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Want to know more? Come down to the Raceway any Thursday evening after 7.30pm
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This Thursday, 12 August, we will be racing our S16D GTP and G12 Eurosport class cars
Click here to see a photograph of our 4-lane 1/32 track (kindly on loan from Chris Dillon)
Click here to see some of the car bodies approved for racing at the WSCC
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Slot cars don't use radios for remote control. Instead, drivers tap into a track-based, 12-volt electrical system via a hand-held controller and conductive pads located at the front of each car. We have six "slots" or lanes which allows for up to six cars to race against one another. During a race, after a set time (usually 3 minutes), the cars and drivers change lanes until they have raced on all six lanes. With cars travelling at 17 to 30 miles per hour, depending upon the class of race car, the action is so fast and furious that it takes a computer to follow the competition and register race positions and standings. |
| The
Wellington
Slot
Car Club Incorporated, races 1/24 scale model cars
on the first three Thursdays
of each month commencing at 7.30pm. Each week we will run our Falcon LMP (with Handicap) and Falcon JK F1/Indy classes plus S16D & G12 classes on the following rotation: Week 1 = S16D Saloon & G12 Wing Week 2 = S16D GTP & G12 Eurosport Week 3 = S16D LMP & G12 F1/Indy Week 4 will be our fun night on which we will race the Falcons, S16D GTP & G12 Eurosport |
| Our 169 foot 6-lane track is located in the old Bowland Petone building (just north of the Petone/Eastbourne over-bridge), Western Hutt Road, Petone, Wellington, New Zealand. |
| The track is powered POSITIVE to the left braid in the direction of travel. A 120 amp power supply producing 13.8 volts is connected in parallel to a large truck battery. |
| 4" Flexi-chassis with Falcon and Super 16D motors are the mainstays of our racing schedule, and we race F1/Indy, Wing and Eurosport cars with Group12 motors once a month. |
| Our race night fees are $10.00 |
| A ready to race slot car will cost approximately $90.00 |
| Rental hand controllers are available, although most racers eventually purchase their own. |
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Are you looking for information on how best to set up your Champion Turbo Flex Chassis? Then look no further.
Click here to download a "zip" file with all the answers. (These articles first appeared in Slotcar Bulletin)
Do you know your motor classifications? Click here for the definitive guide to armature wind specifications.
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