D-Box
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From: San Jose,
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I've tried out the Alpha gyro, which is exactly like the DBox, and it extremely limits drift angle. It also requires countersteer. Without the DBox/Alpha, minimal countersteer is needed since you control angle and drift recovery by throttle manipulation.
The only ways I can see it being used are ONE: at RC drift expo where HPI wouldn't want people to destroy their demo cars, and TWO: at a sanctioned spec class drift event where everone must run the driving aid.
The only ways I can see it being used are ONE: at RC drift expo where HPI wouldn't want people to destroy their demo cars, and TWO: at a sanctioned spec class drift event where everone must run the driving aid.
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Yeah I bet it would. But like everyone said you will apreciate the hobby much more by practicing on your own. Wait for someone else to confirm wether it will work or not.
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From: morgan hill,
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same exact "box" Futaba makes it, HPI re-labels it http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXKTT2&P=ML
$64.99 :-)
this is really cool for insane BL powered 1/12 scale parking lot bashers. ( you know that kind that make you feel like your driving on an air hockey table :-)
$64.99 :-)
this is really cool for insane BL powered 1/12 scale parking lot bashers. ( you know that kind that make you feel like your driving on an air hockey table :-)



