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Now I AM shocked!
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Prez, I did a PrntScreen and copied it into paint. Then I cropped off the excess crap and saved it as a JPG.
Great work micro. Why would there be such a great difference from 3-4Km/h to 20km/h+ from the different motors?
I hear you dude, I borrow my borther’s cam every other week. He should start charging me rent, lol!
Yeah, lol! Did ya get the *hidden* meaning…..:p
*ph2t dons his fireproof suit, awaiting the flame war……*
You bloody puritan Shypes….
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Edited by – ph2t on 02 June 2003 16:25:03
Edited by – ph2t on 02 June 2003 16:26:27
This is my screensaver at work, lol!
:approve:Good idea, I’ll give that a go!
Good idea, I ll give that a go!
Hey payaso, a question man. How did you do the racing stripes? Did you use the pin stripe tape from an auto shop? I’m interested in the masking process you used..
Thanks,
ph2t.
So is anyone from downunder going to represent? We gotta show these yanks that us aussies can walk the walk. :smiley2:
I’m going to put two entries in. Shypo how you going with yours you shell phreak you, lol!
ph2t.
Well after a bit of scouring around I found some cheap (n nasty, yeah!) sprays at Bunnings for $2.45 each. I got Black (mat finish), blue, silver and red. I also picked up a clear gloss for $5.75.
I did a bit of practice coats on some plastic packaging so see how the paint went and so far no problems. I then got my masking tape out and tried some masking jobs of a red line over the black. The red paint needed a few coats but after I let it dry I thought it looked good.
I then took the masking tape off and ARGGHHH!!!! The bloody tape had eaten through the black undercoat. So much for $2 tape. I went back to Bunnings *sigh* and bought some 3M masking tape, the low adhesive, very straight line, 7 days application one. It cost $11 but it’s worth it.
The lesson for today is that you can buy some really nasty paint, but make sure you got good masking tape or it all goes to crap!
ph2t.
Well after a bit of scouring around I found some cheap (n’ nasty, yeah!) sprays at Bunnings for $2.45 each. I got Black (mat finish), blue, silver and red. I also picked up a clear gloss for $5.75.
I did a bit of practice coats on some plastic packaging so see how the paint went and so far no problems. I then got my masking tape out and tried some masking jobs of a red line over the black. The red paint needed a few coats but after I let it dry I thought it looked good.
I then took the masking tape off and ARGGHHH!!!! The bloody tape had eaten through the black undercoat. So much for $2 tape. I went back to Bunnings *sigh* and bought some 3M masking tape, the low adhesive, very straight line, 7 days application one. It cost $11 but it’s worth it.
The lesson for today is that you can buy some really nasty paint, but make sure you got good masking tape or it all goes to crap!
ph2t.
Cabo, how did you do the flames? Was this a layered masking job? Hand painted?
Cheers,
ph2t.
nah, that’s a shypo thang………..
No, haven’t tried anything yet…. When I get some time…

A small diecast toy in Safeway, I’ve also seen them in Myers. Cost $6. They come in an orange box and say “Track Stars” & “GT43 Racing” on the box.
*edit* They are plastic rims in a mat grey finish.
Edited by – ph2t on 29 May 2003 21:59:53
barto, I’m just taking the piss mate, I value your input like many others here, your method doesn’t annoy me at all, it was just a pattern I noticed that’s all. :approve:
Flame me all you want, I’m a big boy, lol!
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Dude, this was only meant to be a pisstake…..:smiley2:
Damn, that one by Sinned has gotta win for sure!
Very important if you like sittin on yer arse like myself, lol!
me casa soo casa….:smiley2:
Finally i got working blinkers!!!! I ain’t got video yet but I will soon and you will all see them working.
For micro, jamie, GT and other likeminded electronics freaks this is the circuit I designed for it.

The left side is your basic LED flasher circuit. I’ve added a couple of transistors to be able to select which LED flashes based on the signal coming from the RX pcb.
ph2t.
I’m not cookin’ so it prolly will be good, lol!
Good stuff…. Now if only my Nokia 8250 could order pizza, THAT would be progress…….
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