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05.29.2007, 07:56 AM

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Nice. The only bad thing I can see in all of this is that all of our custom brushless pedes and rustys are now worth half of whatever they were worth a week ago LOL. OH well. Just glad to see Traxxas kicking butt on the brushless side of things.
Same thing will happen to the E-Maxx and converted Revos if/when they release new electric versions.


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05.29.2007, 11:19 AM

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Same thing will happen to the E-Maxx and converted Revos if/when they release new electric versions.
You're right. It will be good for the hobby as a whole but some of use will take a big hit in value......however, if we keep our stuuf and keep running it it won't really matter!


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