DiFalco 1/32 scale controller review

[@spareroomracing3168]

Getting close to ordering a 302. Will be my first high end controller

[@3roomsraceway612]

Hi Greg
Great review
Do you recommend any controllers that suit Carrera digital?

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

Sorry, I'm not familiar with digital controllers.

[@3roomsraceway612]

@@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518 no worries mate I thought I’d ask just in case 👍

[@modelracecar]

SlotIt SCP3

[@Friskee62]

I have the 17 band, will eventually get the 302.

[@Rafa_tm]

I am considering ordering one, how is braking in this controller? I ask because sometimes I feel that there isn't enough braking in some of these resistors/network type controllers.

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

It's good, but there is a model with a brake relay that might be better.

[@Rafa_tm]

@@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518 Thanks! I like the dd302 because of its size and there is no "brick" heatsink on the cables. For faster 1/32s cars like NSRs, Slot its and Revoslots. Do you think the brake on the dd302 is enough?

[@mdbrynteson]

I am getting back into slot racing-learning. Are these controllers analog or digital? Also, can electronic controllers come in analog and digital?

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

DiFalco only makes analog controllers. Some analog controllers are electronic. Truspeed and Third Eye car examples. I don't race digital, but I'm assume electronic controllers are available for digital.

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

btw, Difalco is electronic as well

[@mdbrynteson]

@@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518 What is the difference between a controller with three wires and one with two wires which the DFalcos seem to be?

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

Difalco controllers have three wires. The third wire is for the brakes.@@mdbrynteson

[@lessopinion9707]

Thank you sir!

[@zeldadiecastracing]

Nice