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Old 12-31-2003 | 03:08 PM
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Default RE: Do I really need a power panel and battery?

GREAT ADVICE!! A guy who hand flips his motors might be more in tune to what is going on, you are feeling what your engine parts are doing , and there is a coolness factor when you can just grab the spinner and give it a backwards twist to get it going[X(]!! Glue a magnet to your box and it makes a handy small parts holder. Shipping container sponge foam makes a good way to hold things in place, just stab your tools into it, make cut outs to hold film cannisters, etc.