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Not yet Jack. Spent the last 2 days crashing it around the house, then took it to a park today to see how high it'd go. Realised pretty quick radio range isn't great when it was rather lofty and ceased communications. Oh shit I thought but luckily it just shut off and auto-rotated down on a gentle breeze and came down only about 100m away. Will give a loopdy-loop a go soon though!Quote:
Originally Posted by jack
Edit: By the way how do you do a flip? Haha no idea!
Nah work car Plassy...Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
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Haha, no idea you have to read the instructions. After I crashed it a couple of times I gave it to the 12 year old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
He had read the instructions while it was charging and had it flipping within minutes.
No guidance in my el-cheapo instruction ribbon! I'll experiment!Quote:
Originally Posted by jack
The ones we got were $30 at Kmart, assumed you got the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
Nah I got the cheapy for $29! Had a look for the instructions but cant find them, must be gone. I'll play around but knowing me I'll get bored of it soon. I tend to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by jack
Genuine Air con belt out of Dubai. Ordered Tuesday afternoon, just turned up before at 1/3 of cost compared to cheapest local prices.
Puts auspost or any other local courier to shame with delivery time!
Thanks @nissannewby
https://partsouq.com/
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Drove around until I could see a feint gap between the left hand side of the E and the right hand side of the needle on the fuel gauge.
Filled up and took 86.03 litres. Happy with that since it's supposed to hold 95.
No tank mod done either, no point I reckon.
i've driven mine till it had a needle width between the needle and the e for enough. put about the same in it.
I don't like to go below half a tank - Justin Case. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by garett