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Last edit: by waterbok.
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Well it kind of works (not much of a streetracer myself, so every little bit of help is an improvement), and I can control it with the third channel.
Switch between normal steering control, off and AVCS Response of both can be adjusted by changing the endpoint. Its fun to watch how the car does a little snakedance on the straight whilst accelerating and the rears tries to brake out. |
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Looks to be a clever thing.
Would it work on a buggy, i.e. offroad?? Signature now gets correct formatting if you edit it in your Profile. Use normal BBcode if you want.
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Does it work like a gyro on a drift car ? |
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I looked at getting one of these (well, any drift gyro, or to be more accurate a heli head lock gyro which is the same thing but at a quarter of the price) to fit on a drifter, but having seen one in use I decided not to - I think I'd rather be bad at drifting than have a car that's still not my under control, just understeering like a supertanker.
That said, I can see the value of one on a very twitchy RWD car that can't be driven in a straight line by mere mortals LOL at the box illustration though - it's either: - a perfect illustration of provoking lift off oversteer in a front wheel drive car - something very, very wrong with the setup on an RWD or 4WD car - a clueless designer. |
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