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Thunder Tiger EB-4 S2 Pro SC - Yellow (2003) - 6223-F* - Radio Controlled ModelHistory and Info:
Introduced by Thunder Tiger in 2003, the EB-4 S2 PRO SC Super Combo version - TTR 6223-F22 - came factory assembled RTR, with a pre-painted Yellow / Red Bodyshell, a PRO-21BXR Pull-Start Engine and 2-Channel Radio System with 2 Servos. A Starter and Fuel were also included.
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★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
★ Thunder Tiger EB4 S2 Pro Chassis ★
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Buying a Used Thunder Tiger EB-4 S2 Pro
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Battery Connectors
Over the years I have been racing radio controlled model cars of all descriptions, I have tried a number of different connectors for my batteries.
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Hints, Tips and Information
Glow Plugs for Nitro Engines
Nitro Engines for RC Models use a system to ignite the fuel mixture that simply employs a wire coil in a small housing called a Glow Plug. To start the engine, a battery powered Starter, or Glow Igniter, is connected to the Glow Plug and electric current heats the coil to white hot, so that when you pull start your engine, the air - fuel mixture in the cylinder is ignited. With the engine now running, the starter is no longer required. Heat generated under compression is enough to keep the coil element hot enough to keep the engine running.
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