And unlike other systems, you can race up to eight cars simultaneously, and by adding multilane kits, an eight-lane layout with lane changes is possible.
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Of course it’s new because its never been released before, but it’s really an addition to the entire NINCO track system fully compatible, and giving racers the opportunity to expand their racing pleasure with additional race modes and professional racing accessories like the control tower, pit lane, fueling, etc. It doesn’t require new track or special cars and simply connects to existing layouts. Unlike other manufacturers, NINCO does not consider N-Digital to be a “new” product. N-Digital is being released in two ways as a big 42 foot Digital Mastertrack set in a red suitcase, and as a conversion kit for those who already have NINCO track and just want to add to the pleasure of NINCO reliability. Here’s my hands-on look at the NINCO N-Digital system. The wait is over! NINCO has done it! I wish I could have stayed in Barcelona longer, not just for N-Digital, but also for the wonderful It wasn’t important to be first, it was important to deliver the best digital system possible. It’s “bullet proof”!įrom test tracks with the Conversion Kit, Pit Lane, Control Tower and other accessories in place, to the out of the “Suitcase” 42-foot Digital MasterTrack set, it just wouldn’t quit! Other manufacturers are still introducing modifications to their systems to improve reliability. But most of all, as hard as I tried for many hours, I could not get the N-Digital system to fail. I was blown away by N-Digital’s many features and innovations, including vibrating signals through the hand controllers, its really simple, Plug ‘n Play, no soldering, no modification installation of the control chip in each car of any make, its 1-button programming of the car, the accuracy of the lane changing, its complete compatibility with existing products, and so much more. Last week I visited NINCO in Barcelona, Spain for the sole purpose of “playing with” NINCO’s new N-Digital system.
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