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#251732 9-Jul-2019 14:12
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Hi.

 

Bunnings near me has a large area in their carkpark, which for various entirely reasonable reasons they don't want me to use off peak to have a play with my radio controlled car in, but I wondered if anyone knew of public spaces or somewhere else I could take it in central Auckland?

 

Needs to be pretty large, and ideally have not too many pillars :-)

 

 

 

Cheers

 

 


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  #2272418 9-Jul-2019 14:49
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Indoor or outdoor?



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  #2272419 9-Jul-2019 14:51
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Handle9: Indoor or outdoor?

 

Either is fine, though I imagine outdoor polished floors would be rare. 

 

 


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  #2272423 9-Jul-2019 14:55
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It's not concrete but there is a kids bike and scooter area in the back of Avondale with marked roads etc. It's also got a couple of old netball courts that don't get used.


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  #2272441 9-Jul-2019 15:56
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What about the museum? Also check out victory centre in freemans bay. *EDIT* missed the polished.


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  #2272443 9-Jul-2019 16:00
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Flat polished concrete required? Must be an F1 replica!

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  #2272444 9-Jul-2019 16:13
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No, it's for drifting my electric radio controlled car.

 


 
 
 

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  #2272586 9-Jul-2019 19:12

On the corner of East Coast rd and Forrest Hill rd on the North Shore. There is a water reservoir that has a flat concrete top, and is almost completely buried (top is approx 1M above the ground level).

I see that someone has even painted a track for RC cars on it.

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  #2272605 9-Jul-2019 19:56
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networkn:

 

No, it's for drifting my electric radio controlled car.

 

 

 

What have you got? - Ive only just started dipping my toes.

 

Started with a 1:10 2wd aarma voltage for my son - Into a 2nd hand brushless 2wd slash for me (and then my son) and just started racing in a stock racing truck class with a Tamiya 1:14 racing truck


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  #2272620 9-Jul-2019 20:18

Aredwood: On the corner of East Coast rd and Forrest Hill rd on the North Shore. There is a water reservoir that has a flat concrete top, and is almost completely buried (top is approx 1M above the ground level).

I see that someone has even painted a track for RC cars on it.

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Near Greville Res, Forrest Hill, Auckland 0620
https://maps.app.goo.gl/9XVdYSXgXDKEKcTe7

 

 

And a better link from the Google maps website on desktop.

 

https://goo.gl/maps/k1r9oGudYQPq5xhd7

 

The first link was from the Google maps Android App.






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