Rc Drifting Cars

Kazuo Umezu appears to be attempting to blow everyone's minds with the sheer insanity he's producing here (or he was forty years ago, but despite its age and specificity of cultural commentary, this series is vibrant and modern, not a relic of the past).  Each new volume presents fresh horrors and depravities to witness, and one can only hold on and enjoy the ride, never knowing what's coming next.  This book sees a character who disappeared something like six volumes ago show up again, having inexplicably aged into an old woman and only staying alive long enough to utter a few cryptic words about a “paradise” near Mount Fuji.  So, since there's nothing left for them where they are, the kids all set out across the wasteland to see what they can find.  There's a lengthy scene in which they spend a good 30 pages trying to cross a deep ravine, culminating in an awesome bit of chivalry as Sho helps an unconscious classmate bridge the gap:

Hello my darlings! I'm so sorry I was M.I.A all day. I had a 2nd job interview today, which I think went well. I should know early next week whether or not I got - so please cross your fingers and send good vibes my way. After that, I was a busy bee meeting with job recruiters, and then running errands.

So anyhow, I'm sorry to leave you all waiting and wondering about THE DRESS. I was too tired last night to post pictures. Anyhow, THE DRESS arrived yesterday and I raced home from work, tore the package open, and couldn't throw it on fast enough. Please excuse the wrinkles - I wanted to try it so bad, I didn't bother to steam it first. Please also excuse the bra - it's clearly not the right one. Let me just tell you that I adore this dress. I love it. It is the essence of me. It's a “Kim” Dress. Oh and the size 0 FITS!!! I cannot tell you the anxiety I had over whether or not it would fit me. Well, it does!! Wahoo. I will say that I agree with a lot of you and the reviews that it's a bit small/tight up top. I will probably try the size 2 on when it hits stores here, but like my boyfriend said - it will more than likely be too big everywhere else. I have no problem zipping it up and the length is absolutely perfect. I'm 5'7″ and it comes right above my knee. Burlapp seems to cut their armholes higher than any other sleeveless dress I've tried on. Normally, armholes gape on me, but these are definitely a bit tight. Not tight to the point where they don't fit, just a teensy bit tight.
The material on this dress is gorgeous. I agree with Tien that the quality of this dress is impeccable and it seems worth way more than $168 to me. It's expensive looking and just lovely. I love how the top is sheer - it gives it a vintage vibe. I also adore the tiers on the dress.

The color isn't what I'd call cream. It's what I consider a true nude. There's very little pinkish undertones. Is it close to my skintone? Heck yes. Does that bother me? Nope. I love it. I don't give a rat's behind if it washes me out to be honest with you (but I don't think it does)!

This dress is perfection.

Is it not the perfect dress to celebrate your 30th birthday in? I cannot wait! I already know how I'm styling it for the big event, and I can't wait to show you all the finished look.

Thanks for putting up with all my whining and worrying about this dress. And now, here it is…..oh and warning - picture overload!

A daily recap of the Georgia Public Broadcasting show “Lawmakers”. The show airs weekdays at 7:00pm with a replay at 5:30am the following weekday

* Still in the time warp. This is from 2-17-10

* Nwandi still missing in action! Valerie back on the set.

* The Senate passes legistlation to prevent fraudulent insurance discounts. We didn't already have this?! Seth Harp says a grand a day is “chicken feed”. He actually used the term “one blamed thang”. He's pretty fired up. He's not running for Insurance Commissioner or anything is he? Naw. That couldn't have anything to do with it.

* Private ownership of public water? This sounds fraught with danger.

* Laura Fawaz at Hogwarts!

* This little nightmare bill is in committee. Chip Pearson wants to apply DOT language to the water controls. Of course the hippie river keepers are agin it. I have to say throwing building resevoirs into the private sector does give me a small case of the willies.

* Forest land protection act. My ears just perked up! This is about covenants of connservation. I let mine lapse a few years ago because of the potential fines and penalties if I ever sold. They are trying to shift that burden to the purchaser. Would have been nice if this thing had passed when I needed it.

* Scowling house clerks! The streak continues!

* Pilot program to allow the Secretary of State to transmit electronic ballots for our service men and women overseas. Interesting idea. It's not budgeted so we'd have to find grant money (meaning the Feds).

* Fulton County Taxpayers Association at some committee meeting. They're always riled up. That was the briefest clip ever. Valerie says we'll hear more in the future.

* Budget discussion with the Georgia Public Policy Foundation and and the Georgia Budget Policy Institute. The wonkiness is overwhelming. Bottom line. We ain't got no money.

* Harry Geisinger wants horse racing! I want casinos! More sin equals more money! Let the good times roll. We're getting a lesson in how pari-muteuel gambling works. I surprised the rafters of Hogwarts aren't crumbling

* Apparently Susan called Farriers - Ferrets. Good thing there isn't one nearby or she might have got a horseshoe upside the head.

* Rep. Matt Ramsey wants to increase penalties for harming court officers. He used a sports metaphor about penalties being harsher for striking the official. And this has Rep. Bobby Franklin (R - Crazyland) all riled up. He says it sends the wrong message that regular people of Georgia are less important than state employees. He just called judges state employees costumed in a robe. My god, can he get any more bat guano insane?

* Hospital tax is in sub-committee and it appears everyone in the state other than Governor Perdue hates this thing.

* Sen. Buddy Carter introduced his first piece of legislation and that means hazing! And it's about new drugs. Oh this is going to be good. They're making him pronounce the chemical names of the drugs. Oh, are they such cards! It actually is pretty funny and Valerie just flat out lost it. She can't stop laughing.

* Lawmakers flashback! Increase the Governor's pension. Ol' Gov Busbee claimed that term limits qualified as “involuntary separation” and thus a higher pension. Now that's some fine grifting. And there's a young Paul Coverdell. God rest his kind soul. They used old Lester Maddox to draw sympathy for the measure. Only in Georgia.

* Valerie is still giggling.

* Larry Platt! Pants On The Ground! HE'S IN THE SPEAKERS SPOT OF THE HOUSE! SINGING HIS SONG! The Republicans look horrified! Valerie is losing it again!

* Ricky Bevington and her BOOK OF DOOM! Morris News is in bankruptcy. No streetcars for Atlanta. And we lost one of Georgia's brave sons in the conflict overseas. Gay parade in Augusta gets the go ahead from a judge.

* Valerie's still giggling.

* Susan has to talk over the closing music. They are really running tight these days.Tomorrow we get to play Project Tom Crawford, but for now, that's a wrap!

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The children have numerous remote control toys that they can work with the assistance of remote controls. They have any thing from rc car toys to rc construction toys. Our very little lady has radio controlled toys too. What they need is rarely adequate for the guys. I was shocked the least bit the shops have to supply in these sorts of toys. It looks as if simply about everything can be found with radio controls. Just recently we decided to buy our oldest young man rc UFO that’s pretty fashionable with the children these days. It is an additional toy with a remote, and he will’t seem to get enough of it. In earlier years they wanted only action figures. But that’s all altered. Children would not appear to be interested in toys which won’t do a thing. With his spaceship hovering higher than ground, he’s able to grow his mind’s eye even further. He started off with a very little remote control toy car and is currently operating the a lot of complicated and sophisticated toys. At initial we decided to buy toys that were not very steep. I do not suppose it’d have been smart to invest too much in younger kids toys. We wanted to make certain the children were accountable enough before spending a lot of than we were required to.
We also found some of the easy kits for building their own radio control toy models. They learned rather a small amount from putting together these things on their own. We could not imagine it had been our children unwearyingly building these models. We can’t even get them to sit down down and work a puzzle, but they spent a lot of your time operating on these gadgets. Almost immediately we were picking out more complex toys for them. We bought a few toys with remotes that they might use indoors. To begin with we selected a small rc robot for our daughter. She spent lots of your time enjoying with her little lady robot. We chose to get the dune buggy our youngest son needed and a rc hovercraft for our preteen. They were all three delighted with their toys and radio controls. We needed to start them out with indoor toys first. As they might end up being vanished or broken if they took them outside. However now they have moved on to much more sophisticated radio controlled toys. They’ve even got their Old man in on all the fun. He’s entered in with the children on these very little fun crammed activities. Nevertheless Dad’s toys run a lot a lot of than those we obtained for the little ones. At this instant they are out doors flying and running all kinds of vehicles through the fields. Our daughter had to have an rc airplane to fly with the boys.
My husband purchased himself some quite large rc helicopter that he carries a heap of pride in. The spaceship is the favourite of our oldest and therefore the rc cars is the favorite of our youngest son. He’s even had competitions opposed to his friends with their cars. Our daughters preferred is her fashion doll that does tricks on roller skates. However she conjointly has a ball with her little mini van and cars she has collected. Yearly they place additional rc toys like these on their Christmas list. Although we will never care. We have managed to get quite some academic toys amid these toys with remotes. Our younger little boy enjoys to find out concerning dinosaurs and other scientific things. There ended up being a ton of toys that had to do with that focus. You’d be shocked at how many toys that are accessible to assist you kid learn. Our youngsters were in a position to combine learning and fun with all the radio control toys they have purchased. Not to mention all the fun my husband seems to have along with his remote control toy compilation. Perhaps I ought to get out there and offer it a attempt in addition.

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Alright guys, I know a bunch of you guys have them so I figured I would start a thread so you guys could post up pictures of your own. I dont care if it was a clear shell you painted or pre painted, stadium truck, drift car, road car, nitro, or electric. My body just got finished and I am working on another one.

I will start it off.

I recently purchased a Red Cat electric AWD Drift Soarer. It came with a pre painted body, but I dropped it off with Josh(ScorchedPaint) and had him paint it to mimic my actual SC400. I should have on frame pics later this week.

Our youngsters rooms have heaps of remote control toys. They have every detail from rc car toys to rc construction toys. Even our little girl has her preferred radio controlled toys. What they need is rarely sufficient for the boys. It was shocking how several of these toys you’ll realize on the market today. I could not imagine all that is out there that comes with remote controls. We just got our son a rc UFO that he has been wanting for a long time. It’s another toy with a remote, and he can’t appear to get enough of it. When the young lads were very little they were happy with their action figures. But that’s all distorted. Young people wish toys that can operate. He sounds like he will go where no one has gone before along with his spaceship. Primarily it was cars and now it is on to bigger and higher things. We also started all of them out with cheap rc toys and not one thing that would demolish us as far as money goes. We didn’t assume it had been intelligent to be excessively excessive when it came to younger kids toys. We needed to be sure the youngsters were accountable enough before paying additional than we were required to.
We assisted them get started with a quantity of easy kits for children to make their own models. It really aided them learn to stick to instructions and gave them a way of satisfaction. My husband and I were a little stunned that they place so much effort into putting together these things. We couldn’t even get them to sit down down and work a puzzle, however they spent a heap of your time operating on these gizmos. After a while we determined to kick it up a notch and opt for something a very little more progressive. We got them on track on a few interior remote controlled toys. Our daughter got the cutest very little rc robot. She spent heaps of time enjoying with her very little woman robot. We decided on a rc hovercraft for our oldest and a dune buggy for our youngest son. They all received such excitement out of playing with these toys. We wanted to start out them out with indoor toys first. There was simply an excessive amount of peril of loss or damages if they played with them out of the house. However we’ve trade up their exceptional toys. They’ve even got their Dad in on all the fun. He participates in their little outside activities now. But Dad’s toys were far more expensive than the ones the kids have. Now they are all out there running through the field and flying their gear. Our daughter had to possess an rc planes to fly with the boys.
My husbands pride and joy could be a huge rc helicopter. The spaceship is the favourite of our oldest and also the rc cars is the favourite of our youngest son. He’s also had competitions versus his buddies with their cars. Our daughters favorite is her fashion doll that will tricks on roller skates. She also likes her cars and mini van a ton too. Every year they place more rc toys like these on their Xmas list. Nevertheless that is all right with us. I was shocked at how many instructional toys come back with remote controls for our kids. Our younger little boy enjoys to be told concerning dinosaurs and different technical things. We have ordered him some toys that have a heap to do with science and also the dinosaur time. It is surprising how many educational toys there are for our youngsters today. Our youngsters are learning really much and having fun at the identical time. Not to say all the fun my husband seems to own together with his remote control toy assortment. Perhaps it’s time for good old Mom to own a hand at it.

Rc Drifting Cars

Another piece by Reza Ali who we mentioned yesterday (2D SuperShapes). This time around, it’s an audio reactive Processing application simulating a live organism. Make sure you watch it in HD.

This is an audio-reactive algorithmic visual art piece that uses the concept of charged particles and flocking to simulate a organism that is alive and composed of micro-organisms. The movement is rather pleasing thus I decided to exhibit the algorithm in a rather catchy video art fashion.

Audio: Jon Hopkins – “A Drifting Up”

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I bought this new around Christmas time, and it somehow found it's way to the top shelf of my office closet. My original intent was to display it somewhere, but I never did find the right place (and thus my reason for selling). Everything works fine. I only used it twice. Once for about five minutes in my living room to make a video, and once for about five minutes outside in the driveway. It never even ran through one re-chargeable battery cycle. Overall it's in great shape. I can't call it perfect, though… from the few minutes of use, it does have a few VERY minor marks. Not enough to show up in pics, though. I'm pretty picky about that kind of stuff, so most probably wouldn't even see the few that are there. Here is the ebay seller I got mine from… http://cgi.ebay.ca/RC-Hitari-Lotus-E…item53d98f99d0 I got the last one from this seller, and from my searches, it was the last one available anywhere on the internet, as these things had been floating around for the past 4 years or so. The box is included. However, it is a little mangled as you can see in the pic. That's how I received it originally (the ebay seller informed me the same). The price is $125 shipped anywhere in the U.S.

Here's a post I made about it after I bought it… Doing donuts with my new Lotus (video)…

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Why do my R/C airplanes stall after a few seconds of throttle.?

I have a Park Zone Slo-V and a Hobby Zone Super Cub. I have charged both batteries but they both are doing the same thing. I give them throttle and within a few seconds the throttle will not work. the steering works flawlessly but the throttle is cutting out before I can hardly get the plane to move. I've flown the Super Cub once with a crash and the Slo-V has never been flown. Any advice would be greatly accepted. Thank you.
Both of the airplanes are electric.

fuel mix ?

Rc Drift Cars

Started as a CCA on year 2007 by one of the SGDrifters member, also a ex-student of SP, Billy Lim.His mission for the club is to promote and introduce drifting, this motorsport to all students using remote control scale cars.Email : sprcd@live.comGarage: Below FC4

you know what really fun; a mazda protege, real pain to drift in becuase you can’t powerslide but there’s sooooo much e-brake pressure that you can whip it around like nothin’. The best part is, they are darn near indestuctible, I’ve rollied mine, gone over a ditch into a gravel pile at 85, and just flat out gone in the ditch about 10 times and she still looks and runs great.
supra’s are good too if you can find one for less than 4 grand !)

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    rc car setup

    Exclusive summary about Remote Control Car Setup Tips by Gregory Alexander

    Setting up a remote control car is as much a science as it is an art. If you know how rc car setup changes in a race car work, you already know how to setup a remote control car.

    Over steer / under steer Tuning tips

    There are a lot of ways to tune the handling or your radio controlled car, the easiest is to adjust the front and rear shocks. While there are a lot of options with springs, different oils and all sorts we are just going to concentrate on the basics, most decent shocks have adjustments, either with spacers or bolts that let you adjust how hard or soft the shocks are.

    As far as maximum and minimum stiffness goes, make sure that the bottom of your car doesn’t scrape the ground, and on the other end make sure it doesn’t bounce and leave the asphalt, apart from that you need to find the setup that matches your driving style, most people get winning setups off the internet and try to learn to drive them, mind you this is a great starting point, and most championship winners post their setup sheets.

    Shock Stiffness guide

    Stiffen in front = increasing under steer or reducing over steer
    Stiffen in rear = increasing over steer or reducing under steer

    Building the Fastest Remote Controlled Car – Some Amazing Tips

    Exclusive summary about Building Fastest RC Car by Abhishek Agarwal

    There are various qualities of the components that are available for building a remote controlled car. Hobby stores provide simple components that can be used to build a simple car. However, if you want to build the most amazing or the fastest remote controlled car, you may need to spend some money on quality car components. Nitro methane is an alternative fuel to gasoline and works well for remote controlled cars. A nitro engine is a good choice for fast engine speeds.

    The other components of a car are also important for the performance of a remote controlled car, especially when you aim for absolute speed. The wheels for a remote controlled car should be extremely light, yet firm. A single part that does not perform well will affect the overall performance and speed of the remote controlled car. Select the best parts to get the best performance from your remote controlled car.

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    Much depends on what the semiconductors do. Given their proximity to the 200-day MA they offer the best chance for a support bounce. If successful, it should help take the other indices higher - but it's hard looking at Monday's selloff in large cap indices not to think it will be more of the same (and then some) for Tuesday.

    by Declan Fallon (Fallond Stock Picks)

    As Erik discussed in yesterday evening’s blog post, our upper level low is moving away from us today.  As it does, it is strengthening… and our winds will be increasing.

    It is breezy this morning, and the winds will continue to increase through the late morning into the early afternoon.  That is when we saw the heaviest snowfall yesterday, and it looks to be the timeframe that we will see the strongest winds today.  Winds this afternoon could gust up to 35-40 mph, causing major blowing and drifting of snow.  Snowdrifts in open areas may end up being several feet high, and roads that have been cleared can quickly become covered with snow again.  Visibility may also become a problem as the winds whip up the snow that is on the ground, and additional snow falls. 

    Light snow showers will be possible throughout the day, and we may get some heavier bursts of snow embedded within them.  Overall, any additional accumulation will be in the range of 1 to 2 inches.  Wind chills will be sub-zero through the first part of the day, and in the single digits beyond that.  So it’s not really a “let’s go sledding!” kind of day, unfortunately!

    The next storm works in Sunday/Monday, and that could give us another couple of inches of snowfall.  But at least we have a few days to rest before we have to pick up the shovels again!

    Funny, as I come to work in the morning after a big snow… it almost feels like I’m on another planet.  Pitch black, deserted… mounds of snow everywhere.  Then, occasionally, the salt trucks flashing lights… sort of resemble a space ship.  It really is a surreal feeling… just thought I’d share.  Those of you that work 3rd shift know what I’m talking about! 

    Yes, the snow does require a lot of work… but it is also fun and beautiful to look at.  We have received hundreds of photos from viewers all over the Miami Valley.  Some of them are featured on 2 News on-air… and others we share here on the blog.  Here are some of our favorites:

  • As you come up behind another skier, it can be quite hard to tell if it’s a man or a woman: most lycra-clad asses look the same. I stopped guessing after a few minutes of trying and being 180° wrong more than a few times.
  • Next year, I have to stick my gels into the zippered pocket on my drinkbelt to avoid having them fall off again.
  • Next year, I should invest in some cork grips for my pole. The plastic grips get awfully slick when your glove is wet or snowy.
  • Cowbells being run by spectators are a great, great sound, especially at the top of a hill.
  • Flat, cold Coca-Cola is a great, great taste, especially when you’re depleted.
  • The City of Lakes Loppet events must be one of the very few ski races in North America (or the world) during which you can see a downtown skyline.
  • Interval workouts kinda suck, but in a good way, especially when they pay off in the race.
  • Among all the reasons that I like skiing, I think that the uppermost is the ease with which it allows me to slip into “the Zone” or a “flow” state – that blessed but rare condition of being totally, satisfyingly, untiringly focused on The Thing You’re Doing. I can occasionally get into this state while running or cycling, and very, very rarely at other times (writing proposals at work, playing with the girls), but skiing is the king’s highway into it. Twenty minutes of skiing (not coincidentally, the period of time needed for my fingers to warm back up from the initial chill) drops me right into the mental and physical place where I am just doing it: thinking about how to ski a little better, enjoying the feeling of gliding along (or of working up a hill), looking for a better line through the next corner… All the usual clutter-thought disappears for the duration of the ski. And racing – at least, the few times I can do it each year – accelerates all of this in the best ways. I don’t think I thought about anything except skiing faster during the entire time between the starting gun (a little black powder cannon!) and crossing the finishing line.
  • Speaking of crossing the line, next year I’ll have to take more care to notice where the finishing line actually is – I thought it was further than it was, and skied right into some young volunteer who was just trying to take my timing chip. Sorry, kid!
  • Awesome Little RC Car by SavaTheAggie

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    There are really two types of RC cars, those that are fuel by gas and those that are fueled by electric. There is not doubt that the electric cars are much easier to maintain and run and also much quieter. But do you just want to be sensible, or do you want to have fun? That is not to say that you are not able to have fun with an electric car. They are very good for the beginner and also those who do not want to do to much maintenance, or those who do just not have as much time to give to their hobby. An electric car is not only easier to maintain it is much more convenient to use. As long as you have thought to plug in the batteries, then it should be all ready whenever you want to use it.
    If you are building your own car they are also much easier to fit and get working than a gas car. An electric motor is very simple to work with and as long as it is all attached properly and the position is in line so that is does not place strain on the others components, then it should work well and continue to work with little or not maintenance. This can be a distinct advantage to those who just their car to work as and when they want it to without the need to do anything other than just turning it on.
    Gas powered RC cars on the other hand do require a bit more work and maintenance, but they can be a lot more fun as well. Partly the advantage of having gas powered RC cars, is that they are just more real than electric cars. You actually get to hear the engine and feel the power of the car as it hurtles around. The response times of gas powered cars to the rc commands make it a very exciting way to power your car. There is also an advantage to gas rc cars in that you do not have to wait for batteries to recharge when they are out of power. You just refill the fuel and the car is ready again. There are advantages to both types of cars and it really depends on what you want from it. If you are new to rc cars then an electric car is a good way to start, but when you have been using them for a while then you might want to try upgrading to a gas car . They might be a bit more work but they can be a lot more fun also.
    For more RC Car action try visiting RCCarSuperGuide.info where you will find adrenaline pumping information on RC car racing, RC car parts, RC car tracks, RC car magazines and RC care kits.

    First of all, you should be informed that there are no available toy-grade RC car parts available today. The reason for this is the fact that toy-grade RC cars are pre-assembled and made to be enjoyed while they last. Although they are excellent for teaching the basics of vehicle control, they are not made to be tinkered with. Hobby-grade RC cars, however, may be tinkered with a lot. A lot of RC car parts are available in order to enable people to fully customize their driving experience.

    Many people are confused as to the standards of choosing RC car parts. This is because of the fact that manufacturers today always claim that they have the best parts or the cheapest parts around. So how should a person choose RC car parts to use?

    1) Compatibility- Some RC car brands or models can only be used with specific RC car parts. This may be because the company who made the RC cars is trying to corner their market, or maybe companies are just ensuring the high performance of their cars. Before you buy any brand of RC car parts, you should see if those parts are compatible with your RC kit. If you are just beginning in the hobby, you should strictly follow this rule in order to avoid damaging your car.

    Advanced hobbyists sometimes disobey this rule and try to custom fit different RC car parts to make improvements on their vehicles. However, you should be careful when doing this and you should always make sure that you have the skills necessary to pull this off.

    2) Price- Of course, you should realize by now that this hobby will cost you some cash. This means that you should definitely budget your money when you are selecting RC car parts to buy. One tip you can follow is to stick to a certain price range. You can then select the best RC car part that comes within the price range that you have in mind.

    If you really want to buy something top-of-the-line, you should try and save your cash. Do not be impulsive when buying RC car parts. Remember that something better will always come along and that costs go down all the time.

    However, if you really love RC car racing, then maybe you can sacrifice a bit in order to buy the RC car part you want.

    3) Quality- As said before, many advanced users try to mix and match different RC car parts in order to improve the performance of their vehicles. This is because of the fact that different manufacturers have different specializations. Some companies may excel in making engines while others may have high quality chassis… etc. If you can, try to get RC car parts that will improve the performance of your car.

    In this case, try not to be too restricted by your budget. Remember that if you buy cheap but low quality RC car parts, you might as well be throwing your money away. By buying high quality RC car parts, you will be able to make sure that you enjoy your investment for a long time.

    These are just some of the tips you should follow when buying RC car parts. Remember that the final decision will always be yours. It is your money and your enjoyment on the line, so carefully choose the RC car part to buy.

    Finally, something I know a LOT about. I raced Nitro RC for the better part of 4 years.. and spent a LOT of money on it.. I mean a LOT of money.

    I purchased a Team Losi LST 1 to begin with. I knew plenty about mechanical things (have worked in an auto shop etc) but I knew nothing about these amazing RC motors. My first engine lasted about 4 weeks, then began to stall etc. I learned a LOT about tuning etc with that engine. I eventually went through about a dozen motors in 4 years and usually had 2 trucks built and ready to run. I also had enough spares to build an entire truck out of… well almost 2 trucks.

    Here's where you need to spend a bit of time thinking long and hard about what you want to do with the truck. I consider the LST 2 to be the best machine on the market. They have a high/low range transmission (so 4 gears) and reverse. They also have twin steering servos and are pretty damned tough. Savages are a bit more difficult to break, but a lot harder to fix.

    Don't let a a few dollars convince you to buy something that won't be as much fun to own. et online and check as many race results as you can find, and see what's winning. That isn't always the best way to find the best truck, but it's a good head start anyway.

    I also raced Mugen buggies (MBX5's) and Serpent on road nitro as well. We won't even start to talk about RC helicopters….

    Do a lot of research, buy a lot of tools and spares, then get ready to have a LOT of fun!

    Go Losi!

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    Much depends on what the semiconductors do. Given their proximity to the 200-day MA they offer the best chance for a support bounce. If successful, it should help take the other indices higher - but it's hard looking at Monday's selloff in large cap indices not to think it will be more of the same (and then some) for Tuesday.

    by Declan Fallon (Fallond Stock Picks)

    Think You’re Snaking?  Think Again

    Since the demo of Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing was released to XBOX 360 Live Gold members yesterday, there have been a few questions raised by fans regarding some of the finer points in the game.

    One of those questions is a big one, and is one of the reasons ASR so far is getting so much direct comparison to Mario Kart: the game’s drifting system.

    So, via a news tip, we have word that Sumo Digital’s Steve Lycett addressed, in detail, how it all works via the Sega forums on Monday.  His explanation was in direct response to a concern about snaking.  In short, it’s pretty hard to do that specifically:

    If you watch a video of Mario Kart snaking, basically the player has to zig zag down the track, constantly gaining boost. You can’t really do that in ASR, the tracks aren’t wide enough – and you need bends to build boost enough to be worthwhile.

    Here that player is getting an OK time, but you gain far more boost and speed by ensuring you drift for long periods of time, if you watch the exhaust you can see it charge through 3 different levels, the base level is pretty weak, but the top level is pretty fast

    You can play like that – but you won’t win against someone who is charging boost properly.

    We are now two weeks away from the launch of Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing.  TSSZ News is here to completely cover matters on this game up to launch day.

    2009 ProAm National Champion Ian Fourier will be on the North Sound Racing radio show.

    The show will air live Monday 2/8/10 from 7pm to 9pm PST

    Tune in to hear Ian talk about his experiences advancing through the ranks at Evergreen Drift and Formula Drift ProAm plus his plans for the 2010 season now that he is a licensed professional Formula Drift driver.

    Western Washington folks can tune into AM 1380 or listen live on the web from anywhere.

    North Sound Racing show page

    Ian’s profile can be viewed on the Drift Safari team site.

    If you missed the live broadcast the show will be up  on the North Sound Archives pages on demand a few days after the airing.

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    When people start up a new hobby or game, no matter what it is, the tendency is to jump in headfirst and get involved straight away. However, with RC cars, it will certainly take time before you master the controls of the cars and start to differentiate between models and the types of racers available. So, the main piece of advice is, take it easy when starting out – you don’t have to drive the car fast straight away!

    If you have just purchased your first RC car, then you will want to get it out of the box and take your new RTR car somewhere you can start to race it. The first thing to remember is that it will take a while until your level of performance matches that of the car, so be patient and stick with it. Even some of the more basic models can take a while to master at first.

    These RC cars can certainly be tricky and so you need to be careful, driving slowly when you first start out. You don’t need to get the fastest model straight away, take your time with an entry level model initially. You will find that you enjoy the experience much more.

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    When people start up a new hobby or game, no matter what it is, the tendency is to jump in headfirst and get involved straight away. However, with RC cars, it will certainly take time before you master the controls of the cars and start to differentiate between models and the types of racers available. So, the main piece of advice is, take it easy when starting out – you don’t have to drive the car fast straight away!

    If you have just purchased your first RC car, then you will want to get it out of the box and take your new RTR car somewhere you can start to race it. The first thing to remember is that it will take a while until your level of performance matches that of the car, so be patient and stick with it. Even some of the more basic models can take a while to master at first.

    These RC cars can certainly be tricky and so you need to be careful, driving slowly when you first start out. You don’t need to get the fastest model straight away, take your time with an entry level model initially. You will find that you enjoy the experience much more.

    This entry was posted
    on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 at 9:24 am and is filed under RC Cars Advice.
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    Sony has been working on the development of efficient bio-batteries since 2007, but the company hasn’t really come close to commercialization so far. The batteries, which exist as prototypes, can be recharged not by using methanol as fuel but glucose. And it makes sense, as a single bowl of rice contains the same energy as 96 AA batteries.

    And using the bio-battery in real products might soon become reality, it seems. This week, Japanese toymaker Takara showcased a few radio-controlled toy cars that are powered by the Sony battery. Power is generated by using enzymes to break down glucose found in sugary drinks. Cola, juice, soda and sports drinks can be used, as long as the liquid contains around 7% glucose.

    Takara says the prototype cars are able to run for around 60 minutes with “one charge” of 8cc of sugary liquid. The cars can run faster when you fill them up with sweeter liquids, which basically is the same as highly concentrated fuel.

    Via The Nikkei [registration required, paid subscription]

    Drift RC Cars

    It should not come as a news flash that there are more homeless people in Fort Lauderdale than before. City elected officials, business leaders, homeless advocates and all other types of activists are trying to figure out how best to help the homeless and control the mass panhandling and food giveways.

    I'll write more on this in the near future. For now, meet Sarah Taylor, 21, pregnant and homeless. She was sitting on the steps of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in downtown Fort Lauderdale last week with her husband, eating a sack lunch the church gave out to a long line of homeless people.

    “Because we look like trash doesn't mean we're actually trash,'' she said. Taylor washes her clothes at a laundromat and showers at The Cooperative Feeding Program. She sleeps outdoors, “anywhere,'' she said. Taylor won't go to a shelter, she said, after a stay at a shelter in San Antonio led child protective services to take away her daughter, age 1, she said.

    She said she tried to get into a shelter at The Shepherd's Way in Fort Lauderdale but didn't like it when they asked if she had considered foster care or adoption for her unborn child.

    Hailing from the Southwest corner of Ohio, Missy Werner has released her national debut CD “Drifting and Dreaming.” The new album features Werner and an ace team of bluegrass musicians on a dozen cuts from various writers including Dolly Parton, Harley Allen and Sarah Siskind.

    Drifting and Dreaming” according to Jon Weisberger, “features a compelling mix of new songs with under-appreciated gems.” Weisberger goes on to say, “The title song showcases her plaintive vocals with subtle, sympathetic backing from an all-star crew of McCall’s closest colleagues.”

    Drifting and Dreaming” was produced by Dwight McCall and includes musicians Alan Bibey, Randy Kohrs, Harold Nixon, Tim Stafford, Ron Stewart Rickey Wasson and Artie Werner on the project.

    You can sample a couple of songs from “Drifting and Dreaming” on Werner’s MySpace page (myspace.com/missywerner1).

    Drifting and Dreaming” can be purchased from Warner at her concert appearances or via Ebay. “Drifting and Dreaming” is also available at County Sales, Music Shed and Old Homestead Records.

    “Drifting and Dreaming” track list

    1. Living in Trouble Times
    2. Drifting and Dreaming
    3. Early Morning Breeze
    4. The Rope
    5. Bridge
    6. Gypsy, Joe and Me
    7. Goodbye
    8. All I Want Is You
    9. In Memory
    10. Morning Train
    11. Plant Some Flowers
    12. Snowbird

    Missy Werner appearances

    • Feb. 13 — Benefit for Phyllis Mays at Mustang Sally’s (5:00 pm)
    • Feb. 27 — Harvest Time Restaurant – Connersville, IN (7:00 pm)
    • Apr. 2 — Diabetes Association Festival – Radford High School, Radford, VA (7:00 pm)
    • Apr. 10 — Harvest Time Restaurant – Connersville, IN (7:00 pm)

    Related Links

    • Missy Werner
    • Missy Werner’s “Drifting and Dreaming” on Ebay
    • Missy Werner on Facebook
    • Missy Werner on MySpace

    RC Car Racing by JolantaW

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    Chris With Lego RC Car by davidbowlby

    Wow those are cool! I've never seen or heard of them before. I like that they're 4WD.

    I don't own a Redcat or have any experience with them, but from what I've read their quality is hit and miss - from bad to average, but never great. But for the price it's hard to beat. The only problem is you almost definitely won't get third party support for parts and accessories. And most hobby shops don't carry Redcat so you'll have to order everything from the internet.

    It's RWD instead of 4WD, but for around $20 more you can get a Losi Micro-T. Parts and accessories are readily available online and in local hobby shops.

    Are you a long-time fan of those racing events and each time you get to see that parade of fully-loaded professional race cars, there is nothing you can do except stare jealously at them? Wondering when can you ever get yourself experience that special kind of feeling of having fun and excitement by racing with those high-end models of Volvo, Porsche, Mercedes, or perhaps that BMW car? All you can do is wonder now because you simply cannot afford them, right?Now, how about an alternative? How about getting the same extreme fun and excitement, but without you getting too financially drained? You may think this is impossible. After all, those full-geared race cars would cost you at least several thousands of dollars. But, the truth is, there are remote control (RC) cars you can utilize for the same racing spirit. Now, thinking it is another impossible thing? As you remember, RC cars are those you played with when you were growing up. You remember the same cars attached to the control pad via wires and when you set it in motion, you would get the fun at a few mph. Those RC cars are still in existence but not so small time for big boys. With the advanced technology always surprising us with things we never think would be possible now, there are now RC cars you can actually use for your favorite pastime. RC cars were produced with the exact replicas of those cars you desired most. And now, with the racing activities always seen as the automotive industry's cream of the crop, gas RC cars are the cheap version. At a fraction of the cost, you can get the same exhilarating experience. RC cars have been in popularity ever since and because of the many followers, there are clubs and associations formed that have led them to dedicate to RC car racing. Unbelievable still? Now, there are RC cars that participate to speedways and racetracks. If you have been longing to become a participant in a race, you can do so now without worries of money. Popular RC cars cost only a few hundred dollars. That makes sense for you, is it now? Gas RC cars look exactly the same with those favorite racers. For the price of less than US$600, you get a RC car equipped with the same features and one that also reaches amazing speeds of over 70mph. If you like more, Dragsters are also out there for you. They accelerate a whopping 0 to 60mph in less than three seconds. A gas-powered RC car may take you just over US$300, but it would be sweeter to customize it with a fully functional spoiler, plus a custom paint job with additional little expenses on those. If you want something more sensible, you can get one of those off-road remote control trucks. A family activity would be great with your RC car. Yes, just like with various options offered by the automotive industry, there are endless options for gas RC car enthusiasts. They attract all personalities and ages, because gas RC cars are the creations that all would surely appreciate. RC cars are the well-loved gas-powered gas wonder. If you cannot wait to get a hold on those gas-powered race cars, you may start looking for one that would suit your need. You can get acquainted with someone who is into RC car racing for tips and tricks. You can also visit the website for endless information and update about these remote control cars.

    Things for me got started in my dads body shop. That seems like a weird place to get into R/C but when I look back it was the start. I started building plastic models when I was 8. As much fun as I had doing that I always wondered what they would look like going down the road.
    During these first few years I was also building model rockets. It was kind of a progression. I built them all from kits. I swear some are still in orbit. I have always loved models of some type. I liked building as well.I had been watching and working in the body shop since I was 9 or 10.

    I got involved in R/C when I was 12. That was in 1984. Like most my first Truck was a catalog special. Remember this was 1984.Like most catalog purchases it was disappointing. Charge it for 4 hours run it for 10 minutes.

    I grew up in a very rural part of Michigan's Upper Peninsula so the nearest hobby shop was over 100 miles away. I had no concept of what was a model and a toy. Until I saw The RC10. The famous gold pan buggy. I remember seeing some guy's running one in a park close to the house one day. What I remember most about that day was how fast the car was and how you could recharge the car in 15 to 20 minutes.

    Wow what technology. After watching that car I tried tracking one down and found out much to my horror how much it was. Needles to say getting Mom and Dad to pay for that was unlikely. So with that car out of my price range I sort of gave up on R/C for a few years.

    I was 16 by now and friend of mine told me his cousin had a R/C Van for sale really cheap. So 50 miles later and $35.00 less in my wallet I had me a Tamyia Lunchbox ,radio,charger, batteries and even this orange thing called a Novak speed controller. My first real R/C truck. Like most stuff I by It needed some work not much but the first time I hit the throttle and that thing spun gravel I was hooked.

    The lunch box filled the need for about a year and then another bug started to creep in.

    Before moving to the U.P. we lived In Sitka Alaska.
    Some of what I remember most about Sitka besides boats,fish, eagles, and Mount Edgecumb was airplanes.
    Every day Airplanes. Jets and float planes bush plans of all types. Even though The Tamyia Lunch Box got me hooked on R/C I gravitated towards airplanes in 1989.

    Once again a friend of mine was getting out of R/C planes
    because he bought a full scale Cessna 172. Explain that to the wife. Long story, true story but long.
    For $125.00 I bought a complete plane and radio plus a starter and 2 engines.

    My first plane was a Hobby Shack Rainbow 30. The radio was an Aero Sport 4 channel AM with a .25 FUJI engine.
    He even gave me the number of the only local R/C pilot in town. That was a fateful day my first flight. I never would have been able to get off of the ground with the help someone.

    I would have crashed and would have given up because $125.00 was hard to come by. If it wasn't for a great pilot named Jodi I never would have flew learned about building and fixing your aircraft. I feel it was some of the most pure flying ever because we flew because we could. A simple joy. A simple act of kindness showing a young kid the ropes. So I feel the need to pass on what I have learned. I'll help out where I can.

    Since my time in this wonderful hobby I have met some wonderful people who have given freely there time and knowledge I hope I can give back a little.

    Here is a list of some of the things I have played with.
    30 model cars
    15 model rockets

    Airplane kits I built.
    Goldberg Eagle II
    Gentle Lady
    Feedom.20
    Balsa USA Stick 40
    Balsa USA Smoothie
    Great Planes PT 40.
    Stevens Areomodel L'ill SQUirt

    Kits I have crashed and completely rebuilt
    Goldberg Eagle II
    Gentle Lady
    Balsa USA Stick 40
    Hobby Shack Rainbow .30

    Cars/Trucks
    Tamiya
    Luchbox
    Midnight Pumpkin
    Clod Buster
    F1 Indy car
    Grasshopper
    Backfoot
    Brat

    Losi
    Jr T

    AE
    RC10T
    RC10 T2
    RC10B2
    RC10B3
    2-RC10L
    RC10 GT

    Kyosho
    Turbo Burns

    HPI
    MT2 18ss
    RS4 Pro

    Woods Racing
    x13
    Bolink
    2-Legends

    Schumacher
    Touring car been so long I can't remember
    CEN
    2 Fun Factor TrucksMT2
    Traxxas
    Rustler
    2 Nitro Rustlers
    5 yes 5 other pan cars I cant remember there names.
    1/12 CRC carpet knife

    About 32 cars,trucks of all types I raced off road and oval before I had kids so now I just bash
    10 planes seems about right. So I have had a few things to play with over the years.

    I am on R/C groups as well

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    Interesting tweet from the AJC's political ace, Aaron Gould Shenin:

    Georgia Rep. Tom Price schedules visit to Iowa this month, and has op-ed in Nashua (NH) Telegraph today. OK then

    When politicians start scheduling things in Iowa and Nashua, they are usually gearing up for a Presidential bid.

    Tom Price, you may not know, is the Republican representing the 6th District here in Georgia. Didn't know that? Don't know where the 6th is? You wouldn't be alone as I've heard Republicans question, “where is the 6th again? Somewhere north of the 2nd?”

    Maybe the Mayans do have it right. Maybe we really are headed to crazy land.

    Track
    go into hotlap on the full fuji course forward or reverse its up to you but there is more downhill sections on the reverse track

    Car
    Just use the stock HKS (mitsubishi i think it is)

    dont bother with speed on this track infact just go all the way around in 2nd gear yeh youll screw the **** of it but hey who reaslly cares lol

    turn off your TCS and STM and when you part way around a corner just floor the throttle which will send the back end out and just try and hold it by dipping the throttle and counter steering. The biggest tip i can give you is DONT forget about your rewind feature!!

    If you loose the drift its better to rewind and try again even if you dont get half as many points its still more points than you would get if you stuff up the drift and just carry on round the track.

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    Gas Rc Trucks

    Posted on | February 8, 2010 | No Comments

    Gas Rc Trucks

    gas-powerd rc car/truck/buggy??

    What Kind of gas powerd car should i get for a starter rc car??? and wat do i need to get it going right away
    that is cheap
    we have electric

    click link
    http://www.losi.com/Products/Features.aspx?ProdId=LOSB0081

    Edit-
    http://www.losi.com/Products/Features.aspx?ProdId=LOSB0012

    ROAR Region 2 RC Truck Race of Champions 18T 1/18th Main

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    Sony has been working on the development of efficient bio-batteries since 2007, but the company hasn’t really come close to commercialization so far. The batteries, which exist as prototypes, can be recharged not by using methanol as fuel but glucose. And it makes sense, as a single bowl of rice contains the same energy as 96 AA batteries.

    And using the bio-battery in real products might soon become reality, it seems. This week, Japanese toymaker Takara showcased a few radio-controlled toy cars that are powered by the Sony battery. Power is generated by using enzymes to break down glucose found in sugary drinks. Cola, juice, soda and sports drinks can be used, as long as the liquid contains around 7% glucose.

    Takara says the prototype cars are able to run for around 60 minutes with “one charge” of 8cc of sugary liquid. The cars can run faster when you fill them up with sweeter liquids, which basically is the same as highly concentrated fuel.

    Via The Nikkei [registration required, paid subscription]