Ron Olson

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Me Time Productions has a new site and will be doing live webcasts from major racing events. They've already done 2 test webcasts and the next one will be the Indy MBC's Hydro Masters from September 18-20 in Hobart, Indiana. You'll need to sign up and pay $1.00 for access to the webcast but that buck will also give you access to all of the DVD's that they've made over the years. Members can also do their own webcasts as they are planning a Friday night session where anyone can put on their own little show. Your dollar is good for a full year of viewing anything on their site. The content is supposed to be set up so that you can download any of it to your computer. Check out the blooper video of Mike "Grimracer" Zaborowski at the bottom of the home page, funny!
Oh yeah, the site: http://www.metimeliverc.com/
If you watch the webcast from Hobart, you might see my ugly self!

Grimracer

O YEA!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.metimeliverc.com/

Im with Ron..

Its metime or nothing!

Grim

Cristian Aldana

Excellent idea! is a major contribution to the globalization of rc racing boats allows you to reach all parts of the world and take the hand of this great team, producers, moderators and competitors a broad vision of what this happening and unify all followers thus allowing significant growth, greetings from south america!

my english is terrible but the passion is the same!!

srw1960

great idea!! something to look forward to

metimeproductions

Hey!
Thanks Guys!!!!!! It's going good so far, we have gotton tons of positive emails!! We really appreciate everyone's encouragement and support!
Can't wait to get to Indiana and start the live broadcast!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's going to be a blast!!!!!!!

Kerri Carter

Ron Olson

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Kerri, you might want to bring some warm clothing along, the weather has been weird up here. It's only 52 right now, more like October than the end of August.
Yes, I've still got that picture of you from Celina. See you there!

mymammushouse

i 2nd that w/ the weather temps up here, sweater weather

metimeproductions

Awww Man, I was hoping to sport my bikini top all weekend Ha, Just kidding.
Thanks for the heads up, I hate to be cold. Guess I will have to pull out the fall wardrobe!

See you soon!!

Kerri

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Come on Kerri, I saw how the guys were when you were dressed in the shot above, I don't think that most of them could handle you in a bikini! I'm still carrying nitro tablets just in case!
Living about 120 miles away I'm packing for anything from shorts to a winter coat.
What's really great about going live is that people who have never been to a race or raced before will be able to see how it's done from start to finish without editing. There's some of the best racers in the US, Canada and one Frenchman attending.

Macleod

Hey, its perfect weather here in Western Australia for bikini wearing.....

Congrats on the website Kerri. I'm now a premium member....

Ron Olson

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Ross and others, we're getting really excited about this coming weekend. Mike is going to on the air a lot giving play-by-play. I got warned today that they want to interview me! Why, I don't know.
Kerri might be wearing a bikini but maybe under thermal clothing! The forecasted weather isn't going to be that bad as the mornings will be in the low 50's and highs in the mid-70's with clear skies.
Ross, have you wife watch also as she'll find out that we've all got accents up here on top of the world!
There'll be a chatroom going on during the event and I don't know if the Me Time crew will have enough time to chat as they're usually very busy with everything else.

I should be easy to spot at the event as I'll be wearing my black RCU hat.

Macleod

Not to mention the stained T-Shirt and shorts as well, hey Ron...???

I hope I can get the time difference right as I dont want to miss it...!!!!!

Good luck guys for the broadcast.......

nomobux

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I'm in .... thanx

brians63

doe's anybody have an address for the location this will be at? I tried to go there today, going from La Porte to Hobart.... which should have been a easy drive straight over on 6 but seems i ended up driving straight through Hobart an deep into Gary before i realized i had gone to far.... kept looking for Hobart signs but never saw one...

Ron Olson

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Brian, too bad that it's over now. The lake is basically a straight shot right down 51. OK there is a turn or 2 as you have to take the truck route but that will run you right up to the lake.
I just got home from there, what a weekend!!!!!!!!!
Look for pix and vids ASAP.

brians63

Sooo where is the pix and vids... come on man your killin me here [sm=spinnyeyes.gif]

Ron Olson

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Here's some pix: http://s53.photobucket.com/albums/g6...dro%20Masters/ . Videos are another story right now. I got them burned to a disc but playing hell trying to get them inside the 'puter. New 'puter and new camera, both loads of fun! [sm=48_48.gif]

Blackout

I joined today and watched this past weekends race coverage. Very cool!

Ron Olson

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That dollar will keep you a member for one year. I'm looking forward to the Gas Nat's coming soon.
I didn't know that they were recording the raffle as I won several prizes including what was supposed to be the big one, a Jaguar .67 outrigger hydro! I also got a card of O'Donnell glow plugs, a gallon of O'Donnell 50% nitro and certificates for 2 ABC props. Not bad for $50.00 worth of tickets.
If you watch the last video from Sunday, I'm at 16:09, 21:55 and 30:10.

TCHedOff

Hey Ron! I feel bad for you having spent $50.... I feel I should do SOMETHING to help you!

Tell you what, to help you out, I'll give ya $50 for the JAG rigger!

Just teasin - Congrats!

Ron Olson

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Todd, seeing how I don't run big-block nitro, I had an offer right away for it. Kevin Sheren swapped me for a NIB RCMK S-254 Evo. He's gotta wait until sometime in January to get the kit. Me, the engine showed up in the mail this morning. I might have gotten the short end a little as I heard thaat the hull goes for somewhere in the neighborhood of $550.00 but Kevin has done a lot for me already wheelin' and dealin'.
Usually in drawings my luck isn't so hot but hey, it was worth the money anyway for the show that was put on. People are going to be typing about this event for a long time! Doug has literally thousands of shots to sort through before those will get uploaded onto their site. He's gonna have a helluva time trying to pick out the best.
The next event on Me Time will be worth watching but I'm waiting for the Gas Nat's webcast!

ROADSIDE

Hi Ron
i am back from vacation and tryed that receiver tank,( If you remember) it works a treat.
The reciever tank is full and the main tank fuel line blowen back into tank.
So there's enough fuel in the 6cc reciever tank for the engine to start & by the tyme it does,
the exhaust pressurises the main tank and feeds the fuel through to run.
I checked out the pics too"looks great" wish we had a purpose lake for that sort of gig.((USE TO))
Hey whilst im typing  (sort of) to you can you tell me the differance between a surface prop & submersable prop?
STILL WORKING ON IT
ROADSIDE OLLY

Ron Olson

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Not any difference as to surface and sub-surface props, it's just where they exit. With a surface drive you can spin a larger prop as with a 2-blade, generally one blade is out of the water most of the time.