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Up for sale is a samsung s8 which has had very light use. Sadly there is a small crack in the screen however from the pictures you can see its very superficial, so much so that with any sort of case on you cannot see it. Phone will come with the original box and all the accessories apart from the headphones. Im after £360 posted first class Thanks for looking and feel free to message me with any questions

all clear now, sorry about that

everything is still available

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The DJI store has them in stock as well as digitalrev (where i bought mine from)

ive got one and i honestly think its the best RC i have ever purchased. The technology that has gone into this thing is totally mind blowing, and it really gives you a taste of what the future is going to look like with drones. So far ive had absolutely 0 problems. From my research i have come to the conclusion that the vast majority of crashes and flyaways are actually due to pilot error. If you do decide to get one i highly recommend you completely familiarize yourself with all the menus and functions. I personally couldn't recommend buying a mavic enough, its such and easy and rewarding drone which produces absolutely stunning images and video. If you have any questions feel free to ask

Will definitely be checking this out being just 15 minutes from my university

The IRC diff cups will work in the centre diff, but you will have to use different bearings, as the bearings used in the savage diffs have a larger inner diameter (10x16x5mm bering) then the vorza diffs ( 8x16x5mm bearing) This is actually one of the weak links i've found with the savage diffs, as the reduced bearing ball size causes them to prematurely fail. I actually got a friend of mine (Bazokajoe) to lathe down my IRC diff cases to accept the bigger bearing, and also drill and tap a hole to allow the vorza's bigger drive pin to be used as ive had the stock savage ones fail on me too

ive used the tamiya equivelent before and it works really well. You simply paint the inside with whatever colour you wish and then use the matte lacquer on the outside Heres what mine looked like. I used the window masking decals on the outside of the shell in order to leave the windows gloss

The vorza for me has been the one car for me which i have kept over the years while many other RC's have come and gone. Its the one car that allows you to do it all, whether that means putting in a few laps at a track or lunching 25ft up in the air off a ramp. It accepts the abuse which is the power of a 1/8th brushless system on 6s with no problem, and its built very strong with spare parts for it being plentiful. Naturally, this means that over the years it has taken many different shapes. Originally it started off as a stock HPI vorza And after some abusing in skateparks it ended up looking like this After fixing it up and beating the hell out of it a bit more, i decided it was time for a rebuild. At the time, a brand new d8 hara edition roler popped up for sale. The d8 as many of you know shares the front and rear end with the vorza, and as this was a hara edition roller it came as standard with many option parts from the factory. After weighing up the option of rebuilding and upgrading the vorza, or simply buying the hara roller and going from there, i realised that opting to go for the roller would make more financial sense. Obligatory parts mountain shot: Its specs stands as follows: D8 Hara edition roller HHH ve8 conversion chassis with electronics plate tekin rx8 with 2650kv motor savox 1258 turnigy graphene 6000mah 90c lipo Grid-rc motor mount t-bone bumpers king headz braces And heres how it looked once all built up https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7681/27241960216_7b8409ed86_k.jpg Thanks for looking!

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