snowstorm355

iTrader: (2)

Hello all, im thinking about opening a new outdoor offroad track, I want to get an idea of you guys think. Just copy and paste this survey with your anwsers. Thanks

What scale would you like a Track to focus on?

1/10th 1/8th Both

Do you think its important to have track side electricity available for charging batteries?

Yes No

Do you prefer a tight and technical layout or a Fast and basic layout?

Techincal Fast

What is your preferred race class?

(Choose your favourite)

kufman

iTrader: (6)

What scale would you like a Track to focus on?

1/10th 1/8th Both

Do you think its important to have track side electricity available for charging batteries?

Yes No

Do you prefer a tight and technical layout or a Fast and basic layout?

Techincal Fast

Depends on the size of the track and the scale of the car. If it is a big track with 1/10th cars, then a technical layout is my preference. If it is a big track with 1/8th buggies, I like either type of layout

What is your preferred race class?

E-1/8th buggy, 1/10 4wd buggy.

(Choose your favourite)

vw addict

iTrader: (38)

You could have one track suit both 1/8 and 1/10. I say just have an inner section with two lanes, a big air jump section for 1/8 and a techy rhythm section for 1/10. The rest of the track can consist of your standard high speed straight, and double/tripple section, and a little bumps section or whathave you. Don't make it to tight and twisty for 1/8, but twisty enough for 1/10

JASF4I

Hello all, im thinking about opening a new outdoor offroad track, I want to get an idea of you guys think. Just copy and paste this survey with your anwsers. Thanks

What scale would you like a Track to focus on? BOTH--You will limit your prospective customers if you make the track too small for 1/8 scale or wtih stupid 40 foot jumps that only 1/8's can actually land. My local outdoor track combines it---ie they have a large quad that 1/8's love & the 10th scale buggy's or 2wd sc's can double-double or triple single etc. It's not hard to make the track fun for all skill/car abilities.

1/10th 1/8th Both

Do you think its important to have track side electricity available for charging batteries?

Yes No-------YES--most people will not have a generator for their own power source. If you do not supply electricity you will get a few guys with generators but most people will stop by & run a couple packs then leave, vs staying all day.

Do you prefer a tight and technical layout or a Fast and basic layout?

Techincal Fast-------Depends on how large the track is. If it's on the smaller size then, by definition it must be tight & technical. I prefer both. I would like technical sections to create some separation between bashers & true racers but also like fast flowing sections too.

What is your preferred race class?
4wd sc
2wd sc
1/8 buggy electric

kcooper273

iTrader: (62)

It all depends on what are the popular classes in your area. Where is this located?

In order:

Both, but more toward 1/8th scale.

Yes, do you want to have the potential of hearing generators running all day?

I like a fast and flowing track.

I like 2wd Mod SC and 1/8 ebuggy.

snowstorm355

iTrader: (2)

Tracks located in Niagara, Ontario, Canada. I have the survey posted on a local fourm and only put it one RC tech for more responses. Thanks for your imput guys!

jayhawknavy02

iTrader: (2)

1) 1/10th

2) Do you think its important to have track side electricity available for charging batteries? Yes

3) Do you prefer a tight and technical layout or a Fast and basic layout? Technical

4) What is your preferred race class? 4x4 SCT

asc6000

iTrader: (15)

Do what YOU THINK IS BEST
If you don't have that knowledge and you want to run a business you will fail.
The opinion of someone across the country who knows nothing about the needs in your area has no validity.

scottgir

iTrader: (157)

In Ontario, are you going indoor or outdoor or both at one facility. If you're outdoor, you're killing your operational time because of weather.