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unless you have previous nitro experience you are better off waiting for a warm day.....when you are just defying mother nature to run an RC you aren't very knowledgeable about to begin w/ is just asking for hard times...wait until the Outside Air temp is at least 40-45...I usually don't run at all when it's under 50.....and I like the cold air so it's a real bitch when I'm outside on a sunny day and no RCs in my hand......I'll live though
 
Plaidfish said:
unless you have previous nitro experience you are better off waiting for a warm day.....when you are just defying mother nature to run an RC you aren't very knowledgeable about to begin w/ is just asking for hard times...wait until the Outside Air temp is at least 40-45...I usually don't run at all when it's under 50.....and I like the cold air so it's a real bitch when I'm outside on a sunny day and no RCs in my hand......I'll live though

Very true,only true experts need apply.

And even if you know your engine from A to Z,in the cold plastic parts break easy.

Up here in Montreal it was...-38 Celcius on Monday! Try running anything with this cold, too many problems and an all alloy setup would be needed.Not worth it
 
Ya, I get what you all are saying and it's better safe than sorry. This is where my son's mini T comes in ;) Well, until we broke a spindle :(


Ray
 
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