Re: I'd like to introduce myself.

["WJ" <WJ-at-vdtogt.nl>]

Hi John, the TNT team always welcomes new opponents, bring them on!  I am
no expert on tanks like you are, and I am not that great in the
electronics department either (Although self-electrocution is turning into
my specialty, does that count?).

I think in this hobby(/lifestyle) you don't have to be expert in anything
to join up. With the help of Joe Sommer (http://www.anvilus.com) I
obtained an easy to use controller, which saves me a lot of worries!

I am looking forward to your project-pictures!

Regards,
WJ

PS. This message was sponsored by Anvilus Machine Works ;)
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> Well, I decided t would be best if I just outright introduced myself. And
> perhaos get some help as well.
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> My name is John, I'm 18, and I live in Nova Scotia, Canada (That's on the
> east coast... that IS the east coast actually).
> I have a love for tanks, and consider myself quite an expert on the
> subject. I also have taken a recent interest in this wonderful hobby
> (which is obvious I assume).
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> So anyway, as I said, I consider myself an expert in tanks, my knowladge
> in paint ball markers is pretty much non existant, and my knowladge of
> remote control vehicles is restricted to taking electronic things appart
> and my R/C M1A2 tank. Needless to say, I am at a slight loss.
> I have many ideas, and I'm pretty sure how to get them going. However I
> have 1 area which I am ignorant about, the electronics. I would appreciate
> any advice and information about that process that you can give me, or I
> will happily go to the hobby store in the area and bug them.
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> And last but not least, I'm planning on making a Char D'Rapture B1-bis
> since no one's touched that onderful machine yet.
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> - John
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