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http://rcLazy.com - Lazy Goo from rcLazy is an Electrical Waterproofing agent, here we show it working by dunking a few hundred quids worth of electronics in water whilst in use.

See http://rclazy.com/2010/02/22/power-tools-for-rc-use/ for the part numbers and links etc.

http://rcLazy.com a lazy stopmotion animation of a Tamiya M05 differential build, spot the out of focus frames and jumps...

http://rcLazy.com http://shmcc.org Rare VHS footage of SHMCC Bashley off-road RC track before it was converted into on-road tarmac touring car track.

http://rcLazy.com Unboxing of possibly the very first Tamiya M05 PRO in the UK. Check out all the crazy plastic parts! Check out the manual! It's just a rollercoaster of Tamiya delight.

http://rcLazy.com The 2nd 17.5 A Final from SLCC 2009 Round 2 at Aldershot on 19 April 2009.

http://www.rcLazy.com How to use 2mm bullet connectors to neatly connect fans and accessories on radio control cars. http://www.rcLazy.com/2mmgoldconnector

http://www.rcLazy.com A modification to the lower shock mount on the HPI E-Savage to improve on the standard self-tapping screw which can easily strip out from the mounting.

http://www.rcLazy.comA broken HPI E-Savage bumper can be upgraded to an RPM part, which is stronger than the original, has a chrome nudge bar, and a improved switch position.

http://www.rcLazy.com A video detailing the rebuild of the shocks absorbers from an HPI E-Savage. Useful for any general Radio Control Car damper rebuild too.

http://www.rcLazy.com Waterproofing an HPI-E-Savage, with clear silicone sealant around speedo openings, and improving the radio box.

http://www.rcLazy.com Guided tour of Tamiya M03 Mini used for racing indoors on carpet.

http://www.rcLazy.com The stock HPI e-savage doesn't come with any cooling fans. To improve performance, and to lengthen the life of the speed control and motors it's easy to mount fans onto both. 40mm on speedo, 80mm, 92mm or 120mm on motor.