They are currently running Slot.It Group C.  I'm pretty sure we all have those cars.

No issues here.

I was talking with both John and Tony from Tacoma and we are discussing the possibility of a home and away series with the Tacoma group.  Basically we'll go race up there on their tracks for a day and they'll come down here for a day.  We'll hope to see two venues each day.

We did this a few years ago and had a great time with it.

So, who's interested in a trip to Tacoma?

And as we found out it didn't much matter what car Bryan was racing.  But we did have some fun with him.

To do that effectively you'll want to make different race configurations for the different classes or you'll go crazy trying to get the right breakout in for each class every time.

Frankly, I'm all for this idea.  It offers a reasonable limiting factor to each class.

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(3 replies, posted in Track)

It does not appear they have found an adequate solution from what I read.

UR30 will be installed soon and we'll see if there is a connection - no pun intended.

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(91 replies, posted in Race Rules)

Good with me, one less part to have to dodge.

Ya know, that car is so smooth that I don't push it, I just drive it around.  It would be fun to see what the trigger-masters like Chris or Flyin' Bryan could do with it.  Probably get another lap or two out of it.  On the plus side, it doesn't come off (see driving style).

But Mitch, your car was flying too.  It seems this class has quickly evolved to some serious speed.

And after seeing Bill's rocket you can see why folks like to buy NSR cars.  Fast as greased lightning right out of the box.

The NSR was a freaking rocket.  Did you forget to take the magnet out?

Can you load the wide piece on it's side so that the wide section is the tall portion and lay it on it's back so the legs become the wide portion?  Or remove the legs and put it in at an angle?

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(3 replies, posted in Cars)

Very cool, if enough of you get the handle on this I may not have to.

Go Stan, go!

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(221 replies, posted in Slot Talk)

Happy New Year gents.

May you just go fast.  smile

Bill Veeck was the owner of the St. Louis Browns at one time.  Attendance was poor on the good days.

The telephone rings in the box office.

Veeck: "Hello, St. Louis Browns".

Phone: "What time is the game"?

Veeck: "What time can you be here"?

Doc, those are factory.  I can probably pull one out of another Carrera car as needed.

Also have two sets of tires for you that fit the Scaley TA Camaro I'll bring tonight.

Or one Jedi.

Does it need a new name?  Checkered Past?

Will there be a contest to name the track?

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(221 replies, posted in Slot Talk)

120V?

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(221 replies, posted in Slot Talk)

Looks wonderful.  Maybe a little large for my garage.

Ouch!  And it was dark to boot.  In all fairness, Vic did drive.  Well, halfway there.  Then it got dark.  Did I mention it got dark?

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(9 replies, posted in Events)

I can supply cars.  Stop by some time before then and you can have some choices.

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(8 replies, posted in Cars)

Maybe just a Revoslot class hoping their cars are similar in performance.

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I have one of the Porsches if anyone wants to check it out.

Where is Chris?

That's Doc's Scaley Digital track in Vancouver.  We're leaving town for a few days or I'd be there.

I can't argue with your math.

4 times?  I thought it was only twice each.