MAGracing Forum

Great feature & great pics, Lasp.
Is it possible to see some more of the controller inside?
Especially the steering wheel mechanics.

Maybe not entirely "politically correct" in this forum, but... :beer Found and bought this on the web, to find out if it can be easily converted to magracing: http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/ravajack/599xx-1.jpg Mechanics seems similar to the "real deal", minus the magnetic ...

D--m you guys are that bored to rag on where items have been seen before and not working to improve magracing, thought this was a friendly forum not to put everyone down because they aren't perfect LIKE YOU. oldman age 71 :twisted: OK, to make things a bit clearer for the "old goat": This...

Some video of a few test laps before I start painting... Great job!!! http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/ravajack/icon_thumb.gif Looking forward to see it painted and fully dressed up. http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/ravajack/icon_beer.gif Any chance to see a detailed drawing/plan of this in...

BTW, anyone out there (here) know if this edgy and not-so-very-ergonomic Magracing RC controller is Mr Raynors own design and make, or if it is a simple knock-off conversion of some cheap China product. I've scanned the Net (not very extensively, though) but have not been able to find anything more ...

Regarding the fact that the inventor of the Magracing concept, Wes Raynor, has his background in the R/C world (30 years as a designer for the company Mardave R/C Racing ) it is not very strange that the transmitter/controller is designed and looks the way it does. It's and ordinary R/C car concept....

Considering most of us excited by and interested in this Magracing concept are coming from the slot racing world, it is strange that the controller hasn't been subjected to much thought. As a slotracer you're most likely very used to the common old pistol grip controller (once upon a time developed ...