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smogs Elements
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Thank you, appreciate that. Getting a cage straight is a challenge but i enjoy the process.
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Haven't been doing much of the RC thing lately. Was vacationing and then busy with life stuff. Did throw some paint at this thing tho
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Decided to pretend its sponsored by my favorite coffee roaster even though they have never given me a free cup of coffee, ever
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Put a 2300kv Fusion Pro in it
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I love that color! Patina is great too. You can keep the dirt water that people call coffee. I don't drink that stuff. Iced tea for me!
Plus, I'm not proper enough for that! :lmao:
Thx B, it's got character. It'll see lots of run time I am sure.
I can't believe you guys don't drink the roasted bean brew, it's magic
I always find it enjoyable to watch 3D prints layer into shape. Some captivate the senses more than others.
My first attempt at this dashboard failed so I decided to try with it on end. It produced not only produced a really clean print but looked perfectly elegant forming on the plate. Had to snap pics
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I can't believe you guys don't drink the roasted bean brew, it's magic
I always find it enjoyable to watch 3D prints layer into shape. Some captivate the senses more than others.
My first attempt at this dashboard failed so I decided to try with it on end. It produced not only produced a really clean print but looked perfectly elegant forming on the plate. Had to snap pics
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Looks great smog! I like the coffee logo on the door that’s a nice touch
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Thanks twade. Hope to make some progress on this thing on the weekend. Need to get it into the dirt and onto the rocks.
I found this dash file online. Here is the face of it.
Also started in on some styrene scraps to make a couple of led light light buckets to hold 3mm leds for the running lights. Will take some paint to them and adhere them in place
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Finally got the new Element builds out for a first run, Spent the past 10 days out at the lake cabin and took them down the network of RC trails I molded and shaped during those infamous lock down years. The rig ran great. The 2300kv Fusion Pro is a dream in this rig. It really has the perfect combo of slow modulation, punch and speed I need out there. Here are a few pic and screen shots from my run. I edited a video as well that you can see below. I takes you across a section of trail I call the South Shore Trail. You can likely imagine why I call it that. 
I still really love the Enduro platform. I like the simplicity and utility, it is a great basic platform to build on. It feels old school and timeless. Like man, I just wish Element would come up with a DIG unit for the Stealth X 
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I still really love the Enduro platform. I like the simplicity and utility, it is a great basic platform to build on. It feels old school and timeless. Like man, I just wish Element would come up with a DIG unit for the Stealth X F
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Really nice and capable Rig, Smog... looks great out in the rocks.
Hey, thanks Speedy. I have gotten the CG down pretty decently. the rear cage is tube(as opposed to rod) and is pretty manageable with a bit of added weight down at the steering knuckles and axles
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