ORIGINAL: heavyaslead
...There was a major organization that attemped to reign in the best of these aspects but could not achieve ultimate consensus for use as a 'international' battle standard. This was ultimately left to the club level where custom rules (and custom electronics) could be used.
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ORIGINAL: YHR
...Good discussion.This hobby needs to develop standards that all manufacturere adhere too with respect to IR.
These two posts are connected... Sorry for the off, guys, but don't you see that the Society of Clubs and simply RC Tankers need some kind of International organization, that would protect them and help them in many different cases. As far as I can see there was the attempt earlier.
Don't you see the neccesity of this? When we have met with Sevlast year we have been discussing this topic briefly and now Ican feel the time is comming. There arerespected people - RC Tankers in North America,Europe,Russia and CIS, Australia and NZ and East... These people know whatthere market needs, what their rc-tankers feel andbreathe.ALLof us do have the same problems all over the world, but at the moment no producer listens to RCTankers.
Colleague YHR has said the crutious phrase - Manufactures MUSTlisten to us,we are their consumers first of all.
Also we need to be protected fromnon-honest shops and retailers...
There would be a good thing ofInternational Meet every Year somewhere for International Games RCTankBattles -Country by Country.
And so on, and so forth... These questions are all ours.What do you think?