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I’ve found this also, the company seems to think it will work on 99% of ride on cars and if it doesn’t work they offer your money back so maybe worth a look
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16 hours ago, ShootingEgg said:
That I would imagine is the frequency then bud.
This is on the bottom of a RC car that takes 4 AA batteries..
I’m only actually guessing that’s 27mhz is the frequency, I googled the number on the receiver and the only thing that come up was a receiver for sale abroad somewhere, I’ve Emailed Rastar for advise but there in hongkong so not sure I’ll get a message back.
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17 hours ago, bruno22rf said:
What's in the black box, cannot see anything that resembles a chipset?
I think that’s a circuit board to control the horn and lights ??
16 hours ago, ShootingEgg said:What is on the neon green sticker, with small RC cars it's normally a small round sticker with the frequency number written on it.
If you're feeling really mad you can modify/get kits for DeWalt/Makita batteries to make these run a little spicy 😂
There’s not much on Google about this board ! The only thing I’ve found is that’s it’s 27mhz.
I’ve seen them conversions on YouTube 😂
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Yes I think your right mate cheers, I’ve took the top off and it says Ant on that wire
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4 hours ago, bruno22rf said:
Not without seeing the car details but I had exactly the same situation and ordered a universal one from Ali Express - was about a tenner. From memory you need one that comes with a new chip, you will find the old chip close to the motor usually under the seat - the chip should have a code on it. If it's anything like mine then it's a simple job but you have to tune the remote to the chip and the instructions are usually in very basic Chinglish.
can you make anything of this ? I’m going to guess and say it doesn’t have a receiver ??
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36 minutes ago, bruno22rf said:
Not without seeing the car details but I had exactly the same situation and ordered a universal one from Ali Express - was about a tenner. From memory you need one that comes with a new chip, you will find the old chip close to the motor usually under the seat - the chip should have a code on it. If it's anything like mine then it's a simple job but you have to tune the remote to the chip and the instructions are usually in very basic Chinglish.
That’s great, I’ll have a look this afternoon
cheers mate
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Morning
ive been given a RC car for my lad, he’s to young to be able to drive it him self but I’ve noticed there’s a switch for RC mode but I don’t have a control , I’ve looked online but these cars have been discontinued, I’ve also seen universal control on eBay and Amazon ? Has anyone got any ideas what control would work ?? Cheers
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Well I didn’t take any advise haha I hope I’ve done the right thing !
Ive always had Agile welly’s for year and could walk in them all day in winter, I didn’t realise Agile did a walking boot ! I’ve seen a pair online with great reviews so I’ve took the plunge and bought some Altavio Mids, they were only £98 and I can return them if I’m not happy with them,
cheers Chaps
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42 minutes ago, Ultrastu said:
I won't touch scarpa ever again .bought a pair a few years ago .they were light and comfortable but let water straight in (supposed to be gortex think they were lying ) and the sole were totally gone within 3 months never seen wear like it . They were scarpa mavericks . Total rubbish .
Cheers mate I’ll keep that in mind, I’ll have a look at oex boots as well
cheers
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Cheers for the reply’s 👍
I’ll go to Go Outdoors and try a few on, I fancy some of the scarpas, a mate of mine has had meindls and swears by them ? I’ll try some of them and all
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I know it’s been done to death but I can’t find any recent ones,
im after a pair of walking boots £150-£200.
Must be easy to maintain because I’m rubbish at looking after things. I don’t want big heavy things because I’ll be using them for walking the dog in summer, I don’t need extreme weather boots just water proof for grass, I’ll use my welly’s otherwise.
I’ve seen a couple of old post about brasher boots being good but the latest reviews on Trust pilot are shocking.so a good midrange boot that’s good for winter and summer ? Is leather the easiest to maintain ?
I looked at Altberg boots but wasn’t sure if they where water proof
Cheers
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15 hours ago, sishyplops said:
Got a 2021 XS Pro right handed 32” sporter it has the trap beaver tail forend , but it’s in norfolk
Hello mate, Norfolk is a long way for me, I should of said in the original post around the Lancashire area
cheers
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Cheers, I always keep a eye out on the internet I just need the right one to show up.
I could get a mk38 trap if I wanted but would prefer a sporter with trap forend.
i quite like the look of the new 525s with synthetic stock but not sure they would look right on a driven day
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I’m thinking of changing over from 30” to 32” barrels
If anyone’s got one there thinking of getting shut off please get in touch.
id like it to be a sporter with a trap forend if possible, I think they did a 525 with a trap forend a couple of years ago.
ive got a Miroku mk70 that I can weigh in if wanted and I might weigh in my Maxus because I don’t use it much
Cheers
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15 hours ago, Westley said:
I remove and clean the bottom firing pin on my Browning and Winchester guns every 6 months or so. By doing this I have avoided any misfires. The amount of gunge that gets on the bottom pin and its housing is incredible. I wonder how many sets of new pins have been fitted to people's guns when they were not actually required, due to muck causing misfires.
Yeah it makes you wonder, they’re not cheap either at £35 a pop just for the pin. I’ve kept my old one anyway
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All sorted, I got a pin from air gun spares and fit it my self. Pretty straightforward job, i probably would have got away with cleaning the pin to be fair but I fit new anyway. Cheers
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On 18/10/2023 at 10:44, ianspire said:
Brilliant thanks a lot, I’ve sent a message to both company’s 👍
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7 hours ago, Gordon R said:
Give them a ring.
Excellent cheers Gorden 👍
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Hello
i was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction of a new set of firing pins and springs for my MK70 ? I’ve looked online with no joy
cheers
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Thanks for the reply’s guys, much appreciated
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It’s a vehicle mechanic role but at a big company so I guess safety would come into it ? I’ll have to think of a situation this has happened, I’ve been told to use the star effect. I feel like my heads going to explode !
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Excellent 👍 sounds good to me
cheers mate
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Hi, it’s been a while since I’ve posted on here but I’ve got a interview on Thursday and running through some possible Competency questions
Does anyone have a good answer for this question ?
- Describe an instance where you had to make a decision between the priorities of a supervisor or a client.
thanks in advance 👍
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On 11/12/2022 at 14:53, Royboy said:
Giving away a Sabel sbs that a reconditioned a few years ago, it’s not perfect but still a good rough/hide gun.
preferably to go to new starter.
Clearing out my cabinet for another project.
12g no idea measurements and choke sizes but think it’s 1/4 and 1/2 with 26” barrels
bluing slightly coming off barrels, I did reblu it but it was my first attempt
located near Leyland Lancashire
Here’s some pictures
RC toddlers ride on Car
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All sorted cheers, I ended up buying a Little RC car of eBay for £8 with the same frequency and it works a treat.
Thanks again