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Old 01-15-2011, 03:12 AM
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Guys,

When I hear some blokes sprouting technical terms and doing their best to high brow newbies about theoretical applications, whether it's on 2 strokes (don't start me up on superchargers, for God's sake)
and suspension/geometry, etc.

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I do have a chuckle to myself.

These are toy cars, man. Period.[X(]

If you are racing for a world title, or a Sheep Station, then splitting hairs will be of benefit.
For the rest of us who have an RC car, let's face it..........we bash.

So I found this video actually filmed by Chrysler Corporation, and I couldn't help myself but add it here.

enjoy, and don't take the RC life too seriously.......................you'll get an ulcer, mate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbVY5...eature=related

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I understand full-scale cars quite thoroughly and I was still confused by that vid.

I agree entirely, by the way, with your sentiment.
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I'm a helicopter mechanic, which is far more complicated than your average car, and my team and I don't even use that jargon. I laughed through the whole movie. Very funny.
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Agree with OP

Apart from this bit

These are toy cars, man. Period
Dude WTH
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just wanted to remind everyone this is a hobby not a science.

cheers
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I'm a helicopter mechanic as well, and that's how we explain things to our pilots [8D]. Lol, not really...
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I'm so gonna make one of those Turbo Encabulators if it will make my Unilateral Phaze Detractor work better.















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lol vinyl

...After looking at your amazing projects i believe anything is possible with you

Im waiting for your 1/5 flux capacitor lol [>:]
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I'm a helicopter mechanic as well, and that's how we explain things to our pilots [8D]. Lol, not really...
Haha. Very funny. Yeah we do that too. I work on the H-60. Which bird do you work on?
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ORIGINAL: Lins

I'm a helicopter mechanic as well, and that's how we explain things to our pilots [8D]. Lol, not really...
Haha. Very funny. Yeah we do that too. I work on the H-60. Which bird do you work on?

Whoa, I just work on little fleas, not birds, compared to that thing. I'm endorsed on the MD500, Bell 206 series, and AS350/EC130. We also have 205's, 212's, and a couple 212 Singles.
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I'm so gonna make one of those Turbo Encabulators if it will make my Unilateral Phaze Detractor work better.


Have you heard about "dubbel fustasjupphengsforkoppling"? We have it here in Norway, but no one knows what it is
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I'm so gonna make one of those Turbo Encabulators if it will make my Unilateral Phaze Detractor work better.


Have you heard about ''dubbel fustasjupphengsforkoppling''? We have it here in Norway, but no one knows what it is

Haha no never heard of that one.
I'm know there are similar expressions in Swedish but I can't think of any at the moment.


Also, wasn't there a skit with Rolf "Fleksnes" Wesenlund and someone else where they talk about how many carburetors a certain car has....?
Or am I getting my stuff mixed up there?



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Hey, the word "doble fustasjeopphengsforkoblinger" origins form "Marve Fleksnes", lol! That man is genious! The skit you are talking about i cant quite remember, i'll have a search on the 'tube for it
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Lars, check your PM








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the best word in there has to be "side fumbling" is that some sort of new sexual position [X(]
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Im waiting for your 1/5 flux capacitor lol [>:]







A couple of anglegrinders, a microwave oven and a laser lens from a CD player should do it hey?















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...........and some ordinary household bleach!!
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lmao yeh dont forget that bleach VERY important or it wont work

Gotta love the sense of humor in 1/5 forum [8D]

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