Ashleigh

Thank you for your quick and very detailed response, it is very much appreciated. I will definitely take a look at your guide.

Can anybody help? I have just bought a Scalextric Sunset Speedway Set for the family for Christmas and fortunately decided to check it out before hand! I then found out that I needed 2xAA batteries for each digital handset. This was not made clear when I purchased the set. The second problem that I have come across is that I cannot seem to be able to reassign handsets with cars. I think that this may be due to the fact that I only have one P9300 transformer when I might I need two, if I am going to run 4 cars on the same track. Could someone confirm please that this is correct. I am both surprised and disappointed that I was not informed of this when I purchased the set. Again, when checking things out yesterday, I found that the track crossover no longer works and that the cars now run at an excessive speed when your lightly press down on the trigger. I have taken a look at the forums and the advice is to switch the track flipper across to change track and then manually guide the car over that part of the track with the sensor to ensure that the flippers work correctly. In my case they don't. I have tried this and nothing happens. The track crossover is no longer working. Can anybody advise what to do please? Finally, I have found the car calibration menu on the Arc Pro iPad software. However, when I try and increase the car speed (using the + icon), none of the cars will start moving. Yet when I use the digital handset I can get the car to go, although it goes off so fast that it always comes off the track. Can anybody advise what the problem is please and how to correct? I would also like to say that Scalextric should produce a series of training videos that are easy to understand on the Internet. It would make such a difference to people wanting to buy and correctly use Scalextric. I bought a Scalextric set for our children back in the late 90's and wanted to use this original track with the new digital capabilities. I have found it a real struggle understanding what needs to be done to get it all to work. I am sure that with some professional videos from Scalextric on "How to upgrade to digital when you have an older set", "The ins and outs of Scalextric Digital" would really help people like me to better understand, make better choices and at the end of the day both buy and have better fun with what in principle looks like a great product.