Kyosho dNano 1/43 racer?

[Neil Skull]

Roger,

You can get a converter for a KO 2.4ghz Mini-z Module to fit in Futaba or Sanwa radio.
I think the modules are about £70.00 retail and the converters approx £22.00

the price for the Kyosho 2.4ghz Wheel radio is about £70.00.

So if you a stick addict then its worth spending the extra £22.00

Also please note That we are having a Uk Chapionship event at Ardent for Mini-z and Dnano on the 27th of November.

Please pm or e-mail if you are wanting to enter.

[MrNanoTrax]

lots of updates... we're racing regularly @ nanotrax and all original Kyosho and aftermarket parts (X-Power, PN Racing, Atomic) are available @ our online shop. the latest release is a limited edition R8 Shell for the LP640 chassis and the Reventon Type Shell (also for LP640) both exclusively available @ nanotrax. its good to see Kyosho UK doing more to get people involved... its a great little car once you get to know it

[MrNanoTrax]

here's a pic of the new R8 (white)

[daviddwillson]

Originally Posted by Gayo

I race Mini-Zs but never tried D-nanos. Can you tell us a little more about them, handling-wise?

they are amazingly fast and though there is only one radio option, the transmitter they do provide is adequate and offers a lot of adjustable settings from acceleration adjustment to varying break strength. optional parts include a gyro mechanism that assists in steering correction and handling in corners. i own 3 of them personally... as soon as i got a look at them, i bought one for me, the wife & my 9-yr old son. each car has a built-in transponder that can be registered for online racing with Kyosho's server. its already popular in japan but kyosho is taking their time releasing it overseas.

[Neil Skull]

You have plenty of options for controller.
from Kyosho either the KT18 or the EX5UR, or you can get a module for any KO or Futaba or Sanwa radio with a 2.4 module!!
In UK and Europe they have been available since they was first released.