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legionofone	2009 Land Speed Record-Pix/Video updated 6/15/09	Lead	[-]
Posts: 1531 (06/13/09 02:32 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None Remove this ad I didn't get to see the Modifieds...but Shawn said the fastest was 100+MPH!!! Video is of Rob's NSR Mosler in the Stock event. Enjoy, E. Last Edited By: 13davek 06/15/09 09:43 AM. Edited 1 time.
ddyke	Stock	#1	[-]
Posts: 4109 (06/13/09 03:30 PM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Bob Beck 3.405 33.040mph Ninco Lambo Murc. Rod Evans Deslot Deslot F1 Mark Portman 5.447 20.654mph Slot-It Audi Tony Snyder DNS SCX Peugeot Tony Snyder 5.671 18.838 MRRC Toyota Celica Round 1 Bob Beck 3.16 35.511mph Ninco Lambo Murc. Rod Evans 3.142 35.805mph NSR Mosler Mark Portman 5.23 21.511mph Slot-It Audi Tony Snyder Desot Deslot Carrera Peugeot Tony Snyder Deslot Deslot MRRC Toyota Celica Dave Kennedy 5.353 21.016mph SCX Ferrari Mark Portman 3.904 28.817mph Slot-It Jag XJR12 Tommy Telando 4.571 24.612mph Slot-It Audi R8C Brian McNay Deslot Deslot Carrera Plymouth Superbird Tom McNay 5.984 18.800mph SCX Morgan Bruce Yeomans 6.627 16.976mph Fly Porsche Evo Tom McNay 3.284 34.257mph Scalextric Williams F1 Rod Evans 3.378 33.304mph Scalextric Honda F1 Round 2 Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Ninco Lambo Murc. Rod Evans 2.762 40.731mph NSR Mosler Mark Portman Scratch Slot-It Audi Tony Snyder 5.192 21.668mph SCX Peugeot Tony Snyder 3.231 34.819mph MRRC Toyota Celica Dave Kennedy Deslot Deslot SCX Ferrari Mark Portman 3.84 29.236mph Slot-It Jag XJR12 Tommy Telando Deslot Deslot Slot-It Audi R8C Brian McNay 3.043 36.970mph Carrera Plymouth Superbird Tom McNay 7.572 14.857mph SCX Morgan Bruce Yeomans 6.381 17.630mph Fly Porsche Evo Tom McNay 2.97 37.879mph Scalextric Williams F1 Rod Evans Deslot Deslot Scalextric Honda F1 Round 3 Bob Beck 4.814 23.369mph Ninco Lambo Murc. Rod Evans 2.577 43.655mph NSR Mosler Mark Portman Scratch Slot-It Audi Tony Snyder 5.247 21.441mph SCX Peugeot Tony Snyder 5.208 21.601mph MRRC Toyota Celica Dave Kennedy 5.099 22.03mph SCX Ferrari Mark Portman Deslot Deslot Slot-It Jag XJR12 Tommy Telando Deslot Deslot Slot-It Audi R8C Brian McNay 2.894 38.874mph Carrera Plymouth Superbird Tom McNay 4.658 24.152mph SCX Morgan Bruce Yeomans 6.264 17.96mph Fly Porsche Evo Tom McNay 3.036 37.055mph Scalextric Williams F1 Rod Evans 3.107 36.209mph Scalextric Honda F1 Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
ddyke	Modified	#2	[-]
Posts: 4110 (06/13/09 03:33 PM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Round 1 Round 1 - Modified Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Carrera Plym Superbird Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Carrera Dodge Charger Rod Evans 1.287 43.927mph Cartrix Lotus Mark Portman 1.477 38.276mph Carrera Plym Superbird Tommy Telando 1.849 30.575mph Fly Capri Tommy Telando 1.082 52.250mph Carerra Plym Superbird Brian McNay 0.696 81.227mph Carerra Plym Superbird Tom McNay 0.671 84.253mph F1 Carrera Bruce Yeomans Deslot Deslot Cartrix Lotus 16 Tom McNay 0.96 58.89mph Carrera Superbird Rod Evans Deslot Deslot Carrera Dodge Charger Rod Evans 0.651 86.842mph NSR Mosler Shawn Smith Deslot Deslot Fly Racing Truck Round 2 - Modified Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Carrera Plym Superbird Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Carrera Dodge Charger Mark Portman Deslot Deslot Carrera Plymouth Superbird Tommy Telando 0.971 58.223mph Carrera Plym Superbird Tommy Telando 1.689 33.472mph Fly Capri Brian McNay Deslot Deslot Carerra Plym Superbird Tom McNay 1.228 42.253mph Carerra Plym Superbird Bruce Yeomans Deslot Deslot Cartrix Lotus 16 Tom McNay 0.482 117.291mph F1 Carrera Rod Evans 1.362 41.508mph Cartrix Lotus Rod Evans DNF DNF NSR Mosler Rod Evans Deslot Deslot Carrera Dodge Charger Shawn Smith 1.113 50.794mph Fly Racing Truck Round 3 - Modified Bob Beck Deslot Deslot Carrera Plym Superbird Bob Beck 1.304 43.354mph Carrera Dodge Charger Mark Portman Deslot Deslot Carrera Plymouth Superbird Tommy Telando 1.047 53.996mph Carrera Plym Superbird Tommy Telando 1.855 30.477mph Fly Capri Brian McNay 0.707 79.963mph Carerra Plym Superbird Tom McNay Scratch Scratch Carerra Plym Superbird Bruce Yeomans Deslot Deslot Cartrix Lotus 16 Tom McNay 0.473 119.522mph F1 Carrera Rod Evans 1.408 40.152mph Cartrix Lotus Rod Evans Scratch Scratch NSR Mosler Shawn Smith Deslot Deslot Fly Racing Truck Rod Evans 0.668 84.632mph NSR Mosler Unofficial Tom McNay 0.488 115.849mph F1 Carrera 0.356 158.804mph F1 at 20v Tom McNay Rocket 20v Rod Evans 0.624 90.6mph NSR Mosler Pick-up truck at 20v Rod Evans 0.399 141.689mph NSR Mosler at 20v Tommy Slammed Superbird at 20 v Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
ddyke		#3	[-]
Posts: 4111 (06/13/09 03:35 PM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The 158 was urned at 20 volts The car was a gem of precision construction. Dan Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
4424ever		#4	[-]
Posts: 195 (06/13/09 04:01 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'm impressed would have expected some good passes but it sounds like everyones cars are well thought out and the performance shows , quite honestly I'd have bet a 1/32 car could not break the 100mph mark Well done congrats to all!
13davek		#5	[-]
Posts: 1173 (06/14/09 08:39 AM) Still....Mr. Slotburger! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Heya guys it's was a fun event for sure. I'm working on my video today and I'll post it soon. Hi Dan, I thought my last pass was 24 miles per hour? In any case thanks for everyone's work on this record event. It was lots of fun to meet so many new friends and finally get to meet people that I've been "talking" with for years online here at HRW. DaveK Slot Car News
Robert Livingston		#6	[-]
Posts: 895 (06/14/09 04:35 PM) Home Racing Guru! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Now, this whole event was on plastic track, and the wood track could not be used? Was a record set?
ElSecundo		#7	[-]
Posts: 7914 (06/14/09 05:29 PM) Home Racing Guru! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The only reason that the wood track couldn't be used was that we had two different timing systems. One had a speed trap for the 'flying mile (165 feet, one scale mile in 1:32), the other had an eight-foot speed trap. The software limitations made it impossible to use the 8' trap, and that sensor harness was set up on the wood track, with the flying mile speed trap on the plastic track. We weren't going to make the racers wait while doing major surgery to install the flying mile harness into the wood track. Instead, we shortened the flying mile to a flying half mile by moving the Scalextric sensor track to the midpoint. This gave the guys who built their cars to gain speed slowly a chance to gain speed, but it still left the timing area long enough for the timing system to keep up. I like cottage cheese. That's why I want to try other dwelling cheeses, too. How about studio apartment cheese? Tent cheese? Mobile home cheese? Do not eat mobile home cheese in a tornado. Mitch Hedberg
JetGuy.fastlaneslotcar...	Thank You All !!!	#8	[-]
Posts: 191 (06/14/09 09:16 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	First of all i want to thank all the people that made the event possible. The facility provided by Green Sales was more than sufficent to accomodate the biggest slot car track I've ever seen !!! :-) Thank youYeoman Family & CincySlots/Green Sales staff, SCX & Dave, Fast Lane for donating the track TYVM Ray, REH, Bullet Speedway, Kurt, Dan, Tom, Brian (best crash award winner), Pat, Meatball & everyone else that helped out and participated in this most unique and interesting slot car event !!! It was nice to meet all the fellow enthusiasts and sponsors !!!! You are right...I was pretty satisfied thinking i'd just set a record in the stock class and then running 2nd to Tom's Monster Carrera F1 that has haunted my sleepless nights for weeks. You should see all the gadgets and gizmos he has for testing and quantifying what his cars will do... he even built a wind tunnel for this event to test the wings and ground effects. That is dedication, Congratulations in the Modified Class Tom!!! Maybe next time my modified cars will work better and i wont have to use my NSR. Biggest disappointment would definatley be not getting even one clean run with the "Daytona Limo" This was definately going to be my fastest car but between blowing gears, and blowing tires, and deslotting, the competition was over...I will post a pic of the inside of it if i can use the camera @ work tomorrow. I cant believe how much time i put into this one with no results Tom definately adjusted to plastic track more quickly than i did. I had 3 cars entered in Modified class and repairs kept me too busy to do any R&D... No need to research which motor was preferred the NSR 46k's were awesome and the runs @ 20 volts were something too see indeed. I have flown R/C Jet aircraft 150mph+ and it was amazing how much wind the cars were displacing while traveling down the track. You could hear them go by..thhhhhhwwwwwiiiIIIPP I wish we had a radar gun to verify the results a second way, but i feel very confident that multiple runs were well in excess of 100mph. Rodney Evans ~ Cincinnati, Ohio Slot.it Car Setup Guide 2011 LSR Report http://cincyslotrods.yuku.com/topic/858 http://landspeedrecordslotcar.homestead.com/ Last Edited By: JetGuy 06/15/09 01:35 PM. Edited 3 times.
ddyke		#9	[-]
Posts: 4133 (06/15/09 07:12 AM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tom's car did a 117, 119, 115 (Brian driving to allow his dad Tom to see the car on the big end. Seeing might be an inappropriate word -- seeing a blur would be better. Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
13davek		#10	[-]
Posts: 1174 (06/15/09 09:43 AM) Still....Mr. Slotburger! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Remove this ad � Slot Car News
ddyke		#11	[-]
Posts: 4135 (06/15/09 10:08 AM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It was good to see this from the starting end. Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
cincyslots		#12	[-]
Posts: 2068 (06/15/09 10:19 AM) CincySlots Big Cheese Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	that's a great video. more more we need more. thanks, bruce WWW.CINCYSLOTS.COM Bruce@cincyslots.com e-mail g2172@aol.com
13davek		#13	[-]
Posts: 1175 (06/15/09 10:22 AM) Still....Mr. Slotburger! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I raced an FXX powered by the RX4H. My first run was 21 mph, I had a deslot on the second run (no time recorded), and my third run was recorded as 22 mph but Tommy and I remembered it being a 24 mph run. Between runs I switched from wheels/tires and whole rear end (to a 24 tooth gear). I wanted to use SCX power rather than just dive in with the NSR motor. Even though I finished near the bottom I had a great time. Some photos from the race. One of the cars comes to an abrupt stop as it gets caught in the wiring trackside. Bruce from Cincy Slots watches the action from high atop his perch trackside. Rod works on his car(s) between runs on the track. Rod pumps his fists after a fast run. His winning NSR Mosler. Paper wheel "inserts". NSR 46King motor. The whole crew from the LSR-2009. Slot Car News
ddyke		#14	[-]
Posts: 4136 (06/15/09 10:44 AM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Dave, I could have announced it wrong. Pat recorded then I checked and he rechecked. What was your gearing? You needed a 15 tooth pinion as you were maxed out way before the finish. Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
13davek		#15	[-]
Posts: 1176 (06/15/09 11:33 AM) Still....Mr. Slotburger! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	That's ok Dan, I'm not that concerned with my speed really. Slot Car News
ElSecundo		#16	[-]
Posts: 7921 (06/15/09 11:38 AM) Home Racing Guru! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I love that shot of Rod after the fast run. Man, he was having a ball, and the enthusiasm really made it a good time. That's Bruce's Cartrix Lotus buried in the track wiring. Great shot! Hey Bruce, are those the wheels and tires off the Monogram Tuner cars? I like cottage cheese. That's why I want to try other dwelling cheeses, too. How about studio apartment cheese? Tent cheese? Mobile home cheese? Do not eat mobile home cheese in a tornado. Mitch Hedberg
cincyslots		#17	[-]
Posts: 2069 (06/15/09 02:06 PM) CincySlots Big Cheese Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	yep, i needed more traction. bruce WWW.CINCYSLOTS.COM Bruce@cincyslots.com e-mail g2172@aol.com
ddyke		#18	[-]
Posts: 4138 (06/15/09 02:40 PM) The 'Scrap Man' Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	We have not mentioned Shawn Smith's truck much, BUT it turned 50 MPH run. I am building a truck to run against him next year. We could have a truck class. Shawn has the fastest known truck in the world! Cicero III. xi. "Through a specious appearance of expediency wrong is often committed in transactions between state and state . . . no cruelty can be expedient; for cruelty is most abhorrent to human nature, whose lead we ought to follow."
ElSecundo		#19	[-]
Posts: 7925 (06/15/09 02:46 PM) Home Racing Guru! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Very true, Dan. I thought that each entrant was interesting -- there wasn't any 'field filler', and we were all rooting for each car as it got on the track. The truck was different, and I'm surprised that Shawn was the only one using a truck with that tall final drive. I like cottage cheese. That's why I want to try other dwelling cheeses, too. How about studio apartment cheese? Tent cheese? Mobile home cheese? Do not eat mobile home cheese in a tornado. Mitch Hedberg
waaytoomuchintothis		#20	[-]
Posts: 2156 (06/15/09 02:48 PM) Home Racing Guru! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Remove this ad All this good talk about the LSR has started me thinking... Since the 20 volt run was just for fun, and produced such stupendous results, are we thinking that the 20 volt might become a permanent part of the event? If so, can we participate in that category alone? I'm thinking about a wide open category, no holds barred, high-amperage 20 volt assault on physics. I can see an argument for not being able to do the 20 volt unless you do the 12, too, though. That way anyone who doesn't have time for building two cars could still run in the 20 volt with their 12 volt car. What do you think? There ain't no learnin' in the second kick of a mule...

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2009 Land Speed Record-Pix/Video updated 6/15/09

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