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This is what I get trying to upload 1 picture using the Bulk Upload option. I have tried uploading the file from my local C: drive and network share, which is where the file is normally held. I get the same error irrespective of where the file is located on my PC or LAN. Here are some properties of the file I was trying to upload: The file size of the photos is 3,314Kb (8MP camera).

Is there a sticky on batch uploading photos and using links to external photos in the Gallery section? I have tried to do this now 4 times from my PC, and every time it come back with an error and contact System Admin. Which is annoying after it sits there for 2 or 3 mins. I have tried 1 file, 2 files and load of files. None work. Is there a limit to the size of photo that can be uploaded? What about photos linked to external URL - what are the do's and don'ts.

I have the alloy air filter as I was not impressed with the stock one, and I have replaced the steering servo and added an alloy servo horn.

Have you checked out this thread? I don't know the seller, I just noticed your Wanted ad.

No pullstart. Startbox only. I didn't know this when I bought the buggy, and ended up spending another £60 on starter box and batteries. Her in doors was none to happy, as my 'bargain' suddenly got rather expensive just to start it. Lol. I don't think it can be converted to pullstart or rotostart either, as I am not aware of an aftermarket kit to block the crankcase vent.

I have got one of these on my Lightning 2 Pro buggy, but I think it is a 4 port .21 - however I could be wrong

Micro-T LiOn battery. I got my battery on an auction and paid about £5 for the cell plus postage. The standard LOSI 2.4GHz TX has no LCD or menu system. I have assumed the Losi TX can only bind with one RX due to this. It is a basic TX similar to other Losi transmitters, except this runs DSM. The Spektrum TX is much better with EPA etc. etc. and can handle 3 models (I think then newer DX 3.0 model can handle 4). The Losi TX does run on 4 AA cells, which is a blessing, but I cannot see how to remove the battery tray. There are some photos of the Losi TX amongst the photos I took.

I had a NB16 when they first came out. I sold it to buy a Rascal. I think that explains all

So far nothing broken, but I tend to run it in the house. Yes, it does tend to sit most of the time on my desk in favour of 1/18 scale's. The main bugbear for me is battery life. It is pants. Great when just been charged as it wheelies and goes berserck. This soon drops off to an 'ok' speed. I have just ordered a LiOn cell for it from eBay, with a 400mAh+ capacity. This should hopefully do the trick, however the battery does not come with a low voltage sensor. I have ordered an Alloy Batter Cover as the stock battery get wam when charging as my charger only goes to 300mAh at the lowest setting.... BTW, I have kittens in the house and they love the Micro-T Mini LST2 Update I have bound the MLST2 to my Spektrum DX3 handset with no problem whatsoever. I am using this in favour of the shipped TX. I have ordered some alloy shock towers as I can still get one of two wheels off the ground when turning. It also goes turtle very, very easily, and this is on the grass in the back garden.....

Silly question, have you tried turning the starter bit around in your drill (ie. try the other end)?

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I am now buying the new NiMh+ which they say will keep their charge longer, and come ready to use (pre-charged). The later statement I can definately say is true. Whether they hold their charge without use, time will tell......

Link to Modelsport as requested.

I have no idea about touring card, but I have bought RC cars off of eBay. All I can say is when buying is expect the worse, and expect to pay out more money to get it working. Unless it is listed as new.

Good special effects. I do like the head rolling down the street

I am pretty sure the Nitro Mini Inferno got sold on another forum.

Under £125 shipped from across the pond, and no I have an AON 4900 in my M-LST with a LiPo pack, which works a dream. I did try the insane motors first. They lasted 2 outings I think, then got sold on. First Outing In the garden to see how it handles. Lol, within 4 mins, had to open her up as the slipper clutch had totally slipped. This repeated another 2 times...... Handling, well, erm. Stock, if you like to see the back legs rise like a dog then get on of these, and then watch as it rolls over turtle with wheels spinning in the air. There are only 2 mount points for the shocks at the rear, so I moved to the other setting. Better, the leg still raises, but at least it has not gone turtle yet. I have alloy towers on the M-LST, I will have to see how many settings for the shocks are on the alloy towers, and maybe invest in some for the M-LST2. Overall, still got the factor, and I would say out of the box the M-LST2 is slightly quicker than the M-LST. I cannot get the preloader on the shocks to budge, even though the manual says they can be adjusted. WD40, Mole Grips etc. etc. here I come. Oh yes, battery life. Same as the M-LST, none existent on the stock 1100mAh battery. Sub 10 mins pushing hard. First thing to buy is some decent 1400mAh or if you can find them the 1600mAh battery packs. Cheers

I have made my original M-LST BL, so this will stay stock for a while. Got to get some funds I would ideally like a Wraith BL motor, I have heard good things about them.

Shipped in from across the pond, running 2.4GHz Compared to Mini-LST, Mini-T and Micro-T First Impressions Very, very similar to the LST, bar the itsy bitsy aerial. In fact, I nearly missed the tiny hole in the bodyshell for the aerial. I am going to try running with the aerial within the shell....... Battery is the standard Losi LST (Micro RS4) 6 pack 1100 NiMh, which I hoped by now they would have increased to at least a 1400mAh, seeing how I run aftermarket 1600mAh. Two servo steering, split by a cable, and the twin frenzy motor setup. The big differences I have spotted are: Alloy Shocks, thicker arms and the wheel looks much better constructed (time will tell). Oh yes, I nearly forgot. It is a DSM 2.4GHz system out of the box. The TX uses 4 AA's which come supplied as well. I can not see a way of removing the tray to put in a flat pack at the moment, no doubt a forum somewhere will have the answer. The TX is also very light, even with the batteries installed. The RX is bound by a loop plug, which is the same method used by the Spektrum micro RX. I may have a go later trying to bind the car to my Spektrum TX, this would cut down on remotes LoL. Overall, I am impressed like I was with the original Mini-LST, and the best bit for me was no surcharge on the way in. There are some more picture, which can be found HERE Cheers

The first image of the full shell and petals is very thought provoking and a very good picture. Nice one. I do like the Babybel image and the way you showed how to set the shot up. Congrats and keep up the good work.

Nice car. Was the the one on eBay? I still have mine and they are great for jumping

Is there a photo of the spark plug cover?

Try contacting King Cobra Racing. They are the main UK importers for FG products.

That or GGG is what I am known by in cyberland

What the pseudo news showed them doing to the Whitehouse had me smiling. It reminded me of Independance Day. I bet that upset a few of our cousins across the pond......