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@@Dreamcee I run the carrera cars at full speed in stock form. They perform well but thinking of upgrading the tires and pulling out the magnets. The revo slot group b cars I run at power level 6/10 which I guess is about 7 or 8 volts. Works really well for these cars. The cars I race at the shop I run at 8 or 9 out of 10 as the shop I race at race on 11 volts. I like the speed adjustment as all the cars handle differently with different levels of traction and motor power. So it helps to find a nice level. I had scalextric last in 2002. This carrera track is far better quality and to be honest the cars are also better made. It does take up more room than scalextric as corners are a larger radius. But I would get carrera again in a heart beat. Especially if you think you want to try 1:24. I don't have a 124 other than the Nascar H&R kit and that has a 12V motor so I haven't had the need to buy the uprated power supply yet.

@@wjspade Yeah the Mercedes is quick. Just given it a service and the question is which one to run in two weeks. Either way fun shall be had!

@@PNWSlotcarDad Thank you. I think this is going to be a good runner once dialed in!

@@johnfloyd838 I have not tried ho scale. I am interested but at the same time the current track is the only rabbit hole I want to explore.

@@simonsays171 I understand 😎👍, whatever works for you and enjoy the hobby Simon.

@@HARRYS_SLOTCARS_N_RC_CRAWLERS yes Harry doing good. I have the track packed up for the hurricane season but will likely get one set up on the spare room floor. I have the iron dames ferrari to review.

@simonsays171 ahh super stuff , looking forward to seeing your review 🤗

You're welcome. Thanks for watching. Hope to post some new videos soon.

Hopefully with the hobby gaining in interest we start seeing more models coming to market at better prices.. one can hope.

Not yet. I need to sort out my club carrera GT car. Thinking a Lamborghini ot the audi R8.

Thank you sir. The H&R 124 Nascar I built runs really well. I would like to get a BRM but can't decide which lol!

Also hope you found some good fish and chips while visiting the UK slot fest!

There are 2 8ft x 5ft tables end to end for a total of 16ft x 5 ft

Thank you. It really is a great product solid and pro level. Being able to switch between any cars I like so easily really let's me make the most of the hobby! The Borders are a big help a few weeks in now, and agame changer for 124 scale cars and keeping 132 cars in better shape!

Yep. I got myself a pair. These are so much better than the stock ones.

Awesome. Once you get a car dialed in at the shop this makes it a lot easier to get the remaining cars ready

Thanks for watching. It looks so good but it's so fussy on track. The Paul guage help it calm down though.

Thanks Marty it has been a fun one. Gonna be tackling that marcos this weekend I think.

Great information thank you!

Thanks again. Came out better than I thought will be considering white kits more often.

Thanks for watching. I had my PB last week with it at the club track. Was giving the far more experienced drivers a good run for their money! Very happy with this car for sure!

Yeah I am lucky with my local club. We race slot.it group C. Slot.it dtm and carrera gt classes and a little Nascar. You could start a trend!

The cars are stock except for the magnetic downforce. We are allowed up to 110grams of downforce. It suits the club track well but putting the cars on the home track and they are ridiculous. I think it suits the club track because the club track is not as grippy and the braid is flush with the surface unlike the raised carrera track rail. It is a fun more technical commercial track. Suits the slot.it cars well. We also run a group C slot.it class with 100 grams which is even faster.

Hey Carsten. I subbed you and will check out your builds for sure! Thanks for watching my video.

@@simonsays171 Cool, thanks for stopping by! Greetings from Germany!

Thanks for watching. I really like it. Really opens up all sorts of directions for the hobby.

Thanks for watching. I have a digital to analog switch for my digital track. This car will stay analog but it is brass and I am sure with the ftslottechnic chip where the diode is on its own wire, a digital solution should be easy enough. SlotR has some good conversion videos for revo slot that would translate to this chassis

Thank you for watching. More coming soon ish.

Hey Jonniehobby! Thanks for watching man picked up many tips from your channel! The local club runs 1/24 Hardbody Nascar so I am putting one together. Just got the body painted and now for the waterside decals. The H&R chassis with foam tires runs well can't wait to finish up the body and have the whole car going around. I'll have to post a video when done!

Thanks for watching. There are Pros and cons with both. Plastic is great for temporary set up and playing with layouts. Not to mention easy for digital and racing more than 2 cars. Wood is not really suitable for temporary set up, difficult to implement digital lane changers can not adjust layouts. Each have their place I feel.

Progressed to a tripod. I don't use video software as I have no clue how to do that. What can I say I like coffee! Track is on a bigger table now in the garage making some modifications at the moment so maybe a week or so before the next one. Thanks for watching!

@@simonsays171 Hi Simon, no "harm done"! I am a "newbie" to the hobby and I was/am attentively studying the process as you are assembling the various components (I even got a coffee cup)! Thank you again for taking the time to describe all the parts included in this box, Ciao, L

Lol. Yeah no accidents just yet and shorts pockets still intact. A better solution is needed longterm though. I love being able to drive the other manufacturers cars. At 40 bucks per digital conversion/chip the cost of the box pays for itself pretty quickly.

Thank you. They are very pretty!

Just finished doing that. Just need to re secure the track and I am good to go!

Thank you for watching. Once the new layout is sorted out I will start working on my carrera cars a few at a time. SlotR did a good video recently his IROC one is worth a watch and something I am going to use as a baseline set up.

You might want to consider urethane tires if running without magnets. Learn to make your own, it’s pretty easy (and cheaper).

@@johncahill3644 I'll have to look into making them. I have been slowly switching to Paul guage as that's what we run at the shop. They do work better on the carrera track than stock tires for sure.

Sorry about that. I will have to stop the slow mo parts until I figure out how to record under lights without the flickering.

@@simonsays171 It's a function of shutter speed in relation to FPS, complicated by flicker speed / frequency of the light source. Tricky!

Thanks Harry. Not yet on the magnets. I liked SlotR's IROC procedure so I will likely be doing that once I have the new layout screwed down. One car at a time lol.

Thanks you for watching the Table is 16ft x 5ft. I have the new layout running but need to tidy up the overpass supports as they are just a bunch of boxes lol. I'll try to get a photo of the plan in the next few days posted.

Thank you I appreciate it.

Thank you and thanks for watching. Sounds like your set up is similar.

Yes it is a fun hobby and easy to involve existing friends in. I have also made new friends at the club. I enjoy the light tinkering and collecting of cars.

@@simonsays171 Thank you for the reply, I appreciate your feedback. Enjoy. Mark

Thank you for watching. Looking forward to the redesign build and getting the cars back on it!