TFL Pursuit II
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That forth photo is great, congratulations to your photographer.
I'm not keen on the graphics, especially the one that accentuates the area for the tuned pipe to stick out the back, can they easily been peeled off, or are they under clearcoat?
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Yep. I would say that's 99.5% dead on on. We just finished the Cup race and not one mention of rules this - rules that. Representatives from both major racing organizations in attendance. All of us laughing at each other like the children we are. Still did some quality racing but there we're all friends on race day. This is as far as I can tell true no matter the fuel source.Originally posted by properchopper View PostExactamento :iagree
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Monica, I know you have received mixed reviews on the new paint scheme but I like it. Will it be available in more than one color? Would look sweet in red with those graphics.
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Hi guys, the below is the new paint scheme of Pursuit!
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I hear you, bro.Originally posted by kwiktsi View PostLmao. I am married with 2 boys- 6 1/2 and 2 1/2- probably why I have such little tolerance for it these days.
I have been to several races myself, I was crewman for Properchopper
, I agree that the atmosphere is really friendly and supportive, all the guys you see on the board were there, (West Coast side anyways). I had a lot of fun and learned and watched first hand, I wouldn't trade that for anything else
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But, at the end of the day, when I want to be with my boats and enjoy the scenery of the lake, it is a time that I want to be alone. I know it sounds terrible but it is true, that's why boating gives me so much pleasure and renewed energy, because the scenery is great and the whole setting evokes peace and tranquillity------something I miss from my hectic commute and life style.
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Lmao. I am married with 2 boys- 6 1/2 and 2 1/2- probably why I have such little tolerance for it these days.Originally posted by flraptor07 View PostCouldn't have said it better myself, I just inherited the Prez spot in our club and I deffinetly wouldn't be there if it were BS, Politics and Whinning. I had enough of that when I was married!
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Couldn't have said it better myself, I just inherited the Prez spot in our club and I deffinetly wouldn't be there if it were BS, Politics and Whinning. I had enough of that when I was married!Originally posted by Doby View PostEver participated in a organized race? Politics are for the forums....at the race...fun is the name of the game..
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ExactamentoOriginally posted by Doby View PostEver participated in a organized race? Politics are for the forums....at the race...fun is the name of the game..
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No, I have not. Perhaps I should check one out. I see all the politics and complaining (not so much in this thread, just in general) online and picture it being nothing but a bunch of whining so I have avoided it lol. I know a lot of the flying fields I have checked out were more bs than they were worth to me, so I imagined this would be about the same. Sounds like maybe I have unfairly judged it. Thanks for the reply, Doby. I'll have to find and check out a race sometime.Originally posted by Doby View PostEver participated in a organized race? Politics are for the forums....at the race...fun is the name of the game..
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Ever participated in a organized race? Politics are for the forums....at the race...fun is the name of the game..Originally posted by kwiktsi View PostReading all this only reinforces why I will remain a sport boater and not race, same as why I will always fly my planes solo instead of at a club and events. The politics involved takes all the fun out of the hobby for me lol. I respect everyone's opinions on the matters and wouldn't try to change it, I just would not get involved in the first place. I do have to say though about them being a true scale representation of the real thing as mentioned earlier- if that's case, we need to slow these things waaayyyyy down to realistic scale speeds as well. There will also then be a LOT less flips and crashes, just like the real boats :).
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Reading all this only reinforces why I will remain a sport boater and not race, same as why I will always fly my planes solo instead of at a club and events. The politics involved takes all the fun out of the hobby for me lol. I respect everyone's opinions on the matters and wouldn't try to change it, I just would not get involved in the first place. I do have to say though about them being a true scale representation of the real thing as mentioned earlier- if that's case, we need to slow these things waaayyyyy down to realistic scale speeds as well. There will also then be a LOT less flips and crashes, just like the real boats :).
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Any news on this? I have a TFL Pursuit, and I'd love to have a self-righting version.
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My 2 cents, offer a gen1 non flood and gen 2 flood chamber and a quality one piece flex shaft , i have owned a pursuit and would buy another one with a flood chamber in a second-and i skimed through the some of the non topic stuff . Most racers are not going to buy a flood chamber boat anyway because of limited space flood chamber takes for battery placement and monos are the only boats to self right anyway everything else that flips is dead in the water
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YES please a one piece shaft not the 2 piece that all TFL boats come with. All my TFL boats (5) have been converted to one piece shaft for easy maintenance of greasing the shaft for the days run.Originally posted by Monica Smith View PostExcuse me, Rumdog, you mean a traditional 3/16" flex carble and prop shaft, does that one piece welded shaft?
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