I just got the Challenger race system and love it. It's a blast. But I have noticed that the car overheats (and consequently stops running for a while) quite quickly. Like after about two 25 lap races. Is this normal? Is there any way to cool this car down?
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I do intend on cutting one up sometime..
Rob.
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I use my Challenger all the time as a pace car and it has never overheated.
In the first week of using it, the front lights (silver things) fell out - actually they were bashed out as the Challenger doesn't stop when there is a victim on the track.
I glued them back in, but perhaps you could remove them leaving ventilation holes in the front. It might help, but it might allow dust in and spoil the workings...
In the first week of using it, the front lights (silver things) fell out - actually they were bashed out as the Challenger doesn't stop when there is a victim on the track.
I glued them back in, but perhaps you could remove them leaving ventilation holes in the front. It might help, but it might allow dust in and spoil the workings...
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difflock, if you want to have a go and your at the porsche challenge I'll lend you my challenger the one you saw at wrexham in january.
not had too many problems although 50 laps at wrexham does take it's toll
Rob.
not had too many problems although 50 laps at wrexham does take it's toll
Rob.
I am glad to report that after hooking up my new Trakmate variable power supply, the Challenger ran five 25 lap races in a row without overheating the car (set at about 14v). I presume therefore, that the 2 Ninco wall warts were just giving it too much juice. Whatever the cause was, we're havin' fun now.
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