Photo of a Losi Micro-T mini rc car.

Hong Kong is heaven for rc hobbyists. There is a street in Kowloon full of rc stores, one next to another. You can spend an entire afternoon shopping. Prices in Hong Kong for rc cars are probably the cheapest in the world.

While shopping, I saw on a shop window a box for the Losi Micro T. I’ve read about this mini/micro rc car from forums and on the internet. Went into the shop and took a look. It did not take long before I bought it.

It was a good buy. I’ve probably ran the Losi Micro-T for over 100 times, and it is still running. It is durable and can even handle jumps and bump. I use it to train my driving skills.

Tips

1. Dial out as much steering end point adjustment as possible. This will make it less sensitive to steering input and easier to drive.
2. As you start feeling the need for more steering, slowly dial in more steering on the steering dual rate of the transmitter.
3. Try to run on hair free areas. Many times hair get entangled into the rear drive shafts, requiring the removal of the rear wheel to remove the hair.
4. Use fresh batteries in the battery charger included in the kit.