SlayerLayer

I'm voting to stay in. Most of the import export is with the eu the eu, their the closes traders we have nearest to us, china sells world wide so it will continue to do so. The car industry will suffer a lot in the uk companies like bwm skoda Mercedes etc. They will cut a lot of jobs down and theres more and more companies that will suffer. Companies with headquarters in London, the majority will leave and move elsewhere. Im sure Scotland will start a referendum to leave the uk as the majority to stay in the eu is overwhelming so the uk will be no more. I think we might be alright for the first 2 years but in 5 to 10 years after we leave then we will see the big affects and how worse off we will be.

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I think i will definitely be buying this in the near future, it looks like it will be pretty good :D, i don't like the shell it comes with but im sure there will be more options (hopefully) soon after the release for shells.

Not I'm not sorry, i live 5 hours away from there. That's my nephew's bottle he leaves things everywhere, and he also lives with me but you will be glad to know the bottle is not in my workshop anymore

What do you mean a manc?

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Welcome to the forum Brushless is not with me so I'll leave it for someone else, i like engines

I don't want to claim on it now just if it broke. As i can see it breaking soon.

Fully dismantled the losi 5ive ready to be properly cleaned as we were running on the beach this weekend and its covered in sand, in unexpected places lol.

Its a large scale servo, ive had it a few months and theres a restriction when i hand turn the wheels which it never had before today on the servo, its just on a specific bit when i turn it. This is after a weekend of hard running It had all the screws in i just thought about tacking it apart but decided not to. Is this covered by warranty? Should i leave it till it fully goes or not ?

What are the gears like to replace I've never done it on a servo. Yes i disconnected it to first check where the clicking was coming from and its the servo.

My savox servo has just started making a clicking noise and when i move it by hand, the bit where it clicks it has a bit of a resistant, like something stopping it and then it goes past. Im just wondering should i be worried? Is there something wrong with it? I've not had it long and the steering still works. So any info would be appreciated https://youtu.be/LZOsXwzU4qk

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My little workshop, you've be surprised but still plenty of space for more rcs

If you have access to some welding gear ive had that problem before and i used a nut and tacked it on there, be careful just a small tac and you don't want the heat to bind it all together, so you have to be quick and then unscrewed with the nut.

Yeah im sure their will be plenty of people willing to help you.

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Yes its the carb insulator I might try look at some different shops if i have time today, i know 2 stroke scooters also have them.

Yeah and it says for Sunday delivery order before 2pm friday :-( i think I'll just do some extra cleaning this weekend

My order will be placed in the next 30 seconds

I might try my local hobby shop tomorrow morning but im pretty sure they don't sell anything for 1/5 scales or petrol, just electrics and nitros. And i don't know many members near me, only 1 that has a petrol rc lol.

I know and its a 3 day weekend im now trying to see anyone with it in stock that does sunday deliveries lol

My weekend is ruined I'd just finished rebuilding my carb brilliant put that back on, forgot to connect the throttle linkage so take it off connect it and tightened it back up. Then i heard a crack and i was like noooo, this happened

I was simply trying to cheer people up. As whats happened is just beyond a joke, expecially with that attitude towards customers. I was really looking forward to seeing both the fid and kraken reviews from people on here to then decide which one to buy, but i guess that might not be happening anymore in the near future.