Jumping power on your Carrera Digital 132 track

In this video we teach you how to jump power on you Carrera Digital 132 track. You may need to do this if you are finding dead spots or spots that your slot car slows down in without you controlling it. Thanks for watching! Subscribe for more tutorials like this!
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[@thomassanders2600]

Finally a face to go with the invoice 😀. Thanks for the information. Thomas

[@TojuRacing-ry4cf]

Thank you, I will be doing this when I upgrade my track. Upgrade with new stuff from Carrera Slots! ;) Great video as always.

[@emersongraves5869]

Again, straight to the point and the how to do it is very informative, Thank you

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[@thatslotcarguy]

Great video, info people would really use and appreciate

[@jermaineanderson4732]

Excellent information, Thank You!!

[@garydunmore9179]

Thanks for the information, That's makes supplying power much easier.

[@HughesGarageSCA]

Awesome!

[@rickyfrench1262]

On the lane change tracks is there anyway to eliminate the small dead spots ?

[@greggmartin5830]

If you want to jump multiple spots, for say 100 feet of track, do you have to add A) an additional power supply? B) do you continue to piggy back from one jump connection under the track to the next? C) or does the jump cable always have to originate from the original starting point as close to the main power source as possible then create a long cable / wire to the furthest point?

[@bikedave7]

I follow which lanes she hook the yellow and red wires. She hook the inside lane with the yellow and red wire and then said to the hook the outside lane with the other end of the yellow and red wire. I stop the video and trace the outside lane at the start of the track. It becomes the inside lane on the other side of the race track. I thought for each rail is to have its own color wire and not to connect a different color wire on each rail.

[@garydunmore9179]

What about racing 4 to 6 cars. You would have to program your car to the same lane or can you switch?

[@timd4524]

You can change lanes as long as it's digital. The cars are programmed to the controllers, not the track.

[@fathersondiecast6521]

I'm new to all this, is there another option to get a beefier power supply?

[@timd4524]

The longer the track the lower the current can be in places on the track. This evens it out, and is also done in a fashion in the railroad hobby. Adding a beefier supply isn't needed and would probably be bad on the cars circuitry. It's just a matter of continuity.

[@supercommando440]

I’ve done it. I swapped out the 14volt power supply on my old analog setup using the 18volt evolution power supply, also using the red evolution controllers. It works. Never harmed anything. BUT the problem is the power becomes more unevenly distributed thru the track. Over powered at the power section and still underpowered at farther sections. I think this wire jump trick may still help even things out.

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[@janebook294]

Could do without the tongue clicking

[@rickyfrench1262]

What?