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Removeing the crip caps from my Bit Char-G, increased my range from five feet to 20. Took me literally seconds. Seems like all advantage to me.
Hogjowls, you've said that beside your Microsizer, you just buy clones, maybe if you had a Bit Char-G that only works stutter free a couple feet away from the controller, you would be more gung ho to clip off those capacitors, that have been obviously added after the circuit was built, to get the thing working the way it was designed, and before you crucify me for buying a Bit, and not a Cyclona, I bought the Bit because at the time they were going for less than Microsizers on ebay, and I already had one bad experience with a clone, so I didn't want to buy 20 different clones to find a good brand, so I got a Bit, and the range sucked, but I removed the crip caps, it works great, and I'm happy. Why should that bother you?
**Forgot to mention my Bit is a 35mhz Skyline set, never had a problem with my 27mhz cars. I assume it is a newer one as i bought it in January, and according to the Quest for Madness website, the older ones don't have have the crip caps. The crip cap first showed up on the the controller, then the one to the car was added. My Microsizer Sport did not have one in the controller, but it did have one in the car. just removeing the one from the car does not help much. I don't reccomend removeing that one unless you know what your doing, but for me it was no big deal to remove, far from ruining anything.
Last edited by crazydave; 02-21-2003 at 06:05 PM.
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