I am trying to learn the CarSteen CS-4.2 controller.
With the car sitting on the track, not pulling the trigger, when I move the Attack knob slightly the car begins to move.
Anyone know why and what should be happening?
CarSteen CS-4.2 attack setting
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breese
, Sep 13 2024 05:53 AM
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breese
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Posted 13 September 2024 - 05:53 AM
Started racing slot cars back at the old Grand Avenue Raceway on Grand Ave. in Chicago, Illinois.
Started with Group 12, moved up to Group 27 and Open.
Still have my two cars and over a dozen arms.
Just recently discovered a track local to me and am looking forward to meeting up with the old timers and new people in the hobby.
Bob (B.J.) Reese
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Posted 13 September 2024 - 07:11 AM
You have the anti brake switch on. To operate in normal mode, both toggle switched should be in the down position.
Once the toggle is down, you can adjust your attack.
Below may be a bit of help as well.
https://www.shoppscr...rs-GuideENG.pdf
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Nate Talaskavich
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breese
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Posted 13 September 2024 - 07:16 AM
Thank you Nate. I will try this later today when I go to do more testing for this weekends race.
btw: Took a bit to find but here is the CS-4 manual.
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Started racing slot cars back at the old Grand Avenue Raceway on Grand Ave. in Chicago, Illinois.
Started with Group 12, moved up to Group 27 and Open.
Still have my two cars and over a dozen arms.
Just recently discovered a track local to me and am looking forward to meeting up with the old timers and new people in the hobby.
Bob (B.J.) Reese
