11th-Nov-20, 06:27 PM
Good choice 
Crucially you get all those track borders, which would be expensive to add to a Digital 132 set.
To run Digital 132 cars, you will need another power supply - the D124 cars run at 18.5v and the D132 at 13-15v. There is a separate power supply for each. Most Carrera enthusiasts upgrade to an aftermarket adjustable DC power supply. The Carrera Digital Control Unit will handle a maximum of 24 volts and 8 amps (10A peak), so a 0-30v 5A unit is ideal - or a 0-30v 10A with an 8A quick-blow fuse.
Other additions are pretty straightforward - a pit lane if you will be using the fuel feature; AppConnect if you'll be using the SmartRace race management app (or the Carrera app); or a CU to PC lead if you'll be using PC race management software; plus more wireless (or wired) controllers to run more cars.
The Carrera set I have is the D132 DTM Final Winners with AppConnect included...
Plus I’ve added two extra throttles and the pit lane.
Happy to compare notes
Crucially you get all those track borders, which would be expensive to add to a Digital 132 set.
To run Digital 132 cars, you will need another power supply - the D124 cars run at 18.5v and the D132 at 13-15v. There is a separate power supply for each. Most Carrera enthusiasts upgrade to an aftermarket adjustable DC power supply. The Carrera Digital Control Unit will handle a maximum of 24 volts and 8 amps (10A peak), so a 0-30v 5A unit is ideal - or a 0-30v 10A with an 8A quick-blow fuse.
Other additions are pretty straightforward - a pit lane if you will be using the fuel feature; AppConnect if you'll be using the SmartRace race management app (or the Carrera app); or a CU to PC lead if you'll be using PC race management software; plus more wireless (or wired) controllers to run more cars.
The Carrera set I have is the D132 DTM Final Winners with AppConnect included...
Plus I’ve added two extra throttles and the pit lane.
Happy to compare notes
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