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BrianG
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11.10.2006, 08:46 PM

Ugg, I'm such an obvious newbie!
  • BL Revo V1: Stock chassis, emaxx tranny (single speed), 8XL, BK 20120, 14xGP3300 cells. Spektrum DX3. Now mostly parted out and sold. Only the tranny and slipper left, which I'm not sure I want to part with.
  • BL Revo V2: Stock chassis, stock tranny (locked 2nd gear), 10XL, Quark 125B, 14xGP3300 cells (same ones as above actually), Spektrum DX3.
  • BL Jato: Mamba Max 4600 system, 2s2p emoli, Spektrum DX3.
  • HoBao Hyper 8 (not nearly done): Motor ??, ESC ??, batts ??, Spektrum DX3.
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11.10.2006, 08:53 PM

I'm old as dirt, I had to look up "street cred" in my urban slang dictionary! I'm 42 and I have my first BL truck with a full Gorilla setup, UE diffs, CVD's and Supershocks. Running the show is a Quark 125 with a 7XL Feigao. Better late in life than never!
   
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11.10.2006, 08:55 PM

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I'm old as dirt, I had to look up "street cred" in my urban slang dictionary! I'm 42 and I have my first BL truck with a full Gorilla setup, UE diffs, CVD's and Supershocks. Running the show is a Quark 125 with a 7XL Feigao. Better late in life than never!
Ok, I don't feel so bad now at 33 years old. I'd probably still just have my first truck if they weren't so darn fun and challenging to build! :)
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11.11.2006, 01:42 AM

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Ok, I don't feel so bad now at 33 years old. I'd probably still just have my first truck if they weren't so darn fun and challenging to build! :)
I too am 33 and you're ahead of me!
Gmaxx-fully loaded maxx, now going racer x suspension. See my sig for the rest!
powered by Quark 125b/Neu 1515 1/y, 4s or 5s lipo, take my pic

gmaxx in the works-powered by 9920/10xl 5s lipo. ue 8 spiders, ue super shocks, chassis coming soon

rc18t-winter project-soon to be comp x mamba system

So you're not such a newbie Brain!


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11.11.2006, 05:30 AM

It seems 33 is the place to be :017:

Gmaxx with tmaxx 2 speed and Maxcim BL system on 20 cells (parted out roller)
E-Revo V1 with Maxcim on 18 cells (custom chassis plate complete Dec 04)
RC18t with mm 8000kv on 8 cells (parted everything out after 1 month)
MBX5 with 2nd Maxcim bl system on 20 cells (sold roller to Dafni)
E-Revo V2 with Maxcim on 5S Lipo
G2R with tmaxx 3.3 tranny and center diff w/ CC HV110/12XL on 8S (Sold HV)
G2R with Q125B & 12XL on 6S M1 w/ Custom single speed emaxx tranny with Center Diff - current project truck
G2R/t3.3 center diff with Maxcim BL on 6S - current racer
Next G2R iteration will boast a neu 1515 2.5d on 6S


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11.11.2006, 08:20 AM

34 and loosing count.
I always blamed being lazy on being from generation X now I guess I can blame it for my brushless addiction too.:027:

Emaxx: Quark 125b & 7XL (racer)
Mini LST: Mamba 25 & 8000kw
Emaxx: in progress MM & 8XL (basher)
Jammin CRT: future brushless convert
And enough parts to make my spare room look like a hobby shop exploded:035:


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11.10.2006, 10:45 PM

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I'm old as dirt, I had to look up "street cred" in my urban slang dictionary! I'm 42 and I have my first BL truck with a full Gorilla setup, UE diffs, CVD's and Supershocks. Running the show is a Quark 125 with a 7XL Feigao. Better late in life than never!
LOL! I'm 30 and just trying to sound cool! :cool:

Promod, 10~15 e-maxxes, plus all the others? WOW! I just got into the hobby about 1.5 years ago when I saw my friend's Stampede. As soon as I saw it I had to get one myself. I think that Stampedes and Rustlers are gateway drugs!

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11.10.2006, 11:16 PM

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I think that Stampedes and Rustlers are gateway drugs!
That I think you are correct on that one. I feel like 90 percent of RC addicts all just picked up a rustler or pede cuz it was cheap and looked fun. Then... Well we all know what happens next.

I think this is the oldest rc forum on the net. Most other places are a bunch of 14 year olds. BTW, I'm 37, but still 14 at heart.:018:


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11.11.2006, 12:48 AM

I guess I'm in the 10% then since I started with the Revo. However, I plan on getting my son a Stampede for Christmas so we can both go have fun. (Actually, when I get it, I'm going to take it all apart to make it a "kit" so we can assemble it together).
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11.11.2006, 01:11 AM

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That I think you are correct on that one. I feel like 90 percent of RC addicts all just picked up a rustler or pede cuz it was cheap and looked fun. Then... Well we all know what happens next.

I think this is the oldest rc forum on the net. Most other places are a bunch of 14 year olds. BTW, I'm 37, but still 14 at heart.:018:
Heh, my first real RC was a Rustler...

I'm not all that old yet :018:. But I'm not 14 either... 17 is the lucky number.


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11.12.2006, 03:06 AM

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That I think you are correct on that one. I feel like 90 percent of RC addicts all just picked up a rustler or pede cuz it was cheap and looked fun. Then... Well we all know what happens next.

I think this is the oldest rc forum on the net. Most other places are a bunch of 14 year olds. BTW, I'm 37, but still 14 at heart.:018:
I don't feel so bad at 36 and still playing with toys.

If rustlers and stampedes are gateway drugs for rc, the novak brushless is gateway for brushless.

My previous post was the progression of 6 months, been reading and learning since the late '90s , but finally took the plunge this year


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11.12.2006, 10:16 AM

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If rustlers and stampedes are gateway drugs for rc, the novak brushless is gateway for brushless.
True. GTB was my first. I didn't mind the sensors, but didn't like the 6 cell limit.
   
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