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Old 03-17-2003, 07:14 PM
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Need Help To Decide!!!

ok im thinkin about getting a digi q but i need sum help convincing me that they are good enough,i was thinkin about a digi q but at the same time i was thinking about a bit char-g,can anyone give me details on digi q cars?

(ex.)how fast
how small

u know that type of stuff,an i saw sum digi q cars w/ head-lights installed in them,do these exsist an if so where can i get them an how much?

thank u 4 ur time an hope u can answer these questions!!
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Old 03-18-2003, 01:42 PM
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Hey, I'm a newbie here too and I just got a Digi Q. having some problems with it, but aside fomr that, I can tell you that right off the bat, it's a lot better than a Bit.

For one thing, it's even faster than a Bit with a 3.8 and the handling is so much smoother and better. After all the Digi Q is a propo ( kind of) so your control is much better with this car. The controller included with the car is also much better than the Bit type controllers 'cuz it's analog as opposed to the Bit's digital type.

In other words, with a Bit, you're either going full throttle or no throttle, and you're either turning or not. With the Digi Q, you can go light on the throttle trigger so you're not going too fast to turn, or you can nail it and leave Bits in the dust. The wheel type controller (similar to the ones used for bigger R/C cars) also let use turn sharp or take a wider turn.

As for Digi Qs with lights, yep there are a few of 'em out there. There are the type R models which have the NSX, Skyline GTR and WRX with lights to name a few and they're in the $40+ to $50+ range. I got the RX-7 type R with the turning front wheels at Cosmogames. ( Front wheels aren't actually controlled, they just turn in the direction the car is turning to make it corner sharper).

And in case you haven't read all the posts in the forum, Digi Qs don't control the front wheels to turn, they have 2 motors. One for each rear wheel and to turn, they slow down one or the other motor. It's called differential steering, just like a tank. Found out form the other members here and after getting my car that this thing has 2 motors AND 2 batteries. THAT's one of the reasons it's so fast.
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Old 03-18-2003, 01:45 PM
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Oh, forgot to mention that they're also smaller than Bits. Average Bit = 2.25 inches. My Digi Q = 1.85 inches
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Old 03-18-2003, 02:10 PM
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thank u so much u provided me w/ alot of info an now i think i am gonna get a digi q!! thanx again i appreciate u helpin me out
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Old 03-19-2003, 01:11 AM
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Comparing bits to Q's is like apples and oranges...
...dirtpiles and doughnuts...

The Q is MUCH more expensive, MUCH faster, fully proportional, and virtually un-moddable. Bit's are cheap, slow right out of the box, and the mod's are only limited by your own mind.

The Q steers like a tank, the bit steer with the front wheels like a real car.

The Q (as above) is fully Proportional, the Bit is either on or off. Full throttle or no go.

From what I have heard, the Q is more difficult to drive "well", but well worth the time it takes to get good at it. The Bit is a very fun car to have and modify, a must have. If you can afford a Q however, get it!

If you're checking into paying $50 for a Q, check into the Epoch Indoor Racer. It is a bit bigger, but the most satisfying car I have ever owned. It is 4" long, and goes 7 mph out of the box. If you add 1 cell, it brings it up to 10 mph. The Epoch is FULLY PROPORTIONAL and is Super Smooth. You can buy them from Tiny for around $90.
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Old 03-19-2003, 02:00 PM
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thanx i think im gonna get a Q now an price isnt an issue 4 me i can get about 5 in one day i really dont care for the price as long as it entertains me!!! thanx again

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Old 03-19-2003, 02:11 PM
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hey, if price isn't an issue, make sure you get the Digi Propo Special Controller too. It allows you to electronically 'mod' your car and allows you to change the top speed, acceleration, steering, and braking effect.
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Old 03-19-2003, 02:13 PM
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OH YEA!!! i saw that,it sounds an looks cool but i was thinkin of i ever did decide to buy a Q i would pick that up w/ it
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Old 03-19-2003, 10:09 PM
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Hey if price isn't an issue, see how generous you feel about making me happy...

tribes22@hotmail.com

Email me I'll send you my address to mail one to me.
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Old 03-20-2003, 01:56 PM
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lol haha only if u kew me, i bought my friend 2 for his birthday
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