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  1. I was just thinking of that the other day. I'd love to see a scale version like a hi lux.
  2. I know it's getting on since the last post, but I hope to see more. We farm some and run Internationals (Farmalls) ourselves, though I personally don't have any of the 66 series (06 and 60 series). I know some other people that would be greatly interested in seeing this completed.
  3. Finally got my hands on a Hot Shot. I was looking at different parts but believe there are upgrades and such. Speaking to one person, they asked me which version I have. Is there an easy way to distinguish one from another? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
  4. Hello all. New here, obviously. Brushed motors will be around for years to come as they are more durable and simpler. As far as hobby application however, I do think they will be relegated to collector status. I would equate brushed motors to the Chevy 350. Though there are more advanced motors, the 350 is as tough as nails (and I'm a Mopar guy) and simple, producing good results. Because it does its job well, they will be in use for many years yet to come. Lipos require too much attention for them to package with consumer RC products. Nimh will likely be around for the imaginable future. Super simple to maintain and more stable than Li-Poly. There are other chemistries that aren't as volatile. I think LiFe has more consumer possibilites than Li-Poly.
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