Well, I have decided to host the tank battle event at Lake Huntington next Sunday. I have 8 tanks already prepared for today battle in LA but it won't happen. My tanks can't wait till October, lol. My event will be from noon to whenever (I have to go to my temple in the morning ). I like the battle field that I have found. It is only a couple minutes from the parking lot. It has a nice public restroom right next to it. It has many trees for the tanks to hide and provides shades for us. The lake nearby also provides good breezes so it is not as hot as at the LA battle site. There is also a big picnic table for me to use too.
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HL Tanks Battle Event 09/18/2022
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Additional work continues for the event this Sunday. A series of German tanks' props for my battlefield. These are set as the "out-of-gas" abandoned German tanks scattering all over the battlefield. They are also the target practices and to ensure no one is inside by the Allies tanks' crews. Since my battlefield is quite large and flat, these big beasts will be use as shields and obstacles for tanks to hide and fight. I want to prolong the battle and I don't want tanks to get shot at so quickly.
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This is sooo cool. May I ask a question? How do these IR transmitters/receivers work? Does one have to actually aim at the target? Or does it just automatically locate like a tv remote does?
I ask because I can turn my remote 180 degrees and still raise the volume. Sorry if it's a dumb question.
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Originally posted by Woohoo\o/ View PostThis is sooo cool. May I ask a question? How do these IR transmitters/receivers work? Does one have to actually aim at the target? Or does it just automatically locate like a tv remote does?
I ask because I can turn my remote 180 degrees and still raise the volume. Sorry if it's a dumb question.
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Originally posted by Woohoo\o/ View PostThis is sooo cool. May I ask a question? How do these IR transmitters/receivers work? Does one have to actually aim at the target? Or does it just automatically locate like a tv remote does?
I ask because I can turn my remote 180 degrees and still raise the volume. Sorry if it's a dumb question.
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Originally posted by edwardyn View PostOne Sherman and the rest of the German tanks.
This battle day was put on by the OP David and he is to be commended for sharing / loaning his tanks with new people and providing the opportunity for these people to try their hand at battling RC tanks.
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Originally posted by edwardyn View PostOne Sherman and the rest of the German tanks.
For the battle, there were equally amounts of German and Allies tanks battling each others.
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