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EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER were a British progressive rock supergroup formed in London in 1970. The group consisted of keyboardist Keith Emerson, singer, guitari…
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So much old and new music and not enough time. 
Artist: Zager & Evans Album: In The Year 2525 Released: 1969 Genre: Rock Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
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Screaming Trees – Door Into Summer – Last Words: The Final Recordings (2011) http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/last-words-the-final-recordings/id451504015 htt…
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Kygo Reveals Inside Look at Life With Family and Friends in Norway With Release of Music Video for “Happy Now” Featuring Sandro Cavazza.
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it’s the song that made me like rap
I was into Hip Hop when I was younger, mostly the old school stuff by West Coast rappers.
Get N.W.A vinyl here: http://smarturl.it/NWAstore Listen to N.W.A on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/NWASpotify Find N.W.A titles on Apple Music: http://smarturl…
thx for the new experience btw. it is quite interesting and exciting rap 😮
mine is more deepest and darkest one, but give it a try :p
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Das offizielle Video zu Rio Reisers âKönig von Deutschlandâ. Das Beste von Rio Reiser: https://lnk.to/RioReiser Den Kanal abonnieren: https://www.youtube.com…
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Some excellent speed rock from Germany:
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I’m running this small version of Buggy Champ – Rough Rider for years. yes, it’s small and cannot run on the bumpy tracks.
and I watched it’s not bad on the the rally circuit where I’m running my old RC10 and 834B runners.
I started from finding a better motor for this 1/16 Buggy Champ. sport-tuned motor from tamiya was the most easy to find. but it turned out not much better than the stock motor.
they released a better sport-tuned SPT recently. and, I was told it was good. I’m thinking getting one at some point.
this tamtech champ came with the plastic spring dampers. buggy champ runs like tamiya grasshopper with the stock shocks. actually it runs better than grasshopper.
google found me Losi Mini-T shocks weeks or months ago. an I’m running with the shocks. losi shocks turned this tiny champ into a racer.
Losi shocks are slightly shorter than stock ones. and this length is better on the tracks and my living room.
Losi front shocks have almost twice bigger stroke with a dead center. and, this simple trick with shrink tube is working great.
then I came back to the motor.
a friened who is an expert on the small motors told me to find “Speed 300 6V” motor from Graupner or GWS.
Speed 300 on ebay.de
ElectricFly T-370
but the shipping charge for one single motor was overkill. I found this for less than $10 include the postage from somewhere.
this E-sky 370 motor is cheap and can be found everywhere. it has this 1/10 style endbell as you can see. the size is identical to the stock 370 motor.
the torque and speed are great for the scale. and it turned out this motor needs too much juice for the size. I might need more or better batteries.
I ran with this setup for a while, then I went to Tamtech SPT motor and new shell. SPT is much better than older sport tuned motor in every way. I have brushless in my mind too. but the price is an issue for me.
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I made this list from Asso_man!’s RC10talk thread a couple of years ago. and just noticed the file I uploaded has gone somwhere.
Yokomo YZ10 W.C.S part list thread on RC10talk
the scanned images are here
Yokomo YZ10 Pavidis Part list #1 & #2
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Came across this big red bum fuzz here on reverb.com
Sola Sound / Macaris sells a few different versions with different components along with the pricing. this one is a literally cheap, actually the cheapest version of them. they had/have more coming as well.
http://www.macaris.co.uk/colorsound
They have 3 different versions by the price. £399.00, £349.00, and £149.00. then I paid $29 for international shipping. mine is £149.00. it was $195 shipped to South Korea.
£399.00 and £349.00 versions come with the reliable components like Cliff jacks, Carling(could be Arrow H&H) DPDT footswitch, Omeg potentiometers (2 of log B 100K, 1 of linear A 100K), and better caps and resistors.
They put Zetex ZTX109 transistors on £399.00 version with better caps, even with the NOS carbon composite resistors, and probably with some tweaks.
£349.00 Bum Fuzz Unit comes with BC184 transistors. £149.00 version comes with the same transistors as far as I know. (update – this pedal came with BC549C known as a substitute for BC184)
But, £149.00 version has, as the name, cheap components include the plastic molded pots. the pots feel not good. but they still came from Piher at least. it has more unknown parts like 1/4″ jacks, footswitch, knobs, and ceramic caps.
I believe I can change some of the parts using the pics on Macaris.co.uk and Reverb.com. The schematics for Jumbo Tone Bender and B&M fuzz are on the web.
I’ll update with some mods and samples. here are the pictures
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A live and acoustic version of José González – Heartbeats featuring the video of the famous Sony Bravia advertisment
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French start-up Blade thinks it has what it takes to succeed in the space. Its cloud gaming service, Shadow, aims to bring the experience of playing a powerful gaming PC to any device, be it a laptop, tablet, phone, or smart TV. Blade’s goal for “Shadow” is substantially more ambitious than any of its peers. Rather than creating a service that delivers content, it wants to replace your console or gaming PC entirely. Booting up Shadow serves you a virtual Windows machine, which you can use to play your games on Steam, Origin, Humble, and Itch.io. The games purchased by yours, and yours to keep, from the standard storefronts. Your Shadow machine is just like any computer you’d own, except you can access it on any device for which Blade has created a client, including Macs, PCs, iOS, and Android devices. Shadow also works directly on Sony smart TVs through an Android client, and a client for Tizen-based Samsung smart TVs is on the way.
The goal of all this is bold, yet simple. Blade wants to make the home PC obsolete. You can find more informations on their website:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3JGxj2rvAs
I Follow Rivers – Lykke Li
you can found e46 at 0:12, actually i’m not sure that is really e46 but at least it is almost same :p
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJnQBXmZ7Ek
twenty one pilots – Chlorine
you can found e46 at 2:17 in this video, idk why but that back lights is black covered
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3bfa3DZ8JM
Khalid – Better
this one is absolutely not e46, but it still looks rare.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApXoWvfEYVU
Post Malone, Swae Lee – Sunflower
not e46, but similar one. 0:12 and 0:53
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The Supreme x Nike 2019 summer collection will be available at the skate label’s in-store locations in New York, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, London, Paris and also its online store from May 23. Japan will see a later release as usual on May 25.
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This post would be a help. but it seems impossible to get them unless you guys push MIP to make them again.
it’s the basic info for Yokomo CVD bones
’94 YZ10 front CVD bone 84mm
’94 YZ10 rear CVD bone 79mm
MX4 rear CVD bone 79mm
Kysho RB5/RB6 70mm CVD bones work for 870C F/R
MX4 rear bone works with ’94 YZ10 rear. and, Works F/R
’94 YZ10 rear bone works with Works F/R. and, for 870C front wide setup
Bj4 front bone doesn’t work for Yokomo diff cups
’94 YZ10 front
from the top, MX4 Rear / ’94 YZ10 Rear / Jconcpets BJ4 front.
the length are identical to each other. but the head pins are not. I’ve tried more CVD bones from AE and Losi. and all the US brand CVD bones have bigger head pins which don’t fit Yokomo diff cups
While the length is identical, Bj4 CVD bone don’t work for Yokomo diff cups
’94 yz10 cvd bones go deep inside of the diff
MX4 bones have longer head pins. it’s fine except for 870C
870C front wide setup with ’94 YZ10 CVD
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I got myself this front axle mod idea from rc10talk.com forum when I wanted to put Yokomo 2.2″ wheels on my RC10 runners a couple of years ago. Associated #7222 axles are everything actually. there are not much left to do except for getting the axles if you want to use B4 or JC rulux wheels
longer axle on the right side is ASC7222 that makes you can use none-offset wheels like B4’s, Yoke 4WD’s, and more
Yokomo made TH-1 wheel adapters for RC10. early TH-1 came with front adapters as well. but later TH-1 didn’t
I had managed to get a set of front hubs. but needed more. and got another set from a trick with Ultima hubs.
got this after I trimmed the each side of Ultima front hub from TH-8 package above. the diameter is “slightly” larger for 3/16″ bearings. but the tiny play (gap) was fixed with Loctite. then I’v been using the hubs without a issue
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