Team Associated Insider's Newsletter, Reedy VMX 6-Cell, Aug. 31

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Team Associated Insider's Newsletter, Reedy VMX 6-Cell, Aug. 31

Aug. 31, 2007

Team Associated
Insider's Newsletter

New Products

This issue: Reedy VMX R-42 Matched 6-cell Ultra-Output
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Announcements

Product Safety Recall Notice: #611 Reedy Quasar Pro Charger

On May 10, 2004 Associated Electrics, Inc. initiated a voluntary product recall of the #611 Reedy Quasar Pro Charger in cooperation with the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Customers with this product should discontinue its use and return it for corrective service.
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Complete text of RECALL INFORMATION

Racing

Hot Rod Hobby Shootout

Complete coverage

Cragg Reclaims 2WD European Title For Team Associated

Complete coverage

Cavalieri Claims Electric Offroad National Championship For Team Associated

Complete coverage

TC5 Crowned ROAR National Champion
Complete coverage

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August 31st, 2007 at 11:51 am

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