Nerobro

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I'm looking for something to drive around my kitchen, and computer room floor. A few years back, I was deep into Bit Char-G. I was hoping those were still out there, but it looks like Tomy got out of the market.

Is there still a Bit Char-G community? How about clones or related hardware?

If there isn't... Well crud.

I'm looking at the Bit Char-G chassis on my desk here, thinking about making it into a proportional car.

MaxxGabriel

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I see them on Ebay all the time.

vines

I've never heard of these...

Nerobro

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Yeah, but it's all old stock. Nothing new any more.

Where else is a micro rc car guy going to get his fix?

ScumCity1

Hpi has the Q32 seems along then lines of those bit charge cars if I remember them correctly

Nerobro

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It is, but it's also a lot larger.

I decided to do something about my desire for a tiny proportional car. Tonight.

http://realtinker.blogspot.com/2015/...r-it.html#more

To cut to the chase, I now have a fully proportional Bit Char-G chassis. It's in need of a lot of cleanup, but .. it's real, and it works.

SuperFastSnail

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You need the X-Trek Pro made by Silverlit 8-9 years ago. It's about the size of a hot wheels but digital proportionate.

Nerobro

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I'll try to hunt one down. Thank you.

SuperFastSnail

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bit char-g on left and x-trek pro on the right




perfect battery compartment for an Estes Proto-X battery







working mechanism for digital proportional steering

Nerobro

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Oh, now that's nice. I'm using a 1.9g servo on my Bit Char-G that I converted to proportional.

sakadachi

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I have like 7-8 DigiQ's from like 10yrs ago.

kikcaffine

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could look into the dnanos