XMODS Case
 

Anyone know how to store the car in the case it came in? Pics would be nice.


Thanks

uhh you take the boddy off the car and put it in the box... your not too bright are you?

Here is a link that shows how people store their XMODS.

http://tinyrc.com/forums/showthread....threadid=14538

Thanks for reply Viper.


As for _revhards13...BODY is with ONE "D"

No problem, but just next time use the "search" box at the lower left corner. :)

Let's try not to offend others here on the board. We are here to share info and get along.

Re: XMODS Case
 

i dont know if i should duck for cover, or blow out my keyboard with that thing... covert-op duster? :p

Does those compressed air containers actually work? Dont they just shove the dirt and dust into smaller places?

It works fine til I get home to use my "Tim the tool man" Binford XL7900

I have always used my compressor to blow out old computers, with those fans. Its a like a dust bunny breeding ground, there is a LOT of dust in there. Though it stinks when its a smokers computer, quite literally. Always worked fine, but I think that my compressor has a little more power than the canned air. If you need more power, my dad has tanks for breathable air(he works at a wastewater treament plant figure it out) which run ~1500 psi, he brought one home, :eek: thats was amazing... dusted out our entire garage... hehe

Wastewater treatment plant. That is strange. Oh, I bet that they use it in case one of the pipes get cloged. Once, last year a neighbor was complaining about her drain stopping up and the town came out and put so much pressure that it backed up in our toilet and went all over the bathroom. BOY, what a mess. The town had to hire someone to clean it all up too.

nope, believe it or not.... its for divers... a sewage diver.... in a full dry suit, no water.. or other things... touch the diver

thats just plain nasty! i use my dads old electric compressor. it has a bit of moisture to it but it doesn't ruin anything. if you got a compressor i would reccomend using it. its a lot cheaper than using a can of air.