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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/10/2003 12:24:33 AM   
    BigLuke44


     

    Posts: 40
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    From: Middletown, OH, USA
    Status: offline     		well the guy i got it from must have slipped some bushings in there before he gave it to me because i know the difference between bushings and bearings and these were definitely bushings!! they sucked! thanks on the tuning tips, i had to hit the sack last nigth before i tested them out but i'm about to go try them out and i'll let you know if i get it purrin' like a kitten today.

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    Losi xxx-nt or Associated RC10GT. couldnt decide so i'm about to have one of each... looking to get my hands on a

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/10/2003 4:00:47 AM   
    Dadams2205-RCU


     

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    Joined: 5/12/2003
    From: AZ
    Status: offline     		Cool, good luck.

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/11/2003 9:33:05 PM   
    BigLuke44


     

    Posts: 40
    Joined: 5/21/2003
    From: Middletown, OH, USA
    Status: offline     		man this guy i traded with tried to do me in i think. he put those bushings in the front tires, he had associated springs that dont even fit on the shocks. the mount for the on/off switch was not even there. there were various screws missing and some that had been replaced with the wrong random screws. and my engine is a mach 15, who knows about this one? any good. one more question, about radio batteries. do i need the ones from the hobby shop that they sell for 3 bucks a piece or can i just get any regular rechargeables from a store somewhere???

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    Losi xxx-nt or Associated RC10GT. couldnt decide so i'm about to have one of each... looking to get my hands on a

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/11/2003 9:35:30 PM   
    whitexj


     

    Posts: 473
    Joined: 6/7/2003
    From: STL, MO, USA
    Status: offline     		well for the TX regular one will work but for the rx i would recommend rechargables or a pack.


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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/11/2003 9:52:27 PM   
    BigLuke44


     

    Posts: 40
    Joined: 5/21/2003
    From: Middletown, OH, USA
    Status: offline     		i am asking about the batteries for the radio, not the ones for the receiver, i'm already buying packs for the reciever.
    thanks

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    Losi xxx-nt or Associated RC10GT. couldnt decide so i'm about to have one of each... looking to get my hands on a

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/11/2003 11:14:58 PM   
    Dadams2205-RCU


     

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    Joined: 5/12/2003
    From: AZ
    Status: offline     		You can just buy regular batteries for the receiver, but they do make things called TX packs. They are rechargable battery packs that go where all the AA batteries would of gone. You can charge the pack when they go dead just like the RX pack.

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/12/2003 12:35:48 AM   
    smg


     

    Posts: 12
    Joined: 1/24/2003
    From: houston tx
    Status: offline     		Anyone interested in a XXX NT sport. It has OS CVRX with 2 runs after break-in. Can come RTR or just truck and motor? If so, send me a PM

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/12/2003 1:12:41 AM   
    whitexj


     

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    From: STL, MO, USA
    Status: offline     		[QUOTE]Originally posted by BigLuke44
    i am asking about the batteries for the radio, not the ones for the receiver, i'm already buying packs for the reciever.
    thanks     [/QUOTE]

    The TX is the controller(radio/transmitter) the RX is the reciever.


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    xxxnt battery box option: native racing - 6/14/2003 8:03:03 PM   
    jayjay-RCU


     

    Posts: 26
    Joined: 4/18/2003
    From: Las Vegas, NV
    Status: offline     		does anyone have experience with [URL=http://mivasecure.abac.com/remotecontrolhobby/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RCH&Product_Code=ELCT-300BB]this[/URL] battery box? I have been thinking of getting since I have heard a lot of breaking the battery box. thanks

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/14/2003 8:30:45 PM   
    Master-RCU


     

    Posts: 141
    Joined: 5/19/2003
    From: Dubai, UAE
    Status: offline     		I have a 6volt futaba rechargable reciever pack, how long would it last till i have to recharge it?

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/14/2003 9:02:11 PM   
    nitroman88-RCU


     

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    Joined: 1/18/2003
    From: Pella, IA, USA
    Status: offline     		depends on how many MAH it is.

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    Better Battery Box - 6/20/2003 4:37:04 AM   
    bkfawcett


     

    Posts: 16
    Joined: 2/19/2003
    From: Simi Valley, CA, USA
    Status: offline     		Yea, I'm looking for a better RX battery box too. (4th so far....) My battery is tied to front shock tower for now (good nose weight for oval racing) but still need box to hold rear pins.
    Comparing RCTRIX and NATIVE RACING:



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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 6/20/2003 5:45:17 AM   
    1stPlaceRace



    Posts: 402
    Joined: 3/6/2003
    From: Fallon, NV, USA
    Status: offline     		If you look at my post on page 1 of this thread you will see the native racing battery box installed on my truck. If you are going to use it you must first have the trinity alunimum rear piviot support. It has set screws that hold the hinge pins in place. The Native box does not hold the pins in like the stock plastic piece. Mine has worked great but the rc trix one looks a little better. Stan [url]www.1stplacerace.com[/url]

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    Thanks Stan. Visit the fallon RC car club at www.1stplacerace.com

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 7/18/2003 8:34:54 AM   
    gmac4826



    Posts: 1068
    Joined: 6/14/2003
    From: Northeast, OH, USA
    Status: offline     		hey, i just bought my xxx-nt and search for and officail thread. well i found this and it seems to have just died off. well, hre goes my attempt to bring it back because the rs4 thread has helped me alot on my rs4 so i fugured this would do the same. post away!!!


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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 7/18/2003 9:12:34 AM   
    1stPlaceRace



    Posts: 402
    Joined: 3/6/2003
    From: Fallon, NV, USA
    Status: offline     		On my track....

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    Thanks Stan. Visit the fallon RC car club at www.1stplacerace.com

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    Official XXX-NT Thread!!! - 7/18/2003 9:19:20 AM   
    1stPlaceRace