broke...

[midget_man1387]

Hey, I was wondering what exactly I should do here. Here's what happened:

I was driving my microsizer around at school on one of the tables, and it fell off, corkscrewed, and land on its roof on a chair about a foot and a half below the table. Thinking nothing had happened, I simply picked up the car and set it back on the table. When I pressed that gas it went forward but wouldn't turn. So, when I got home, I removed the body and lifted up the pcb chip to find that 3 of the hair-like wires had come unsodered. I'm not even sure where all of them go. I gave it to my friend, who has a sodering pen, to re-soder them, but he isn't sure whether it can be fixed. What should I do?

[xxspeednplayaxx]

hey man i know wat u mean.... ive unsolderd and snapped d turn magnet wires..... heres wat u do the magnets each have 2 wires a pos and a neg. the right magnets positive wire connects 2 d " L" on ur pcb board. the left magnet goes 2 d "R" the positive wire is usually above the nagative wire fer d magnet. both negative wires connect ( usually darker of the two wires) connect 2 d solder point were the thik blak wire is solder 2..... g-l its tuff i know its all happened 2 me but if u still don get it reply bak oda wise keep riden

Go to Microsizer.com's customer support or sell the parts

[ib311]

speedplay ty 4 da ebonics and da great bit of info g

[midget_man1387]

man, I hear so much ebonics at my school, I've gotten enough of that lol


btw....thanx

[hogjowlz]

i hear enough redneck hillbilly accents in daily life. i dont need to read it on here.

[midget_man1387]

we were talking in ebonics, though.....