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I have one of these for an 8S Baja conversion I am working on. I ordered directly from Chris at SkyRC. Cost me 150USD for the ESC and controller card with Fedex shipping. No customs either. I am waiting for my HV UBEC but unboxing it the build quality is FANTASTIC! 8mm bullets throughout, plastic shielding round caps and wire exits, nice low profile dual fans. Even has a dedicated programming port so no need to unplus from receiver to reprogram in the field. I have a Mamba XL2 in my Maverick Vader XB and build quality of the Toro is on a par with it. Will report more when I get it wired up...

Hey guys, I just wanted to say that I love your new layout on your website, it is fantastic, far less messy and miles more clear than before. great work

Sadly barely any of the dremel rip offs are actually any good, Investing in a proper Dremel is definitely worth it. Buy cheap, buy twice!

http://www.teamassociated.com/cars_a...oLite_4x4/RTR/ ProLite 4x4 Ready-To-Run The Qualifier Series is Team Associated's exciting new line of sport-level products that are designed to be FUN above all else, yet are lower cost, easy to use, durable, and provide an easy way to get into the RC hobby. When great looks and high performance are combined with quality features and value pricing, it becomes the ultimate sport product. When all this is offered from a company like Team Associated, it's nothing short of awesome. The ProLite 4x4 is the first release from the Qualifier Series. It's a fully assembled, Ready-to-Run, Reedy brushless-powered 4WD short-course truck that even includes a Reedy WolfPack 7-cell battery wired with a Deans power connector. Additional features include the XP waterproof speed control and XP 2.4GHz radio system. The front and rear sealed gear differentials are connected together with a tough aluminum drive shaft, and an adjustable center slipper clutch handles all of the Reedy brushless power. The bumps are managed by four fluid-filled, adjustable, coil-over shocks and aggressive, short-course racing tires mounted on KMC-style hex drive wheels. And it's all topped off with your choice of two custom digital-camo detailed bodies. Features

Bigger engine.

Think you can get a seal conversion kit for the speed fit but you may be best either getting a plumber to come and sort the pipes Or get a conex fitting 19 to 22 then convert the 22 to 15

Stop, you are perfectly fine with the setup you have there. There are far too many people giving you duff information. The XT50 & XT80 connectors use bullets inside anyway ( so do EC5 connectors ), so people that keep saying you should just buy bullets need to be quiet and stop talking nonsense. Deans and XT50 plugs are rated for 65amps continuous, which is far more than you will be pulling continuously so there is absolutely no issue- otherwise we'd be seeing threads about melted deans far more often, rather than once in a blue moon. Plain bullet connectors are only any good if you use glue lined heatshrink to stop it from sliding down the connector once in place- hence why I swapped from 5.5mm bullets to EC5 connectors; you get a much better grip and don't need any heastshink with EC5s....

I do hope it is WWWWWHHHHRRRRR! If it goes BBBBRRRMMMMM with that fitted, you have some serious vibration issues somewhere!

Get it bodged for another bash mate ,, only need to replace when you have spare cash

Search on youtube for brushless marder, been done a fair few times mate so should be pretty simple to convert

Thanks xD

i might just keep the gear haha it might be a bit harder buying stuff now tho without "the wedding shoot" with the mrs evil look as she glances at my cam lol thanks zeb your totally right about both comments bit too much brick for liking isnt there and thats one thing i never do is straighten pics, defo one thing i will have to start doing as a 2nd nature i think, thanks a lot for the 2 great comment's and tips bud might take them to the park early tomorrow evening after school for a little game of peek-a-boo or if light is not good liike today might just wait till weekend to try some more, thats one thing i dont seem to get a lot of is natural poses, its mostly stand here kids stand there kids, open your eyes.....more!!! looool ahh bless them edit, just found another new tool (the ruler) for a very good use, thanks zeb! http://tv.adobe.com/...-crooked-image/

Great news 'bout the wedding Ting! Does that mean you have to send back the 7D and fancy lenses you 'needed' for the wedding? lol Those two of your boy are pretty good. The colours if the bench are really vivid, i might say crop the top row of bricks but that's just me! I like cropping! Second one could do with straightening. It's the first thing I do to mine - even if I'm not doing anything else. Peek-a-boo games are good for getting the little ones in a more natural pose - out from behind a tree etc. You just have to be quick!

Hahaha, for

My two pence on soldering. Keeping the iron tip clean and tinned is important for heat transfer, so you will need a soldering sponge. Use a good quality 60/40 rosin core solder, and electrical specific flux. Always clean, coat with flux and tin any connections you are making. Flux helps the solder to flow to create a solid clean joint. If you tin enough you won't need to add any solder to the joint, just heat the two connections until the solder liquefies, remove iron, keep joint steady and allow to cool. Generally irons operate at the same temperature. So a 100w iron won't be hotter than a 50w but the 100w will stay hotter for longer when soldering big gauge wires. I use a butane iron, solderpro70 and its great. Got a few different tips so I can do anything from solder wires onto a PCB to 8gauge no problem. Once you learn to keep your tip clean and freshly tinned in between touching joints it will be a breeze

Petrol's are welcome! there is always the back field if there is stuff on the main field. it's about 20 seconds from parking and has trees/bush all the way round to help keep the noise from traveling too far. jovisd79. feel free to pop down to a bash and see what we got and what may interest you before you take the plunge and buy your RC! there is nitro and electric(Lunchbox) at the bash and soon some petrol RC's If you want some advise on choosing something to suit your needs let me know !!!

ahh thats nice to know lovely pano there zeb, my fave out of all your pano's so far where you guys mentioned portrait and landscape styles etc, reminded me that i hardly ever change mine from standard, just one of those things i forget, its easy to change with RAW's tho, as i normally all ways adjust contrast, sharpness etc to my own liking when i PP

I'm Confused to how this would work.

i should really learn how to stitch as i just shoot 4 shots and just let Photoshop do its thing lol!

4 across the top and 5 across the bottom - all landscape. And again all at my minimum focal length. Although tipping the camera to portrait does also work well. Might be overlapping a bit too much at the moment - but I'd rather that, than have gaps or areas where they don't join.. here's one single image again... (bottom row - 4th of the 5 going from R to L)

Would there be a problem with noise if I bought a Baja along?

Very similar to previous pano's - but I want the practice and it's quite addictive! Same weather, not the same place though, although very similar. (Bigger one on Flickr).

Well i picked up the fg from this nice guy. Thanks, if any one is interested in the other bits, the savage is mint and has a load of spares

One word; tart. Just get ya crayons out! Crayola FTW!

does that take 6s or 5??

as i just have...3s too !

Why, the 5 will cost money up front and another

Started the colour coding today just waiting for the third coat of primer to dry and then I can start laying the colour down

edit from the one last night as felt it was a tad dark... any better?

Some pretty light bashing on Sunday at Nunney, this was my first attempt at slow mo. Cars are my MGT 8.0 and DreXeL's Losi mini SCT. My brother's blitz is in there shortly too.

They're a little slow on some occasions. If it gets too long, send a very strong worded to them. If they don't sort it, start a claim

Ha ha lol. I just used an exif viewer plug in for Google chrome browser. Once installed you right click on an image and chose exif detail., if the exif is present it will display it along with the histogram. Sent using Resurrection Remix JB ROM & DorimanX Kernalled SG2

Also interested in price on combo if you split. Thanks Mark

They don't all vent, hopefully I've just been unlucky until now.

We had a Hyper SC with the 4600kv SC401 at our track and it used to out run a Durango with a Pro4 4000kv for fun Both geared for around for the top speed

Awesome vids!!!

Ah sorry mate misread the post. Well as said by Pablo hyper and hong nor are good brands for bashing. My personal preference would be a hong nor as hypers seem to be the band wagon cars these days, be different (im saying that and even ive got a hyper lol)

I am interested in the Proline Desperado 2.2" wheels on Traxxas Canyon AT's, 12mm hex

It's running and keeping the owner very happy. But leccy does that! Go large leccy or go home! Leccy FTW!

Well at least it had his exercise for that day lol.

X812 1900kv

I often use a small child tied to a rope has to be small as I'm not very good a throwing

Ma homemade boat retreiver..

wait for lake to freeze over ? maybe use hairdryer wired backwards to create the cold

Oh, my bad. Guess I should of known from the tone of your voice...

Why would it sink? The boat's buoyancy is obviously not from it's fuel... however you will have to get wet or get it with another boat.

Brainwave, call it the 'Hyper 7 Thread' because thats what all of the questions are about...