did was create a tiny bit more tension in my spur pinion mesh to create a little more drag on the drive terrain.
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Old 11-24-2010, 11:59 AM   #385
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oh ok thx ill hav to check into the box from radio shack thn..
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Old 11-24-2010, 12:18 PM   #386
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I bet frys would have then also maybe a larger selection.
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Old 11-24-2010, 12:43 PM   #387
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I bet frys would have then also maybe a larger selection.
ok kool ya ill check ther first i like it better
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Old 11-24-2010, 03:50 PM   #388
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Well good news Martin the date is December 4th my guess is that the water would be frozen. If you look on eBay you can find people selling the slash 4x4 servo for 15 bucks that's what I have in mine and it works great. I also found the vxl speed control for as cheap as 50 bucks and agian that's what I have in mine. Then u could just get a waterproof project box from radio shack or a rustler receiver box. My slash 4x4 box only fits my spectrum receiver it's super small I'm not sure how much bigger a rustler one is. I'm not sure on the vxl if the sensor port is waterproof if you wanted to run a brushless sensored motor I have ran my vxl motor in my scaler and it is really jumpy at low speeds.

Yep, I'm heading to reno on the 3rd but my daughter wants to go to circus circus for her BD. Bill and Chris may be heading to their first comp. I may swing by on the way home. I don't know how those servos work compared to my 7955 7950 and the 5955 I just put into the camo rig. I know you can silicon the crap out of the servos but again, submerging my rig or running it in mud just doesn't look or sound fun to me Did each once in my 1:1's and never again Or maybe I'm just getting old
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Old 11-24-2010, 03:51 PM   #389
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OK for friday, let's plan on meeting at taco bell at 9-9:30 then we can head to the site up the road. The wind was blowing today and it was cold so make sure you bring your jackets and gloves! For directions google folsom point folsom ca and zoom in and you will see taco bell in the lower right. It's less than 1/2 mile from the light to folsom point.
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Old 11-24-2010, 09:19 PM   #390
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This is the GPS info for the parking lot where we will be:N 38 41.925-W121 07.649. Like Martin said it was very cold there today, bring gloves, and warm outer wear. If any of you guys have some extra gates could you please bring them. I have enough for a 14 gate course but would like to have two courses at the same time. Thanks
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Old 11-26-2010, 05:48 PM   #391
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Well we have our first "official" scale comp. on the books. We had 11 drivers and two courses set up course one was a feel good course that everyone did real well on, course two was set-up by Lance who was visiting from Utah and he showed us how the Utards do it. The scores after the first course where very close but course two separated the men from the boys. Thanks to Martin who helped me set this up and everyone that came out and to Lance for the help with how a scale event should be run and scored. See everyone at the next one.

1. Lance -44
2. Gordy +11
3. Bill +16
4. Phil+21
5. Scott+ 22
6. Joe+32
7. Martin+32
8. Brad+59
9. Jason+61
10.Alanus+69
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Actually we had 12 drivers,but I didnt get Miles score sheet. Sorry Miles

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Old 11-26-2010, 09:03 PM   #392
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Hey thanks for the chance to run with you guys. That's a great place to hold comps. Sorry for course two it was crazy. Next time I come to visit I expect to get worked by you guys. Thanks again had a great time wish I could have been able to stay longer.
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Well we have our first "official" scale comp. on the books. We had 11 drivers and two courses set up course one was a feel good course that everyone did real well on, course two was set-up by Lance who was visiting from Utah and he showed us how the Utards do it. The scores after the first course where very close but course two separated the men from the boys. Thanks to Martin who helped me set this up and everyone that came out and to Lance for the help with how a scale event should be run and scored. See everyone at the next one.

1. Lance -4
2. Gordy +11
3. Bill +16
4. Phil+21
5. Scott+ 22
6. Joe+32
7. Martin+32
8. Brad+59
9. Jason+61
10.Alanus+69
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Actually we had 12 drivers,but I didnt get Miles score sheet. Sorry Miles
na its all good ... i only ran the first course and im pretty sure i was at -20

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Old 11-27-2010, 07:00 AM   #394
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The comp was a blast. cant wait tell the next one. hopefully i wont roll over as much.


Gordy you gna post any pic u took?
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Old 11-27-2010, 12:24 PM   #395
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That sounded like fun sorry I had to work I hope I can make it to the next one Is there anyone that's interested in crawling on Sunday anywhere just let me know my father and I would like to crawl.
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That sounded like fun sorry I had to work I hope I can make it to the next one Is there anyone that's interested in crawling on Sunday anywhere just let me know my father and I would like to crawl.
Hey Tom, there is suppose to be 6-10 guys heading to the lake sunday. If you don't have gordy's number I'll txt it to you. Some of the guys who were out yesterday will be out again tomorrow.
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Old 11-27-2010, 12:51 PM   #397
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Thanks Martin yeah either text me his number or just give me an idea what time and I can be there if it's at Folsom point I'm sure I know where that is lol
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Old 11-27-2010, 01:22 PM   #398
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Here a some pictures from our first non official comp on Black Friday 2010 I forgot to take a group picture before we started.

Thanks to Bill for stepping up and getting the scale comp rolling. Also thanks to everyone who came out, hope everyone had fun I know I did
























Then several of us spent a hour or so doing a trail run








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Old 11-27-2010, 05:56 PM   #399
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Great pictures Martin, thanks for taking them and posting them up
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Old 11-27-2010, 08:25 PM   #400
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I talked to Gordy and he said he is going to be there at 10 but my father and I are gonna go a little early if anyone wants to meet up were going to meet at taco bell at 9 and head in to Folsom.
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