Can Scalextric Cars Run on Carrera Digital Track?

[@ted.slotcardaddy]

Great tutorial my friend, I’m actually happy I don’t have to deal with digital, absolutely no offense to the digital racers. Just the way I race. Keep ‘em coming my friend 🎉🎉🎉

[@SlotCraftMaster]

No offence taken my friend, it's all about enjoying it

[@SlotCarWildman]

i have used slot it chips same issue on all cars. but specific to scalextric the Carson chip gives best results for what you are looking for, ghost , lights, making it a brother to the carrera cars but being a lighter car more speed. might check this option out. great video. always enjoy your perspective

[@SlightlyMadSlotCars]

We used the slo 🤪tit for our slo 🤪tit Godzilla and just blu tacked it in place. Works a treat on a scaly digital track. Even bought a slo 🤪tit lighting kit for it. Maybe use a Carson chip Crafty if you can get hold of one🙏🏻 Lovin your work always informative and keeps us entertained with tears of laughter👀🤣😂🤪❤️👍

[@SlotCarWildman]

@SlightlyMadSlotCars thank you! Yes carsons maybe hard in some places. But good with slot it chip however had not known they made DPR door for scaly and pioneer. cool

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Thanks mate, I appreciate the kind words

[@SlotCraftMaster]

I couldn't find a Carson this is why I went with the Sot.It, this and the fact that they about half the price!

[@SlotCarWildman]

@@SlotCraftMaster thats terrible carson runs $42 us dollars. slot it around same. i understand alternative as id go same way. 🤑💸

[@IrrerasCarrera]

Good video dude!! I have to agree with the guide upgrade. Scalex and scaleAuto dont have guides meant for Carrera track in my opinion

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Totally agree! They are still drivable but a bigger guide will make a massive difference, especially when removing the magnet.

[@thatslotcarguy]

Awesome video mate

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Thank you sir and much appreciated that you gave me the green light to use your material. I think there is a guest star appearance in the video of your left thumb 👍

[@KerbsideClassics]

awesome video had the same escort cosworth but the Tamiya Rc version

[@SlotCraftMaster]

That's awesome, but if could change one thing it would be the large pre1998 back wing. That looked 👌

[@slotcardude68]

Great video!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Thanks for watching!

[@Zaphodschannel]

Good vid but here are a few pointers that may help. If this chip doesn't do what a Carrerra chip does then join Slotforum and research how to retro fit a Carrerra chip into any analogue car. If you need a deeper guide blade and less power, that sounds like a lack of ability. Practice more and get better like us old facts did in the 70's and 80's. We didn't have magnatraction for most of that time. Try handling an 80's Scalex mini. It's like trying to race a wheel barrow. 👍

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Thanks mate, thats great advice. I think a Carrera chip would be a better solution. The car is still drivable, no issues there, but a bigger guide will make it smoother and will work better with the track in parts like activating gates and changing lines. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Zaphodschannel]

@@SlotCraftMaster No problem and don't take what I say too seriously. But Slotforum is a great resource of advice.

[@SlotCraftMaster]

@@Zaphodschannel No stress mate 🙂

[@hammertimeracing]

I think you will find that the problems with dead spots is not solved with a longer guide and braids. This chip is highly sensitive to the dead spots, and they give a annoying powerbust passing lane changers. I gave up on them because of this issue.

[@SlotCraftMaster]

Hmm... I didn't notice a power burst. My issue was in low speed where the car didn't had enough momentum to pass the dead spot. This is why a thought longer braids would help.