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I have one for sale :

Consider it done, since im busted down to "private" i guess my account is in limp mode, i will clear out the inbox so its free to receive messages

No worries, its 8mm and im sure i have a few options, let me check ...... i at least have a 22t

Having a re shuffle and a clear out to make way for new toy. All prices include paypal fees but do not include postage. I'll only post in the UK. Losi 5ive blue springs £10 Imax B6 charger and 200W power supply £35 £30 + postage Wheels and tyres On road set not glued from Hyper GT - 17mm hex fitment same size as a 1:8 buggy wheel/tyre combo £30 £25 + postage I will be posting items on ebay soon, but wanted to offer them to the forum first, please note i work lates and nights so I may take some time to reply to PMs. ohh, please feel free to haggle, but don't take the mick

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8th Scale Brushless combo - £100 Posted Qbase 120A ESC - usual minor damage to case couple of small cracks but fully working only annoying bit of damage is where the wires for the fan go into the connector have broken, these can however be re soldered on with a steady hand. Alphastar 2350KV Brushless Motor - Can in very good condition with minor cosmetic marking, No case screws have been broken off and none of the mounting holes are threaded. Wires are in very good condition with no cuts or damage. There is good magnetic resistance on the rotor

**crawls out from under a rock** These things are all very well in concept but in reality wouldn't really work. Its a shame the £100 speed car challenge didn't take off as it was a good opportunity for people to be creative and on a budget and I would have figured that using a small entry fee with winner takes all would have attracted a variety of people who were up for a challenge but in reality that flopped. Even with the comps to show off various creations the turnout was tiny and that's always a shame with a large online community so getting people to put into a kitty for a prize would be unrealistic in my opinion. The main thing the forum is lacking is a good community gathering, the BIG MSUK meetups were a blast but since that's kind of died a death things have gone a bit "meh" for a want of a better word. On the pro side if people are looking for an opportunity for a gathering don't forget there is the ROSSA weekender coming up in September where all are welcome so if you want to put some spark back in the hobby i think we need to consider making an effort to all get together again for a weekend of sh**s and giggles.

Life has taken a bit of a different turn for me lately so as of such I'm having a bit of a clear out of my RC stuff baring my Chaser project which will be forever ongoing lol and to fund that project i have some goodies up for grabs. So to start things off the first item on the list is my 8cell 250A Water resistant MGM that I have only used in my speed projects. It at best has only been used a handful of times and performed perfectly. All you would need to do is purchase the program leads from MGM as I am keeping these for my big MGM. It has been modified by MGM to have the additional CAP bank to reduce any potential stressed caused by longer wires when using multiple lipos and is currently fitted with 6mm MP Jet connectors (if memory serves me correctly) This ESC will be removed from my 8cell speed car the Hyper GT (which may well be up for sale soon) All this ESC can be yours for £275 all in including fees and shipping. (ill get an couple of extra pics tomorrow when its stripped out of the hyper GT)

That's proper bashing The NHB bashes used to be full of carnage and laughs like that lol

ill have 2 pairs fella put it on a tab GTV02-S5

nice one for nominating yourself Harvey, ill take a set while you at it lol

Nicely done fella

As Tony says we had a £100 build challenge in 2014 which was good fun but its very difficult to buy a donor car and electrics for that budget. I used Mardave donor bought off ebay and cheap Hobby king electronics (minus radio gear) It managed 85ish MPH (before going off track and hitting an immoveable object buried in the grass destroying the little car). It ran on 2s and weighed about 1.2kg give or take. The fail safe on the ESC was strong enough to lock the wheels pulling the foam off the rims so a mechanical break wasn't something I needed to worry about. Personally I think the best approach is if you are limited by budget is keep it simple and keep it light.

I never buy stuff online as pictures can be very deceptive. There are always bargins to be had on the high street. The reality is if its white gold or has diamonds set in it its it likely to be expensive

repairing a couple of broken brackets on steel frames, nothing major, but needs to be solid

its not west london lol, but if anyone is willing to travel ....

¬_¬ I didn't ask for anyone from brum lol

This is an odd one but does anyone here live near west london and have access to a welder and can weld?

Its been an eventful year for the forum this year and to celebrate getting through the turbulent times we have an awesome prize to offer our loyal gold members. This year we have a Traxxas 2wd RTR Slash with On-Board Audio (58034-2) (colour of actual prize may vary). Ideal for scaring the fur off the family pets For More information on this fantastic festive prize please follow this link > http://www.modelsport.co.uk/traxxas-slash-1-10-2wd-on-board-audio-xl-5-blue-edition-/rc-car-products/387740 So I hear you ask ........"How do we win this awesome prize?" Its quite simple all we want you do do is post something funny and festive in our competition thread here. The winner will be picked at random from the names of people who have made a comment. It really is as simple as that! The winner will be picked on the 31st of December 2015! So if your not already a gold member and want a chance to win this awesome prize click here and sign up to support the forum I want to take this opportunity to give a huge thank you to LogicRC for donating this prize to the forum. Please check out their website full of RC goodness: http://www.logicrc.com/ or, for their latest news follow them on facebook https://www.facebook.com/LogicRC/?fref=ts

You would make evssv proud with all those multi posts sean lol

You would make evssv proud with all those multi posts sean lol

shhhhh, it would have made for an epic fail video of a rc going full chat off the rollers and full pelt into a wall lol Good work though fella

I beg to differ. GPS is fine if you have loads of distance to cover, but for RC its pretty crap. They will do as a tuning guide but normally a fair bit off what you will register on a speed trap. Enjoy the build but don't get frustrated and quit if you don't find it as simple as you think it will be

Good to see more people with the speed bug! Don't rely on GPS speeds as they can be wildly inaccurate. 130Mph is a lot to ask from something that is as aerodnamic as a brick. Set a realistic goal of breaking the 100mph mark (its A LOT harder than you may think) I personally think you wont get much more than 120Mph at an absolute push. There are many hidden challenges that await you but the fun part is over coming each obstacle as you come across it. Keep up the hard work and I look forward to seeing it run though some timing traps at ROSSA.