It's being constructed now. Risers allow drones to travel over each other. LED lighted turn poles at all curves. LED lighted tunnels and LED lighted riser blocks. Timing tower, Kyosho circuit sign, finish line print and red/white checker side border, same as shown on Kyosho's website. Track can be made very compact or longer when space is available. Pilots/drivers can take the turns wide if needed as long as they get back on track to go under the tunnel, finish line timing tower and riser blocks, which makes it very user friendly. Long straights to get up to max speed.
Get your practice in, as I have been practicing for quite awhile and you will only see my red rear drone LED if your not ready.
looks like a lot of fun, sever shortage on space for drone racing though. it would end up an expensive paper weight for me and trying to reduce the number of those i already have i look forward to trying one out when they show up at the club events.
I think you will be surprised how similar it is to driving an RC car. I really think Kyosho hit the head on the nail with this new technology of steering with a wheel rather than a stick. Since the drone flies at either 11" or 23", you really only need to worry about throttle (going forward) and left and right. You can apply the breaks at the curves and make tight turns. I like to start my turns about 5 - 7 ft before I get there so it's going in the right direction once it hits the curve. This only applies to making turns after a long straight where you build up speed. You can slow down and take any turn tight without breaks. Almost like drifting.
You can change the colors of the LED per drone so their easily identified in a race.
Kyosho is still developing the "Drone Racer Settting Manager" application when connecting and setting adjustment via computer. They will notify the public when this option is available, via the Kyosho website.
It's being constructed now. Risers allow drones to travel over each other. LED lighted turn poles at all curves. LED lighted tunnels and LED lighted riser blocks. Timing tower, Kyosho circuit sign, finish line print and red/white checker side border, same as shown on Kyosho's website. Track can be made very compact or longer when space is available. Pilots/drivers can take the turns wide if needed as long as they get back on track to go under the tunnel, finish line timing tower and riser blocks, which makes it very user friendly. Long straights to get up to max speed.
Get your practice in, as I have been practicing for quite awhile and you will only see my red rear drone LED if your not ready.
Here is a "first concept" design.
Very cool!
I drove my drone at mimis today (indoor offrd track)
Had a great time. Many expressd interest.
Learning:
Active mode is faster on a big track.
easy mode is actually much better in the living room than active
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