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  • in reply to: Steering switches #14757
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    That happened to my Ferrari too. I’m using my 4 chanel multicontrol with it. I think that give a better feeling than the standar control.

    in reply to: Steering switches #14755
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    I have this same problem also.

    Were you able to fix it?

    in reply to: Buying Micros in Aus #14754
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    Kmart sell char-g 🙂

    in reply to: Anyone tried the F1s? #14753
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    Yup – Group buys.

    Basically we have two price levels AUD210.00 for the ‘basic’ Mini-Z cars and AUD235.00 for the Mini-F1 and more ‘unique’ Mini-Z cars.

    In those prices we cover all the hassle of importing the cars, including customs, currency transfer and shipping as well as make a standard 5% margin that goes back to paying the hosting bills for this site.

    There’s a link off the homepage or you can click directly http://www.ausmicro.com/buyonline/mini-z_buy.asp

    in reply to: Anyone tried the F1s? #14752
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    group buys????

    woot!!

    in reply to: Bits vs. I-Racers #14751
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    tis my understanding that because bits are slower it makes them easier to control even tho the i-racers have proportional steering and speed…

    true?

    in reply to: big wheels mod…question… #14750
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    We dont have Radio Shack over here but I’ll give Maplins a go…cheers for the advice.

    in reply to: Different 2.4V Mod #14749
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    at jaycar all it says about shipping to USA is: Oversease shipping (P.O.A) $0.00. what is P.O.A? and why does it say it doesnt cost anything?

    in reply to: Steering switches #14748
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    Hello,

    “those squares with black stuff comming cout” are small microswitches;

    these parts are a completely standard, you can buy them from any

    electronics shop and replace them. The same microswitches are used in

    mouse buttons, so if you have an old mouse you can scavenge them from

    there. The replacement is quite easy to do.

    in reply to: Buying Micros in Aus #14747
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    ok, cheers guys

    What about Char-G’s are there any retailers in Aus ?

    What are the main differences between DigiQ and Char-G ???

    Thanks Again 🙂

    in reply to: using tomy axles with oem bullet #14746
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    Thanks eyris this IS helpful stuff, since a mate and mehave startmaking alloy wheels (and i haven’t recived my bit’s yet).

    We almost have the wheels ready, but need to find some axles :smiley6:

    in reply to: Steering switches #14745
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    i think my problem is abit more serious. its not the actual seethrough stuff thats broken, its those squares with black shaft buttons comming out. they seem to have no spring in them, or whatever makes them click. either that, or they are stuck

    in reply to: Steering switches #14743
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    Hello,
    I had the same problem butI believe I fixed it yesterday. Open the transmitter case to remove the plastic control buttons. Using a hobby knife or similar remove the molding flash from the edges of the control buttonsas they catch on the transmitter case causing the control buttons to stick. My transmitter seems fine to date.
    Cheers

    in reply to: magnet placement #14742
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    it is not hard to do – give it a go. just be careful!

    in reply to: Steering switches #14741
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    i have this problem too. it doesnt click, and a simple jiggle of the controler will set it off. dont know how to fix this problem tho.

    in reply to: Help!?! #14740
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    Martin

    Instead of trying to push in the black tabs (they’re part of the chassis), just get your finger under the front bumper andlift the body up and away from the tab.

    Sorted! :smiley1:

    Derek

    in reply to: Different 2.4V Mod #14739
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    in reply to: Different 2.4V Mod #14737
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    prabbit on your dual battery setup can you use telephone wire? also is soldering required or can you tape it with some electrical tape

    in reply to: Racing program? #14736
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    There are race guidelines for drag racing at http://www.questformadness.com that breakdown different race classes. Click on the article on the main page to read or download it.

    in reply to: big wheels mod…question… #14735
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    Use 2 washers for 2.56mm machine screws or any other appropriately sized washers. Go to radio shack or similar shop with a wide selection of washers.

    in reply to: Racing program? #14732
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    Yah in California they started a race its already bin planed. Whoever lives in san jose go to Great Mall Some where between july 27 toaugust 3. But that is wut they told me .

    SpeedKing

    in reply to: whats the difference #14731
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    Quote:
    Originally posted by Jaydeman on 27July2002

    I’ve read the the Bit Char-G frequencies are not allowed in the UK as well, hence a reason for the repackaging and difference in freqs.

    Yes. There are certain RF laws in the UK that don’t allow anything over 40MHz (or something like that).

    in reply to: 4 channel booster controller #14730
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    Yes. If you then wanted to use your OEM controller on the modified OEM bits, you’ll have to open the OEM controller and do a similar swap with the forward/back buttons. Someone has done this before and had pictures on how to do the swap, but I forget who (it was a while ago).

    in reply to: Bit Char G vs Digi Q #14729
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    SkidMark made some good observations, I currently have a 4 DigiQ cars, 1-Digi Propo and 1 Digi Propo Special on order and should be to me by Aug 1st…Then shortly after my backorder on 2 Skyline GT-R Bit Char-G cars (2.2 motors) will be coming

    My new website is now up and running, and when I get my ‘toys’ I’ll be putting my Digital Camera/Camcorder to work and will be posting pics/movies up for all to check out.

    I intend to FULLY go through every detail of pro/con of both these babies and will share my findings.

    in reply to: Different 2.4V Mod #14728
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    there should be shipping info at the jaycar website.

    http://www.jaycar.com.au

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