Think Happy DG Master 1/43 rc cars – what?

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    • #10055
      Kerosene
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      Anyone know anything about these? $27.90 USD at Toy East…

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      – 1/43 hyper scale realism
      – High Performance fully digital proportional steering and speed control system
      – Multifunction full size pistol grip controller
      – Charging/docking station charges the model in less than 150 seconds while allowing the model to run for 7 min
      – Fully functional lighting system. User can control Headlights, Hazard, and turns signal individually on the pistol controller
      – Wavecoder system allow 6 different models to run simultaneously
      – Realistic suspension system
      – Full sponsorship decals applied
      – Length: 100mm
      – Batteries Requirement: AAA batteries X6, 9v batteries x1
      – Top speed: 9 km/h
      – For indoor use
      – Effective radio control range: 10 meters

      Seen them at Toy East and Nippon Hobbies

      I think this is the manufacturers website.

      Detail looks pretty good.. anyone got one or seen one?

    • #20515
      Kerosene
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      More here:
      http://www.ccp-jp.com/ccp_toy_2004/toy_product/p_dgmaster/idx_dgmaster.html
      Video at bottom of page – they look cool.

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    • #20514
      betty.k
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      they were released in japan about 4 – 6 months ago. i haven’t heard anything about them from anyone who’s bought one yet. but at that price who cares!

      deeeeeegeeeeeee mastaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!:8ball:

    • #20495
      Priest
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      i got one comming next week i will let ya all know how it goes i got the silver fairlady

    • #20497
      merc-blue
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      these things are pretty much a epoch.. preist tell us how it goes.. might have to get one

    • #38895
      Kerosene
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      Hey Priest, where did you order from?

    • #20490
      merc-blue
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      rcmart has them

    • #20491
      Kerosene
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      $55 at rcmart.. last I looked ToyEast was only $27.90.

    • #20489
      Priest
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      i got mine on special from rcfart for $39AUD i acturly wanted the orange and black 260z though they said they were out of stock “oh well” so i settled for the silver fairlady seing as that the only other choice was the old skyline anyway it should be here either monday or tuesday and i’ll try to get some pics of it in action im not expecting much i just thort this was an interesting impulse buy

    • #20477
      z-beam
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      i could definatly use a pair of them on my two tracks i made for bits.could put some life back into all that effort of the tracks…

    • #20450
      Priest
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      rewiew in a nutshell its a 1/43 scale mini-z. similar front steering and suspension as a z…pot and 1.0 motor 7 steps L/R
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      drivetrain similar setup as Z and has a h plate although its molded into the chassis and a spring suspension setup that attaches from the rear of the motor mount and then to the body itself
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      3cells so thats a bonus… twin fets for motor drive and steering control…7 steps forward and reverse no crystal just A/B/C channels 27mhz
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      the charger is a simple one and it takes 6 AAs or plug it into a power supply
      the light are as bright as johnny howard but with a little play may be able to put some decent led’s in there to get some real light of them

      ok first thing the instruction are not in english and i cannot translate so that made things a problem from the start but still who really reads them anyway [:)

      its pretty zippy for its size and i have to master the steering on it though apart from that im acturly quite impressed by it although i have only had it for about 8hrs so time will tell to see if it survives

      Edited by – Priest on 18 April 2005 19:46:18

    • #20454
      Kerosene
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      Well… that’s good enough for me. SOLD!

      I’ll be getting one in my next order from wherever.
      Thanks Priest.

    • #20455
      betty.k
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      coolness!:p sounds like an excellent beginning for a pretty decent racer! i’m thinking 4 cells, an iwaver pcb and something will need to be done about that “h plate” when it goes.

      so how’s the body? nice detail? precise painting?:8ball:

    • #20466
      micro_Amps
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      They look pretty good, close to epoch-ish and could probably handle a few mods too.
      Priest, let us know how you go with it when you have run it into a few obstacles.
      :DuA

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