RC rapier (Richard)
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Endless, Nameless
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DolwyddelanLightRail
Is that hinting something by any chance?Endless, Nameless wrote:I've never had one to trust or otherwise- not civilised enough for that kind of school, me.
I'd go for it anyway, the servo is a standard size and should only be £10- £20 if you have to buy one. It's not like it has a lot of work to do...
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Endless, Nameless
Naw! I meant it only has to move a relatively lightweight arm (it's a long arm on the reverser so with the spring backed off it's very light- leverage principles and that) so the servo has an easy life, i.e. I wouldn't be bothered about fitting a second hand one.
The one I have here is shiny and noo tho.
The one I have here is shiny and noo tho.
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Matt
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great i use paffin and desilMatt wrote:I went to private school for my GCSE's. My housemaster's were alright, although the second one took the inter-house compertitions a bit to seriously.
My first housemaster had a habbit of ligting the end of year summer BBQ with a mixture of chemicals from his lab!
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and my old one!90733 wrote:Unless you go to my school :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Mr. Bond of the DVLR wrote:I got a scholarship to a private school sixth form but I am staying at my curret school ,public, because it is better!
Just as a comparison, at my old school i could only take 3 GCSE's of my own choice and the compulsery on top, at my current one, i took 7 of my own choice, and 4 compulsery ontop!
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