2006 Las Vegas RC Tracks & Events
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ahh that sucks now what to buy humm.. all my money is going towards my crawler project for now im hand making the chassis and .. after that ill get a tc3 probably
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the predator looks sweet, but the ability to get parts makes me not want it. The kyosho will be a possible purchase around may if cutting edge has a decent 4wd group. Im just wondering how many people here have electic rc since nitro is soooo big. hopefully alot do, and hopefully cutting edge will be putting out some advertisment at the hobby shops.
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Bigedmond,
I numerous "electric" guys who run nitro since more people currently tend to race nitro here; however, they will run electric again. And numerous "nitro" guys I know have already purchased electrics in anticipation of the new track opening. Basically, most "racers" will probably run electric when the temps return to 100F. After all, who wouldn't prefer to run in A/C.
mixrider,
That is probably a wise decision or at least wait and see the type of classes if one wants to race.
I numerous "electric" guys who run nitro since more people currently tend to race nitro here; however, they will run electric again. And numerous "nitro" guys I know have already purchased electrics in anticipation of the new track opening. Basically, most "racers" will probably run electric when the temps return to 100F. After all, who wouldn't prefer to run in A/C.
mixrider,
That is probably a wise decision or at least wait and see the type of classes if one wants to race.
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TNB, did you ever race ar RC Fever??
I bought the electric because i knew i was going to want to get one. The main reason i picked up nitro was for the run time, and now that electric can get pretty close, it was time to get another buggy. Either way, 1/8th buggy or truggy are the next item on my car buying list.
I bought the electric because i knew i was going to want to get one. The main reason i picked up nitro was for the run time, and now that electric can get pretty close, it was time to get another buggy. Either way, 1/8th buggy or truggy are the next item on my car buying list.
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well im going to finishline sunday morning for a few hours to have some fun before the game.
probably get there around 9.
probably get there around 9.
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On Saturday, I may drive out to BC and watch some of the racing. I still haven't received the replacement part for my transmitter and really don't want to tear apart to RCs to swap out transmitters and then have to do everything all over again.
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I was going to go saturday, but a friend that i just found out owns a inferno, and a revo that goes to finishline is going sunday, so i changed my plans.
Looks like i might be getting into 1/8th racing sooner, since the losi 1/8th buggy rumor was confrimed today, and they are hoping for a mid summer release. So ill hope for it by october. That buggy will get me in the game faster.
Looks like i might be getting into 1/8th racing sooner, since the losi 1/8th buggy rumor was confrimed today, and they are hoping for a mid summer release. So ill hope for it by october. That buggy will get me in the game faster.
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Hmmmmm.....BC racing on Saturday huh? I've never been out there....heard its one of the nicest tracks in the country. Maybe I'll head out [8D]
If I do, then I will definitely be at Finishline on Sunday.....And I have a Revo. I'm still a novice tho
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If I do, then I will definitely be at Finishline on Sunday.....And I have a Revo. I'm still a novice tho
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When in BC, I usually stop by the Museum Hotel and eat lunch. Just look me up at the track if you want to go--Either hanging around the buggies, taking photos of the track, or near my Ford Expedition with the RCU sticker.
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The weather was nice, the company was good, and lunch was great. However, I am now a little poorer. After the racing finished up, I stopped by the new hobby store in BC--C2 Hobbies is at 1404 A Nevada Hwy or in simpler terms, near the A&W on the main drag. It would have been ok if I had only picked up some ODonnell 30% nitro, but I had to pick up a nitro buggy to go with it. I know and realize that I probably have more than enough nitro buggies; however, this one is different--it is only 1/16th scale. If anyone is wondering, C2 Hobbies doesn't have any more but the owners plan to get more in soon.
More Photos.
More Photos.
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ORIGINAL: nitro power
that looks cool did you buy all 3 or were those at the shop? i want to get down there to check it out
that looks cool did you buy all 3 or were those at the shop? i want to get down there to check it out
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I was out at BC from about 9:45 am to 11:30 today. Really nice track! I stayed long enough to watch the first two heats, before having to go scratch my itch at Finishline. Took some pics too!
Sorry I missed ya today Tigger. Nice Buggy!
This was the first time I've seen a Hellfire in action, and although the driver kept launching it into the fence, I was quite impressed with it. Theres a couple of Revo pics in there too....The silver and blue one was pretty fast!
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Sorry I missed ya today Tigger. Nice Buggy!
This was the first time I've seen a Hellfire in action, and although the driver kept launching it into the fence, I was quite impressed with it. Theres a couple of Revo pics in there too....The silver and blue one was pretty fast!
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You must have just missed me. Heck, we probably passed each other on the road. I was joined for lunch by one of the other RCU members.
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That Hellfire was fun to watch, but he ended up snapping an a-arm in the main. Grindinghalt, did you end up at Finish Line on Sunday? I just got back from there a few minutes ago.
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well i have decided that finishline is not a good track for 2wd nitro. My truck had absolutly no traction there. Deffenetly need to push up getting either a truggy or buggy.
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It could be a tire problem. A lot of times it depends on whether or not you run right after the track is watered, a couple of qualifiers after watering, or at the end just before they water, or during practice if anyone waters at all. The guy I usually pit with also runs 2WD nitro and usually does very well. Over all, he usually does very well with anything he races. He knows his set up and changes when necessary (including tires for different track conditions).