Harry, I am Bob Bellino, I am 69 years young, and have done slots since age of 8 and wish to say thanks for your web site! Have also been in RC for over 40 years, and made the mistake of trying to master helos? Anyway, not to insult you in any way, I have used an lubricate called Tri-Flow-it contains teflon and that helped me to keep tail rotor slide linkages working smoothly, have used this lubricate on some of the slot cars that I have, also, If you are aware of this, great, if not give it a try, thanks again for your really good articles, Bob B.
Harry, I am Bob Bellino, I am 69 years young, and have done slots since age of 8 and wish to say thanks for your web site! Have also been in RC for over 40 years, and made the mistake of trying to master helos? Anyway, not to insult you in any way, I have used an lubricate called Tri-Flow-it contains teflon and that helped me to keep tail rotor slide linkages working smoothly, have used this lubricate on some of the slot cars that I have, also, If you are aware of this, great, if not give it a try, thanks again for your really good articles, Bob B.
Cool video. Z machines lights look about as well designed as any light kit. Thanks for the clip.
Nice, excellent instructional video. When I get my track set up again one of these days I’m going to try this with one of cars.
Nice
Tutorial. Would these light have functionality like the carerra digital lights or ate these just static?
hello, what glue do you use to glue the leds?
Link to this kit please.
slotcarcorner.com/products/zm160d32-zmachine