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The New World of Desktop Racers
Intro | Puchi Maru and Digi Q | Bit Char-G
By Namuna
From Nikko comes the iRacer. Using the same technologies as the DigiQ, it offers proportional steering and speed as well as IR control.
Street Price: ~$35(US) (RTR Car & Controller)
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Pros:
The smallest Micro scale car, at just a hair smaller than the DigiQ
Has proportional steering and speed
Available in 5 different IR IDs (The DigiQ only has 4)
Uses NiMH batteries (in car) and has a runtime up to 10minutes
The charging station (on the controller) is on the front with a protective cover.
Cons:
Only 4 body types available
No accessories or upgrades
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Being the most cloned Micro scale car on the market, the Bit Char-G copies have many names
(names very close to the original) and grades of quality. Being as cheap as $18(US) for a
car with controller, these cars might be cheesy knock-offs but still offer some fun (or a good
'guinnea pig' for mods you might not want to try right off on your precise Bits).
Head on over to QFM Racing for more in-depth details about the clones (OEMs, Bullets, Cubes, Char-A, and others).
We will be enhancing and updating this article with more pictures and movies, as well as new information as new offerings come out. Stay tuned!
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