aussieslotter 160 Report post Posted April 1 (edited) Hi Guys, New Scorpius 10A chip with Bluetooth connectivity, telemetry, powerful 10A drive circuit, anti collision and just 192sq.mm, (12.0x16.0) x1.83 the smallest and thinnest chip ever released. Edited April 2 by aussieslotter 2 Quote The best form of satisfaction is success. www.scorpiuswireless.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ade 4 Report post Posted April 2 You must be very satisfied as will the customer base Keep up the excellent work.. Quote Scorpius Digital Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gref 72 Report post Posted April 7 looking forward to getting these into cars Quote 2 x australian ego champion regards Shane Fulel racing in first track build --> https://youtu.be/nG1EyFkbJSs My second track build --> raceday - https://youtu.be/8WXYQ528iKM Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aussieslotter 160 Report post Posted April 16 Pic 1: Worlds most advanced chip installed. Fits neatly in the recess of a Thunderslot motor pod. Pic 2: Programming jig completed. Quote The best form of satisfaction is success. www.scorpiuswireless.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gref 72 Report post Posted April 17 when do they start shipping? Quote 2 x australian ego champion regards Shane Fulel racing in first track build --> https://youtu.be/nG1EyFkbJSs My second track build --> raceday - https://youtu.be/8WXYQ528iKM Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aussieslotter 160 Report post Posted May 28 Progress continues with final stages of firmware... 2 Quote The best form of satisfaction is success. www.scorpiuswireless.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aussieslotter 160 Report post Posted September 3 (edited) Hi Guys, Here it is the most advanced digital slot car decoder ever produced. Proudly Aussie invented and developed. We have ramped up testing protocols to ensure a robust product. As you know a lot of products are rushed to market and have ongoing issues for unfortunate end users. So apologies if it’s taking a bit longer. The car decoder is the hardest of all products to produce. Supply chain issues and production delays have sees our chip 4 months behind schedule. Here the Thunderslot with 46k Shark is doing a huge 41.4K h (11.5 m/s) where telemetry, Lane Brain detection and lane change is being tested at high speed. The average highest speed you’ll encounter in a digital track is 6.5km/h and we are testing at almost twice that to give headroom. 10,000 test laps takes just 84 min using our loop test track. We have diagnostic programs we have written for car telemetry and Lane Brain transmission. Both extremely handy. These tools along with the loop ensure the highest test standards in the industry. Boot loader and app updates work perfectly with no stress or headaches. We are at programming stage (loading completed firmware into chips using a custom made jig) which is slow. We normally get it done at the factory but that would have caused delays also. Once programmed and tested these will be shipped. All pre sold however we are ready to do another production run immediately to fulfil new order requests. The chip is here is drawing a huge 2.2A almost continuously without getting hot. Size is second to none and weight is 0.7g without wires making for an easy and unobtrusive install. Pre orders for our second production run on this are now open. Edited Thursday at 01:28 AM by aussieslotter 1 Quote The best form of satisfaction is success. www.scorpiuswireless.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aussieslotter 160 Report post Posted September 9 Here’s a few more install pics. Only 1.7mm high. No more cutting off drivers legs or modifying cockpits. Simple, straightforward install. Wires especially selected for the ultimate install. Don’t be fooled this tiny chip can run a 46k motor all day long at full speed. Weight is negligible. Scorpius: World innovators and leaders in digital slot car technologies. 1 Quote The best form of satisfaction is success. www.scorpiuswireless.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
