Mid week racing prosperous.
 

Anyone on for racing on thursday night 28th Jan?

I'd be up for it. Could be there at 6 ish and would need to be gone by 10.
3 heats and final?

Perfect

Big push for 26 laps tomorrow night!! See you at 6pm

Mick B was first man to 26 laps :( - wish we'd performaed like this at the Petit!

Who's on for this Thursday 4th feb??? Come on you know it makes sense!!!

Hi Guys,

I tryed to find the place today but got lost,i,d be up for thursday night if thats ok i'll have a sat nav then should find it then:eh?:.

cheers

I could meet you somewhere, where are you coming from?

I must try and get down to this sometime, couldnt make mid-week racing though.

I'm up for it. Be there at 6ish.
I set the new benchmark today - 26 laps 5.03!

i'm based at cityest,

love to join you guys aswell if that's ok? i have a (cheap haiboxing) 4wd truggy and i'm new to the rc scene. i'll be buying a 2wd buggy in a few months to race with you guys if i really get into it!

coming from adamstown/lucan (working in citywest Eiremaxx)

More then welcome to come along for the mid-week run or for the Sunday race day.

Directions are on the website: http://www.dublinmodelracing.com/location.html

MiCk B. :-)

Pm sent

cheers mick, i have many many newbie questions! i'll come along to the meet in prosperous, on thurs night. what time should i arrive?

Don't worry about questions. We all started some where. So if you've a question just ask.

There will be some one there from about 6pm on Thursday.

MiCk B. :-)

Mick has been racing since 1989, I've been racing since 1992 and I think Ian has a good few years under his belt - should be able to answer just about any question......

Should be some good second hand equipment available also for you to check out!

ah jesus, don't be tempting me already (i'm looking at buggies on ebay as it is!) :D

If you're seriously thinking of buying a buggy, here's just a few things to consider before parting with all that hard earned cash:

1. It's best to come out with whatever car you have already, and get racing - spending as little money as possible until you're properly hooked (It will happen!!). Have a good look at what's being used by club members and ask as many questions as possible.
2. The main class the club runs is 2wd 1/10th electric off road. 4wd is also run once in a while, but rarely. A 4wd is usually something you would progress onto once competitive in 2wd.
3. When considering buying a competitive 2wd buggy the following are all in use at the moment by club members and it may be a good idea to stick to one of these incase you have problems or want setups etc.
   Asscociated B4
   Losi XXX-Cr/Atomic Carbon CR2
   X-Factory X-6
   Schumacher Cougar (coming soon??, ian h)
4. Mick B carries and sells all the spares and accessories that you would ever need for the B4. I keep spares for the Losi/Atomic Carbon, but not nearly the same range as Mick. Mick also sells chargers, batteries, motors etc. etc. The X-factory car uses alot of B4 parts also. Generally, the track is easy on car and breakages are not too common, however accidents happen and having access to bits when you need them saves alot of hassle.
5. It's a good time to pick up some quality 2nd hand equipment as the new outdoor season is fast approaching and it is generally when people change their cars.

no, i already made the mistake of buying an rc truggy (HBX Surge X09) before talking to you guys. i won't be making the same mistake again!