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Gaz, if you have any problems with the cars drop me a line and I will sort it out derek@bonzerracing.com
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Cheers
TB
>> Edited by teambonzer on Tuesday 4th April 18:33
If you want more info, go to www.bonzerracing.com or watch the video here
Cheers
TB
>> Edited by teambonzer on Tuesday 4th April 18:33
I've just bought one off ebay as well - purely for our two boys for when they're old enough you understand!! I've not tested it as yet,but,it does seem quite good value (£14.99) at the moment - given the stated rrp
It can go up in the loft with the TVR Scalextric set for now-or should I be practicing to give myself a better chance against them in the future!!
>> Edited by mack on Tuesday 4th April 23:37
Only a small point but if anyone wants their money back I think this guys misselling.
I believe the cars do not have NiHi batteries in them at all but are simply discharge capacitors. The type of which were changing hands for less than a fiver after last christmas.
The problem with them is that although that track looks great I doubt the cars would make it more than once round.
Of course I could be wrong.
I believe the cars do not have NiHi batteries in them at all but are simply discharge capacitors. The type of which were changing hands for less than a fiver after last christmas.
The problem with them is that although that track looks great I doubt the cars would make it more than once round.
Of course I could be wrong.
Julian64 said:
Only a small point but if anyone wants their money back I think this guys misselling.
I believe the cars do not have NiHi batteries in them at all but are simply discharge capacitors. The type of which were changing hands for less than a fiver after last christmas.
The problem with them is that although that track looks great I doubt the cars would make it more than once round.![]()
Of course I could be wrong.
Julian, you are very wrong
. As it says on the box the cars have internal NiMH 1/3rd AAA rechargeable batteries. Typically the cars will run for about 5 minutes off a 1.5 minute charge. There are plenty of videos on my websites showing the cars in action. We have displayed and raced these cars at numerous motor sport events over the last 2 years (we have even had real racing drivers having a go), and I can assure you that if you are any good you should be able to complete at least 30 laps of the competition layout from a single charge (if you want longer runtimes simply do a double charge).
I might be wrong but I guess I could have you for defamation
Cheers
TB
teambonzer said:
Julian64 said:
Only a small point but if anyone wants their money back I think this guys misselling.
I believe the cars do not have NiHi batteries in them at all but are simply discharge capacitors. The type of which were changing hands for less than a fiver after last christmas.
The problem with them is that although that track looks great I doubt the cars would make it more than once round.![]()
Of course I could be wrong.
Julian, you are very wrong. As it says on the box the cars have internal NiMH 1/3rd AAA rechargeable batteries. Typically the cars will run for about 5 minutes off a 1.5 minute charge. There are plenty of videos on my websites showing the cars in action.
We have displayed and raced these cars at numerous motor sport events over the last 2 years (we have even had real racing drivers having a go), and I can assure you that if you are any good you should be able to complete at least 30 laps of the competition layout from a single charge (if you want longer runtimes simply do a double charge).
I might be wrong but I guess I could have you for defamation![]()
Cheers
TB
Then I heartily appologise. However if you ever want to have me for defamation, you would have to join the back of a very long queue.

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wonder what my sis has got me in its place, I had forgotten about it.... a telephone call is in order