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Aug 20, 2019
The shocks fit a Traxxas Rustler or Slash, 2WD & 4WD
1 of 1 found this helpful The shocks fit a Traxxas Rustler or Slash, 2WD & 4WD.
My complaint is the top does not seal tight and shock oil leaks out when the RC is stored.
If anyone knows what size O-ring would fit or the part number of a shock bladder which will fit, it would be greatly appreciated.
Most hobby shops have those parts behind the counter and frown on eBay purchased items in their stores.
Jan 24, 2017
Used this to recover data on old IDE HDs
I have 3 old HDs from Windows 95 and later PCs. I used this to recover tax data, video and digital photos from them.
Requires some patience, takes a bit for the IDE HDs to complete connection, then wind up and avail their data.
I was recovering data while watching football, then took the old HDs to the city which ran a program where they would destroy old HDs while you watch to protect your identity, should their be any personal data on the HD.
May 21, 2019
Paired quickly with a Spektrum DX5C radio
Paired quickly with a Spektrum DX5C radio.
No longer need to have a binding plug, there is a button instead.
While it is 2 channel, there is a 3rd plug to run an auxiliary item such as lights.