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Those look good to me. I just need a different chassis for the white 962. The one I got isn’t working like I had hoped it would.
-Shawn
I currently don’t have a problem with that one but I have a conflict for the 9th. We have a Cub Scout camp out that weekend.
-Shawn
Marty,
I have a few chores to do around the house, but I did want to build a sidewinder McLaren and test it tomorrow. I will probably be there sometime between 12:30 and 1:00. I don’t think I will stay more than 2 hours.
Jim J.
The part I find most humorous is that when I met Ary and showed him some of my painted cars, he told me there was no way he would do that. “I can’t paint” he said to me iirc. 😆
Great job Ary!!!! Even a technically-challenged idiot like myself can follow your setup instructions. You have set the bar at an unbelievable height. Thank you so much for all your hard work to benefit the club.
Jim J.
I’m with Brian. Great writeup and work on the cars. I really wish I could participate in the event. I would love to be able to obtain one of these cars.
-Shawn
Clyde,
I believe I bought the last 2 Parma 25 Ohm controllers from Kings. They have the Scalextric plug on the end as I was going to use them with my home track.
I think your best bet is Professor Motor. They sell them for less than I paid at Kings.
Jim J.
I just about crap my pants..
a controller with a choke, called Renegade, 410 bucks ? – ouch.
nice lil shocker before I hit the sack 😆
yes.. I was looking at a 25 ohm Parma
but but.. it appears I am looking into a more better type of a controller, like one with a choke, so I dont have to reach down and adjust the voltage for my son, I ll just set it at 12, 13 volts wahtever and then if my kids having issues, I ll just choke it down..
but I m not sure what controller has that.. just all confusing – might as well just get a 25 ohm parma and call it a day.
Professor Motor, yeah looks good thanks for lead
