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Gee · 09.20.2009, 01:40 PM

To some people running a nitro powered rc provides them with more of a challange then plugging a battery in does. If you don't think that running a nitro powered RC is more challanging then you probably haven't tried it yet. Ask Bondonutz if running a nitro rc is a challange. There is a lot to know and learn about. Lot of mistakes to make and damn is it expensive these days. When I read the comment that called the guy running a nitro an idiot. The first thing that came to my mind was "Idiot" also. Not a very intellegent comment to call someone an idiot without knowing if he is one or not. For example..... How do you know that idiot doesn't have four brushless rcs sitting at home but just chose to run a nitro that day. Is he still an idiot? Is an idiot anyone that doesn't do what you do or vote the same way?

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	09.20.2009, 01:40 PM To some people running a nitro powered rc provides them with more of a challange then plugging a battery in does. If you don't think that running a nitro powered RC is more challanging then you probably haven't tried it yet. Ask Bondonutz if running a nitro rc is a challange. There is a lot to know and learn about. Lot of mistakes to make and damn is it expensive these days. When I read the comment that called the guy running a nitro an idiot. The first thing that came to my mind was "Idiot" also. Not a very intellegent comment to call someone an idiot without knowing if he is one or not. For example..... How do you know that idiot doesn't have four brushless rcs sitting at home but just chose to run a nitro that day. Is he still an idiot? Is an idiot anyone that doesn't do what you do or vote the same way?