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Originally posted by MoobY
Oh I've found they are also branded as super bit char-g's.
Still, can any, or all of the 27A/B/C models race against an older microsizer on the 27Mhz frequency?
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I doubt it. The super bit char-g's vary the 27mhz or 49mhz slightly so 3 cars can race together, which is similar to what the zipzaps se models do. All six 27mhz channels from the zipzaps se models interfere with the standard 27mhz.
As far as the clones, namely super perfections from toyeast, also label their frequencies 27a/b/c mhz and 49a/b/c mhz, however each frequency is equivalent to:
27a = 27mhz
27b = 35mhz
27c = 40mhz
49a = 45mhz
49b = 49mhz
49c = 57mhz
Also, those 6tec bits have been out for quite a while in germany. There's always the natural progression of microsizer products: first they sell their bits in Japan, China clones them, Japan sends the new products to Europe, then finally they send the new products to the US. It's only a matter of time considering the ferrari and lamborgini super bits and bit cycles have already been introduced here.
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