ptgarcia

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I was browsing Tower's site, looking for a set of Robarts and I noticed Tower lists the weight of each [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXES70&P=7]#653L 3/8" RoboStrut[/link] at 1lb-1.3oz. Obviously this is a mistake, right? What is the weight of their RoboStruts?

t_burley

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call Robart

ptgarcia

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Yeah, I can do that...but I think I'll wait and ask them at the AMA Convention tomorrow.

t_burley

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wont make it this year. the grapevine is closed, dont want to get down
there and get snowed in LA

was Robart there last year? dont remember if they where

ptgarcia

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You know, I'm not sure if they were, I don't remember either. But the list of vendors on the AMA site has them there this year. I just hope the list is accurate.

Tsutomu Mabuchi

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I have one. It weighs about 80g(2.8 oz) a pair.
Above is only strut, the weight of axles and bushes need
to be added to say precisely.

Tsutomu Mabuchi

Richard L.

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Here you go Paul, the weight of a single Robart #653L with axle, adapter bushing, and set screws:

ptgarcia

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Thanks Richard.

I tried to buy a set at the AMA Convention this past weekend but Robart wasn't selling anything. They said they didn't want to compete with their resellers.....they only problem was there wasn't a single retailer at the show selling them. Oh well.