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munki

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  • Birthday 13/04/1983

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    Yorkshire
  • Interests
    My motors, bassline and 4x4 and of course me rc's
  • RC Cars
    CEN GX1/ TT - EB4 S2 / TT - TS-4N+ / TT - TS-4E_v2 / Madforce 3 speed / TT - DT-10 / TT - SSK
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  1. In transmitters you can just use normall AA recharchables, a standard 12v Jack mains adaptor like for a keyboard etc would charge the batteries in the transmitter, but I would if I were you purchase a set I have seen on Ebay 8 batteries and an 8 battery charger, **I will try find a link in a bit but am at work**. Reason I would get a seperate charger unit is because should anything go wrong with the batteries IE they leak at least you wont have to buy a new transmitter. Hop ups for the TS4n aint easy to find on the web for some reason, not at a decent price anyway your probably better off finding a Thunder Tiger Stockist near you. A good option for the TS4n is the Alloy threaded shocks for better adjustment. I have them on one of mine. As for the hump pack I have stuck to using 4 AA 2300 nmha(sp) Batteries they last long enough and not as expensive as an equal hump pack I have found. But some may have better info for ya
  2. Wouldn't know bout the car lol Camera looks impressive though, you have an option I wanted which was the lens focusing. but decided to get the fujifilm as a test to see if I could take good pics
  3. I knew what you where doing lol nice, I have a FujiFilm S5700 which is probably like yours, too many options you can get lost lol I love how they can focus one section and blur the rest.
  4. 2nd shot is better, what camera are you using :-)
  5. have you checked the clutch? take the engine out, trying spinning the clutch first of all, if it doesn't spin freely then instantly you know the problem. If it does you may be best taking the clutch bell off to inspect the inside, if the spring has snapped or anything the clutch will be engageing too early and making your engine stall.
  6. If it has a transparecy roof I will have it. You can tell this by seeing if there is a light in the lid, or a model number would be good, cheers matey
  7. well if it found nothing mate it has probably already deleted the file, however reason your having issues is because it must be still in the registry. AVG has a start up option where you can choose what windows starts automatically when it starts. try using that to find the toy.exe link
  8. tbh, I would probably reset them using the software that came with it, if they have that capability if not, would probably get rid of them to be honest
  9. make sure you do an update before you scan to make sure the virus definition has been installed to your AVG program mate. If that dont find and sort it you might have to remove it manually
  10. ts main objective is to spread through USB devices. Infection strategy USBToy creates the following files: * MSLOGON.EXE, in the Windows system directory. This file is a copy of the worm. * AUTORUN.INF, in the USB device, if there is any. * TOY.EXE, in the USB device, if there is any. This file is also a copy of the worm. These two files remain hidden in the device. * SYSTEMNT.EXE in the directory: C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup where %user% is the user that has logged in. This way, this file will be run whenever Windows is started. USBToy uses the Windows API (Application Programming Interface) called SetFileAttributesA in order to hide the files AUTORUN.INF and TOY.EXE and the subfolder STARTUP located in the directory: C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\Start Menu\Programs. Means of transmission USBToy spreads from computers to USB devices and vice versa. In order to do so, it follows the routine below: * When it is run, USBToy checks if there is any USB device connected to the computer. * If it finds any, USBToy will infect it by copying two files, which remain hidden, to the device. * When the infected USB device is connected to other computer, this computer will be also infected by USBToy. Further Details USBToy is written in the programming language Visual C++ v6. This worm is 45,056 bytes in size. You need to get your anti virus software running mate do a scan as its a malicious file
  11. weird, that was the number I rang this morning to get HSBC to stop sending me junk mail
  12. it happened with the yorkshire bank not so long back, it will be a problem with the networks, have you tried ringing the help line to check for problems? 0800 242424
  13. Hi peoples, Ok wanting a bit of info on what people tend to use to replace the pullstart cord? I'm bored of trying different things as they all seem to snap or fray. I have a fair few cars now and loads of bits includeing pullstart parts so want to rebuild as many of them as I can. If anyone has any links or anything that would be cool cheers munki
  14. Do yo know am sure I saw one not long back but can't for the life on me remember where........ If I find one on my travels I will let you know
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