[ScorpiusWireless]

I am planning on getting into the hobby and after a lot of deliberating have settled on Carrera digital track because I like the idea of being able to run 1:24 if I choose.

I have been looking at Oxigen and Scorpius for later down the road as options for a more robust home setup and am wondering if any of you have opinions on which system would be a better investment. What interests me is ghost cars, pit lane speeds-- which system is more robust and will give me the least amount of headaches?

An additional question I have: I don't really want to invest in Carrera wireless controllers because I plan on eventually incorporating one of these systems. From this angle, it seems like it's a better option to go wired and add the wireless receiver when I'm ready to buy into either the Oxigen or Scorpius. 

Can any of you seasoned hobbyists weigh in? What's the most cost-effective way of doing this? I hope my questions make sense and am eager to hear your insight.

A biased view from Team Scorpius. 
You can’t beat Carrera for home use. Good value. Although our car decoders are actually cheaper despite what some might tell you. And half the size.

But if you want the fastest lap times and not having to upgrade controllers, if you like fine tuned 256 step brakes and precise 256 step throttle control, anti collision, best line racing, telemetry as standard and free quick easy firmware upgrades Scorpius works out the cheapest of all. And the only system that offers a full no questions asked refund if not 100% satisfied. What do you have to lose? We will even pay the return postage. 
It’s also the most reliable fully wireless system, along with the industries best boot loader and DFU (upgrades using phone), proven.

But it’s not apples v apples.
Have a look here:
https://slotracer.online/community/showt...p?tid=4119

Next week I’ll do the lane changer comparison.