will they work?
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will they work?
I saw that hobbico.com had the rc microsizers. are they the same as the tomy bit g? I thought i read somewhere that they were tomy's us counter part is this true. THe reason i an asking is to see if standard bodies from toyeast for example would fit one i am thinking of getting? Im new to the micro rc hobby so i have a lot of questions
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I only have one Bit char-G, but the quality is just a tad better than Microsizer I've bought yet. It just tracks a little straighter, turn evenly in both directions, the gears are a little quieter, the tires are a little stickier, and just doesn't have all the little issues I've had with my Microsizers.
That range on it sucks though, and mine came with a 1.0, not very fast.
I know Microsizers are made by Tomy, so I wonder if I just got lucky with my bit, but I see others saying they like theirs better too, and that's got me thinking...
That range on it sucks though, and mine came with a 1.0, not very fast.
I know Microsizers are made by Tomy, so I wonder if I just got lucky with my bit, but I see others saying they like theirs better too, and that's got me thinking...

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I own more bit's than microsizers and I find that to be true. I dunno what kind of quality control they have over there in japan but it seems that they're doin their job better. I would think that both of the products come out of the same factory. They just get packaged different. The differances are minor.crazydave wrote:I only have one Bit char-G, but the quality is just a tad better than Microsizer I've bought yet. It just tracks a little straighter, turn evenly in both directions, the gears are a little quieter, the tires are a little stickier, and just doesn't have all the little issues I've had with my Microsizers.
That range on it sucks though, and mine came with a 1.0, not very fast.
I know Microsizers are made by Tomy, so I wonder if I just got lucky with my bit, but I see others saying they like theirs better too, and that's got me thinking...
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I'm with the "Bit likers" here.. I don't know what it is, but I just like the bits better..
All my bits run the best.. I have a 49 Mhz MS that runs just as good, but I guess the bits seem more exotic or some shit with the jap words...
Just finished runnin my Fairlady through puddles of water, and it's still kickin ass..
Did I tell you that the range is freakish on it? Unlike anything in this world...lol
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All my bits run the best.. I have a 49 Mhz MS that runs just as good, but I guess the bits seem more exotic or some shit with the jap words...
Just finished runnin my Fairlady through puddles of water, and it's still kickin ass..
Did I tell you that the range is freakish on it? Unlike anything in this world...lol
silla

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