Great video! The latency with wireless controllers has been a question a lot of people have been wondering about. Look forward to the comparison video! Thanks for sharing this information!😁👍🏁

Very cool! Thanks for the great tips.

Can’t help but compare the Autoworld Victory 400 to the Tomy Internationl 4 lane set. I bought the 4 lane Tomy set when it first came out and all these years later still love it. Added 4 15 inch straights to lengthen the straightaway of my favourite layout, Spain. My only complaint with the set is that it has too many 6 inch curve pieces. I still like to race my old TJets and Magnatraction cars in addition to the newer G Plus ones.

Ok for some kids it will be cool nice video thanks for it.

I use that voltage cube as well, it’s great ! I don’t have any residual voltage on my Afx track like you showed.

I think the convenience of the wireless far out weighs the tiny lag that may be present.... and it would be the same for all lanes so who cares.... 👍👍

Lag is to be expected with wireless devices but it doesn't look to bad.

I amlost forgot, two of my four Super 111s' had to have the pinion gears replaced with life like gears and replacement brushes (don't forget your microscope when performing this surgery) the other two chassis I kept for replacement parts and bought 2 super 7 chassis with AW clips from Harden Creek Hobbies.

If you've not a professional slot racer why would you care ?

That's alot of lag. If it's consistent you will tailor your driving to it without even knowing and it won't be an issue. At least until you go to someone else's track then you'll drive like crap.

To me there is a lag

I wanted the victory 400 set so bad, but my experience with the beautiful AW cars is nothing short of horrifying. I bought the Afx International Speedway yesterday because of the cars. All my AW cars are CURRENTLY running well. Why? Office max has small neodymium magnets that I stuck to the existing magnets and put smaller tires on the front and back hubs to get the traction magnets closer to the track. I also filed down the chassis on the bottom where they rub. The extraction cars run great for a while until the brushes get moved or dirty up the armature. Then it's an hour of cleaning and fiddling with the cheap metal underneath to get them to drive properly again. It's really impressive when you have company over. (Sarcasm). This is how China plans to defeat the U.S. Systematically killing our beloved hobby with cheap, eye-catching cars made with shitty materials that don't last. Sons a bit