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i know you guys have probably talked this to death
but forgive me as a newcomer
is this any good as ive read some rather disconcerting reports that people just cant get the thing to run properly
thinking of investing just for the hell of it any just wanted to know if its worth the money and if it gives the pleasure the literature professes??
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I think Inte is absolutely correct - the car does not seem to be very smart at all - considering the recent development in microprocessors - it might be a bit of a disapointment. Now I have only seen them in action - not tried one succesfully myself so far. I got one but it was broken and has been sent to the manufacturer. Have yet to receive it back... Will test it further when it comes back.

//peter
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wow - so simple and so elegant...

thanks for the fantastic tip nuro


next step is to find out how to chip it.... I can see a future with bluetooth and a laptop next to the track.....

then the proposed challenger race would be genuinly.... eh... challenging...

//peter
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