Source from www.rc50.com the Futaba 4PK appearance at 2008 snowbirds race.
Archive for February 2nd, 2008
The Rush 2 is a formidable weapon created for racing, designed by drivers for drivers. Thanks to new manufacturing technologies and the vast experience gained from its predecessor the Rush, Rush 2 has a novel suspension system making it the most unique buggy of its kind. The very supine position dampers achieves high stability on bumpy track, a unique precision on fast parts of tracks, fantastic grip on corners and perfect handling on the big jumps. The Rush 2 is easy to set-up because it can adapt to all types of tracks, all types of surfaces. Adopting the Rush 2 is enjoying every moment of driving throughout a race by limiting the time taken to the settings.
Trinity/Starcell iPower. Powers your RC gear–and your iPod! An iPod is pretty much standard equipment for a race day, and with Trinity’s new Starcell iPower, you can jack your iPod right into the supply for non-stop listening without keepin an eye on the power meter. That’s just icing, of course; the real action is the iPower’s 30-amp regulated output, plenty of juice for any RC application. The unit has a 12-volt output for chargers, and an adjustable output for breaking in motors, operating lathes, etc. at lower voltage and amp rates. An internal fan keeps the compact iPower cool, and a set of alligator clip leads are included. Source : RC Car Action
The 2008 18th Scale Indoor Off-road Race of Champions was held on Sunday, Jan. 27th, at RC Madness in Enfield CT. This was the third year that this warm up race for the 18th Scale Off-road Nationals was held. Attendance at the race was good this year, with approximately 80 entries. Three rounds of qualifiers were run and then the mains. Zack finished the qualifiers with the TQ in all three classes entered, he also won every qualifier that he ran. Zack went on to finish the mains with a first place win in all 3 classes, winning by 2 full laps in each race.
XRAY Flash news: The first sanctioned race of 2008, had drivers from across the country competeing at MORBC Western Australia. Most brands were represented by their factory team drivers, and of course the local hot shots made sure the competion was fierce. Team XRAY had Chris Russell and Ian Haley in action, the duo taking a one two finish in the A main Truggy. Haley`s Werksracing powered XT8 also taking TQ. The XB8 EC featured strongly in the Buggy class, Haley qualifying 4th overall and finishing 6th in the A main. Source : XRAY |
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