I have 6. I typically only get to run one day a week so when I get the chance I bring most, if not all of the fleet. I always clean/oil before putting them away for the week.
Because of my job, i run the Fury at least twice a day. I do inspections on satellite dish installs for a smaller company, and, if i find an issue with a new install, i get to sit, sometimes up to an hour, while i wait for a tech to show up. Don't ask me why they do it that way, its just how its been done since i started there, so, while i'm waiting, ill find someplace nearby and run it to kill time.
Luckily, mine don't get that dirty since I run on grass and at skate parks. Usually, any dirt that is on them gets washed off in the winter when I bash in the snow.
Mine get muddy, covered in rocks, rained on, snowed on, you name it. I live in the snow belt in upstate N.Y., so we get everything from really hot days, to massive snowstorms, and i don't like to sit inside, so unless its a thunderstorm, i've been known to be outside with them in almost any weather. Im in the middle of building a Granite 4X4 and a Racers Edge Pro2 as winter bashers, and i have a heavily weatherized Redcat Blackout for after it rains real heavy, because around here, after it rains enough, the end of our road will have 6 inch deep puddles for days that i blast through and jump over. My RC cars have become my reason for not sitting in front of the TV, so im outside with them quite a bit.Luckily, mine don't get that dirty since I run on grass and at skate parks. Usually, any dirt that is on them gets washed off in the winter when I bash in the snow.
Reviving an old thread. I just changed the bearing on my dbxle. Doing this made me decide to buy power tips for my rc cars.
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