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stupidjonny commented 6 months ago

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40+ mph exceed rc sunfire

Estimated speed by counting frames and measuring the distance traveled (note the tape on the street, 25ft between the small and large strips of it)...

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stupidjonny said:

@NEOCUBEST electric

• stupidjonny commented 1 year ago

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  40+ mph exceed rc sunfire

  Estimated speed by counting frames and measuring the distance traveled (note the tape on the street, 25ft between the small and large strips of it)...

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  stupidjonny said:

  @50nollieman this is not that same motor and ESC, this is an 8.5 turn motor, nitrorcx shows the stock brushless motor (13 turns i think). I installed this motor and esc, so its a bit different to my knowledge at least.

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stupidjonny commented 1 year ago

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Congressman Paul on CNBC's Closing Bell with Maria Barteroma

Congressman Paul discusses his plans as the new chairman of the Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee.

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stupidjonny said:

@russkeller well try living in China and see if you are any better off.

• stupidjonny commented 1 year ago

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  Congressman Paul on CNBC's Closing Bell with Maria Barteroma

  Congressman Paul discusses his plans as the new chairman of the Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee.

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  stupidjonny said:

  @CurtHowland the "fed" as we know it now has been around since Madison was in office, it was called the Second National Bank back then, then when he was elected, Andrew Jackson actually dismantled it, then a cople of years later there was wild speculation leading to the panic of 1837, im just say...

• stupidjonny commented 1 year ago

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  Congressman Paul on CNBC's Closing Bell with Maria Barteroma

  Congressman Paul discusses his plans as the new chairman of the Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee.

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  stupidjonny said:

  @3rdEchel0n you are right we dont have a totally free market, the closest we ever came to that was in the late 1920's and it didnt work out so well, there has to be balance so every one can compete and participate, without regulation, there isnt an level playing field, so the markets would be con...

• stupidjonny commented 1 year ago

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  Congressman Paul on CNBC's Closing Bell with Maria Barteroma

  Congressman Paul discusses his plans as the new chairman of the Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee.

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  stupidjonny said:

  "markets are pretty smart", LOL, does he know there used to be a housing market? Why cant anyone see that the reason the United States' free market economy is successful is because ultimately, its based on a sytem of oversights, and balanced by regulations to avoid bubbles and crashes?

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