1/10 crackerbox still active?
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Vac-U-Boats makes a cracker as well: http://www.vac-u-boat.com/Vac-U-CrackerPhotos.htmDarin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
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Vac-U-Boats makes a cracker as well: http://www.vac-u-boat.com/Vac-U-CrackerPhotos.htm
Go to mono, then light of alaska
Now this is the ONE!!!Comment
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Personaly, I'd be much more interested in building a P spec CB and run an exhibition class at the nats, if some rule agreements can be made. I think the smaller boats are shrinking in racing interest. IMO.Comment
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Yep, I have one of those, but Toys-port is sending me a fiberglass 1/10 scale wire drive crackerbox http://translate.google.com/translat...ari%26rls%3Den
Go to mono, then light of alaska
Now this is the ONE!!!
Nice boat... a little spendy, but nice boat...
Take some good pics and let us know how it looks once you get it...Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."Comment
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I like the scale aspect of crackerbox, I wish there was a mandatory scale motor rule, where you have to have at least an intake, breather and pipes exposed if not a full blown scale hemi (or chevy)Comment
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Hull availability is always the major issue on this type of thing... just like with the P-Spec Hydros and OPC...
If there was a good, reasonably priced line of hulls available out there, people would get into it...Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."Comment
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I wish all classes had some scale aspect in the rules. not all out scale but I think we have lost the "Spirit Of Racing" scale appearence part.Comment
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Scale has it's place... and I think MANY, if not most people try to make their boats look like something "real"...
However, the more scale you make the requirements, the less participation you'll get. It's a LOT of work to build and maintain something that is scale...
The opportunity is there for those who wish to do it... but it has been my experience that making everyone do it would lessen participation....Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."Comment
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Scale has it's place... and I think MANY, if not most people try to make their boats look like something "real"...
However, the more scale you make the requirements, the less participation you'll get. It's a LOT of work to build and maintain something that is scale...
The opportunity is there for those who wish to do it... but it has been my experience that making everyone do it would lessen participation....Comment
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1/10 scale crackerbox is the only reasonable way to go
The push towards all this p-spec stuff (as fun as it is) and get rid of the smaller boats isn't exactly "boosting" attendance.
There is a world of car technology that is far more advanced than what we use being overlooked. 21 inch boats were raced for years and now guys act like its impossible umm water hasn't changed lol..
These car speedos have dynamic timing advance that will advance the timing in the upper rpm ranges when u really need it. they also have readily replacable rotors, different size rotors to alter powerband, physically adjustable timing on the motor, and replacable stators making changing winds cost effective..
I think I proved these little motors haul last weekend. I have more to prove. the boat has lots more in it. that was my first run at that speed the whole hardware pkg was flexed
1/10 scale crackerbox is already a NAMBA sanctioned class, the gear is readily available at your LHS, its up to date with BL/Lipo tech, and the rules are sanctioned by ROAR..
When I was poor it was car stuff that kept me in the sport. easy to get hands on used stuff..Comment
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