Welcome to the F2P Club

A club for "Free 2 Play" members.
Only played on free tracks with free cars.
Monthly tournaments made up of 4 weekly races.
I will keep a track of finishing positions to crown a monthly champion.

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Club name:	F2P Club
Created:	07.10.2011
Manager:	Ryan Ford
Country:	Australia
Home track:	VRC Carpet 1
Members:	57

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"Dead Zone" It's the key added: 09.05.2014

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A very helpful control option setting I have found crucial to straight line "Feel" Is the "Steering Dead Zone" . When starting out with VRC you might find it much easier to set up your corner entry by going into "Control Option's" then Click on "customize" The default setting for Steering dead zone is 5%...But for most people this setting is very re-active especially with 1/12th scale ...It has been my experience that 4% for touring car's and as much as 7% for 1/12th gives me a much less reactive initial steering allowing me to hold a more consistent line and therefore Lap time... Please rate this Tip if you find it has helped you..And "Enjoy your racing" :-)

Edited by author: 25.7.2014 1:08:28 GMT

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Andrea G VRC World Champion	21.01.2019 [20:43] In a real radio there is no dead zone in the sterring, so, i use it as low as possible: 0 dead zone in the radio and 2 in a joypad/controller. I prefer instead a bit of dead zone in throttle, just like i prefer it in a real rc car. Once find out what feel best, no need to change this setting anymore. Edited by author: 21.1.2019 20:51:14 GMT
Shawn Rusin	20.01.2019 [14:02] Great tip! Worked just taking it to "0" fore me. Running RX8 1/8 nitro buggy. Tried Fear Farm, Las Vegas and Silver Dollar 3 AMain. Thanks Edited by author: 20.1.2019 14:02:56 GMT
Luke A.	23.06.2014 [08:38] Awesome tip. Recommend all racers try these settings out.