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RC-Monster Mike · 09.26.2005, 07:04 PM

LMAO reading this post! The motor is a Lehner 1940/8 turn.
In order to fit 8 cells on the g2, put a spacer under the steering servo to lift it up a little.

Am I tall? - never been accused of that. 5'6" - short is more accurate! No offense taken, Leroy!

Fat? - Not really. About 185 pounds of twisted steel! :) well, alright I have a little fat on me, but I'm no porker!

Bad teeth? - Perfect-no. Straight-pretty much. I struggle with the smiling. Just can't seem to smile without it looking fake for some reason. Never really been photogenic though.

Remote grown into my hand? - well, guilty as charged! :)

Testing the mamba maxx? - YES! whenever it is ready!

Seriously, though. It was crazy hot and humid at the event, and smiling was pretty much out of the question. The picture was taken after the weekend was over-so two long days of blistering heat, little food and a lot of wrenching doesn't lend itself to a nice picture. I enjoyed this thread thoroughly!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	09.26.2005, 07:04 PM LMAO reading this post! The motor is a Lehner 1940/8 turn. In order to fit 8 cells on the g2, put a spacer under the steering servo to lift it up a little. Am I tall? - never been accused of that. 5'6" - short is more accurate! No offense taken, Leroy! Fat? - Not really. About 185 pounds of twisted steel! :) well, alright I have a little fat on me, but I'm no porker! Bad teeth? - Perfect-no. Straight-pretty much. I struggle with the smiling. Just can't seem to smile without it looking fake for some reason. Never really been photogenic though. Remote grown into my hand? - well, guilty as charged! :) Testing the mamba maxx? - YES! whenever it is ready! Seriously, though. It was crazy hot and humid at the event, and smiling was pretty much out of the question. The picture was taken after the weekend was over-so two long days of blistering heat, little food and a lot of wrenching doesn't lend itself to a nice picture. I enjoyed this thread thoroughly!