blvdbuzzard

I was looking for something to give my Nephew for Christmas. I wanted to give him an R/C car. I could not justify $40.00 for a car that goes 15 MPH. I can not spend around $100.00 to get a real R/C card. I had looked at a R/C car sim. Well for $20.00 and shipping, I figure if he gets 3 to 4 hours of fun, it is cheaper then a movie. I ordered it Yesterday (12/18) around 3:00pm and it was on my door this afternoon (12/19). Granted it had to go from Baldwin Park to San Diego. But still one day, not bad.

This is the [link=http://www.nitrorcx.com/virercrapcsi.html]SIM[/link] I have sims for my planes and helicopters. Yes it is a sim, yes I have a hard time keeping the car on the track. I have had fun with it for a couple hours now. So for $20.00, I have gotten my fun out of it.

I did a couple searches for this sim on the boards but did not find any information about it. Any one else try it?


Dru.


P.S. Sims [link=http://www.virtualrc.com/default.aspx]home page[/link]

HJJFFFAA

That seems to use VRC (or it's compatible with it). VRC is an extremely well engineered sim. People actually use it to practice for racing.

Chris_RC

I have the demo versions. I go 243-700 competators for the world championships of 1/10 sedan. Considering I used my up dwon left right arrows i think i did pretty well.

Is that game Virtual RC or what? Because VRC goes for $100+.

HJJFFFAA

Really? Then I must not be using VRC because I got the base version for free off the website. The add-on tracks and cars and stuff are what cost.

blvdbuzzard

The sim I got for $20.00 came with a basic pistol grip and the free down load of all the car bodies you want and 3 track and a parking lot. More tracks cost money. It is great for $20.00. I have been playing with caster and camber. Really changes how fast the car turns.


Dru.