Somebody from the book of faces had the PSC on their Optic and looked scale in size. I had to grab a sheet.
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Pics of your latest purchase
- Thread starter Wehan
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I wanted one and was able to get one for $100 off and it came with the winch. Still don't need one but dang! good to have one.
Hot off the front proch.
For the Promoto
And for my Tamiya XV01 Rally. 70mm long travel shocks. LT towers should be here in a few days also Ya Racing items in CF.
Micro BECs are for the Promotos so I can get more juice to the brake servos on them.
For the Promoto
And for my Tamiya XV01 Rally. 70mm long travel shocks. LT towers should be here in a few days also Ya Racing items in CF.
Micro BECs are for the Promotos so I can get more juice to the brake servos on them.
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So, I want to upgrade my Hammer Rey a little bit as it was driving a bit wonky, so I went out and spent Duckett and like I need a new hole in my head, I picked up another brand new rock rey slider from joshs4x4toyz on here (no pic) hahahahahahah. So here are some pict of parts for the HR, and some for other projects 
Also bought a HW max10 and wouldn't you know it, they sold me on the bluetooth dongle too.
Hidden under the front of the rzr rey chassis is actually an Arrma Grom buggy. Fun basher, but, MAN,WOMAN,IN-BETWEEN, do I need rc driving lessons! At least for when it comes to skateparks, I cant drive worth a shait! I need to get some basher bumpers Picked it up the same time as the Max10 system and asked about the diffs and was told that those Groms just came in to his store.
Here's a better picture of the arrma Typhoid, Typhon, Tampon, ehh whatever it's called buggy
Also bought a HW max10 and wouldn't you know it, they sold me on the bluetooth dongle too.
Hidden under the front of the rzr rey chassis is actually an Arrma Grom buggy. Fun basher, but, MAN,WOMAN,IN-BETWEEN, do I need rc driving lessons! At least for when it comes to skateparks, I cant drive worth a shait! I need to get some basher bumpers Picked it up the same time as the Max10 system and asked about the diffs and was told that those Groms just came in to his store.
Here's a better picture of the arrma Typhoid, Typhon, Tampon, ehh whatever it's called buggy
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Ordered these Spec RC wheels for their final 1.9 run of the year. These closely resemble a KMC design which I'm after.
Couple of HW 1080 g2's, couple pairs of JConcepts Rupture tires, bunch of SSD scale hardware, set of PL 1:55 TSL's in G8 compound, and some Crazy Crawler foams ( stock foams on left).
The ProMoto parts are so cool. Makes me kinda want one again. I just don't think I'd ever run it.Hot off the front proch.
For the Promoto
And for my Tamiya XV01 Rally. 70mm long travel shocks. LT towers should be here in a few days also Ya Racing items in CF.
Micro BECs are for the Promotos so I can get more juice to the brake servos on them.
Please let me/us know how those Yeah Racing shocks work. They look good and I've been tempted to buy some for buggies, but worried about leaking.
They look great. If only they integrated a fake motor into the side plates like the Venom had or similar to it. they'd be damn near spot on.
I'd do that on the shocks. got them for the Tamiya Rally along with their long travel shock towers that arrived today so it has a bit more sus on the front yard track.
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I have a 5-hour flight to Vegas coming up in a couple of weeks and I'm scared 
-less. Everybody thinks it's funny that I can get on a motorcycle and do 100+ MPH without even thinking twice, but I'm afraid of planes that are statistically safer. I got an anti-anxiety med from the doctor, but hopefully I can get through the flight without that. I bought a Miyoo Mini Plus retro gaming handheld to occupy my time. It is small enough to fit in my pocket and cheap enough that if I lose it or it gets broken, it's not the end of the world. Pretty cool little device, but definitely not for large hands.
-less. Everybody thinks it's funny that I can get on a motorcycle and do 100+ MPH without even thinking twice, but I'm afraid of planes that are statistically safer. I got an anti-anxiety med from the doctor, but hopefully I can get through the flight without that. I bought a Miyoo Mini Plus retro gaming handheld to occupy my time. It is small enough to fit in my pocket and cheap enough that if I lose it or it gets broken, it's not the end of the world. Pretty cool little device, but definitely not for large hands.
Jato- I know this does nothing to calm your nerves but my wife just got back from Indiana. I had to take her to the airport and pick her up. BOTH times that I had to go to the airport ( about 30 mins away) I was very nearly involved in two separate accidents. And I'm a decent proactive/ defensive driver.
Not sure how traffic is where you're at but flying is a LOT safer than being on the road. Plus you really have no worries. You get there, board, stow your bags and let the crew take it from there. On the average, over 102,000 flights fly daily in the US. How many of those do you hear about on the news not reaching their destination safely? It's so rare when you look at how many commercial flights take-off and land every day in the states very day in good weather and bad. For me it's WAY more stressful getting there, boarding, etc. Once you're settled in, enjoy it, relax, nap, play games, eat snacks... You got this in spades.
Not sure how traffic is where you're at but flying is a LOT safer than being on the road. Plus you really have no worries. You get there, board, stow your bags and let the crew take it from there. On the average, over 102,000 flights fly daily in the US. How many of those do you hear about on the news not reaching their destination safely? It's so rare when you look at how many commercial flights take-off and land every day in the states very day in good weather and bad. For me it's WAY more stressful getting there, boarding, etc. Once you're settled in, enjoy it, relax, nap, play games, eat snacks... You got this in spades.
Thanks for trying!
Like most fears, it's not rational. It must be a control thing. At least partially anyway. I'm also claustrophic and afraid of heights. Both of those also come into play on a plane!
I think that to manage my anxiety, my brain eventually "learned" that once something was out of my control, that I just had to go with it and hope for the best. I've tried to instill that in my wife as well as she deals with a lot of high-level stress at work. And I know "anxiety" is a weakling word but I don't care.. sometimes my anxiety messed with me pretty hard... friends/ family in bad health, possibility of losing a job, purchasing a home, etc. But I just got to the point that I conditioned myself to simply accept that sometimes I had to just go with the flow however things would go. Fwiw my anxiety would manifest into nausea, elevated heart-rate, and dizziness. It still occasionally creeps up on me if something is really stressing me hard but I've been a lot better dealing with it in recent years.
That's kind of how I am with my health. I don't sit around worrying about it because I know it's out of my control. I just can't get into that headspace with my fears! LOL I think I used to be mentally stronger and/or my phobias have gotten worse as I have gotten older. I've always been freak about tight spaces, but when I was a kid I could mentally power through my claustrophobia and get MRI's done. These days I can't and now I sometimes even have problems with open CT scan donuts!
I think anxiety is something we all experience during the worst of times. Some of us have it more than others especially given a bad background. My late girlfriend had a crap childhood with an abusive and drunken dad and sometimes I could see the physical effects of her anxiety attacks, but she never used it as an excuse for anything. I would say anxiety became looked down upon because some people use it as an excuse to not work, have "emotional support" animals where they're not wanted, for handicap parking spots, etc. Some people need to get a grip on reality and that's not anxiety. That is a mental illness...but I'm not a doctor.
Oh man.. claustrophobia. That's one that I cannot overcome. I see these kooks that jump down into crevices with flowing water where they barely fit, or underwater cave exploration through narrow dark passages... Judas... no no no.
Best of luck with your trip, jato and if your plane crashes then you can come back here and give me hell.
Best of luck with your trip, jato and if your plane crashes then you can come back here and give me hell.
I have a bit of fear of heights but on a plane, it is pretty much like riding a train.... I had a worse time fixing my roof, first climbs on the scaffolding were a bit tense but I had to get up and down so many times that the fear went away. Maybe it is the answer:Face your fears
About claustrophobia, tight spaces are ok but those holes in caves @high plains drifter mentioned are out of the question. Being underground is ok, being stuck in the dark or underwater...no way
About claustrophobia, tight spaces are ok but those holes in caves @high plains drifter mentioned are out of the question. Being underground is ok, being stuck in the dark or underwater...no way
Speaking of fear of heights... I'm okay depending what I'm standing on. I don't mind heights in nature or in buildings but get me up on an extension ladder past a certain point and I'll start shaking. I feel like if I can manage the fall without braking a bone or sustaining internal injuries then I'm good. But if it's too high and if I'm on something that's shaking, swaying, or not secure... I'm gonna have issues.
Used to work in Galveston TX doing construction on condominiums... sometimes three or four stories. When I was low man on the totem pole, they would hook me up to a harness ( frayed, rusted rivets... pawn shop safety rating) and then lower me down the roof pitch to take measurements of shingles, flashing, trim to be replaced... often along the edge so I'd be looking straight down. Then they'd tie me off and cut to fit whatever piece... and slide it down to me to nail, screw or caulk in place. It was nerve wracking... especially peering over my shoulder to see the two guys holding onto my lifeline as they'd be checking out the bikini babes walking up and down the seawall. Many times I'd feel the slack and then start sliding towards the edge... not fun.
I agree that facing the fear head on multiple times can do the trick. Yeah I don't mind underground but not if my movement is restricted.. that I just can't deal with.
Well the AC condenser in/on our used 2020 civic went out (We've had it for a year!) "not covered under warranty of course" probably because the part is under the dash, but Honda did me a solid and did one of their discounts. That was not a bill I was looking forward to.
Also have issues with flies, this trap looked promising and hope it will eliminate them for me
And parts for builds.
Also have issues with flies, this trap looked promising and hope it will eliminate them for me
And parts for builds.
Got a set of vanquish 2.2 tanks, not sure I like em tho, oh well I guess hahah
Those cave dwellers, AKA spelunkers which I think is such a cool word, are insane.
Don't make me haunt you!
My girlfriend has family in or around Galveston. I had never even heard of it until meeting her.
