Anyone use Nomadio Radios
#1
Anyone use Nomadio Radios
I been looking at the Nomadio Sensor radio. Has anyone used or still use this radio. Do you like it? What is the pros and cons of this radio compare to other high end radios? TIA John
#3
I used the Sensor last year, have the React now. I loved my Sensor. One of the big selling points when they first released it was the ergonomic design. Mine was super comfortable. I now use the React, which isn't quite the same ergonomically, but is much lighter, and less expensive. The Sensor comes with the Tx and transceiver (Rx), three sensors...a tach/RPM, a voltage, and a temp sensor as well as a CD rom for RC Desktop, and the USB cable.The React does not include the sensors or a CD. The React Desktop is available online and the paperwork included in the box has the link.Customer service is absolutely second to none . If you have a problem, they have their own forum at www.nomadio.net/support . You can look for tips to help you on your own, or if you email [email protected] , Scott will either reply or even call you very quickly. They also have Team 007 chat meetings weekly. Normally, these are strictly for Team 007 members, but every once in a while they open the chat up to anyone. Every Monday evening, 9 PM E.S.T.Here we discuss product features, current ones as well as things we'd like to see.
One last note, while the React does not come with any sensors, Team members have a "coupon" code that you would use when you register your React. Once registration is complete, you will receive a free Temp Sensor. I am currently having problems with my cpu and can not get my code to anyone, but I can contact other members or if you look elsewhere on this forum you'll see some one else's code is posted.
As for performance differences - The Sensor was more comfortable and was way quicker response wise than what I used previously. The React is much lighter, which is huge when running long mains. Also...the React feels sooo much quicker than anything I have used in the past, even the Sensor...I feel more connected to my car and can respond better. I don't know how to explain this, but if you're in the CT area, feel free to look me up. I'll gladly let you test drive my React. Even if you're not, there's bound to be a Team 007 member nearby you as willing as I, to lend you their React or Sensor if they have one
One last note, while the React does not come with any sensors, Team members have a "coupon" code that you would use when you register your React. Once registration is complete, you will receive a free Temp Sensor. I am currently having problems with my cpu and can not get my code to anyone, but I can contact other members or if you look elsewhere on this forum you'll see some one else's code is posted.
As for performance differences - The Sensor was more comfortable and was way quicker response wise than what I used previously. The React is much lighter, which is huge when running long mains. Also...the React feels sooo much quicker than anything I have used in the past, even the Sensor...I feel more connected to my car and can respond better. I don't know how to explain this, but if you're in the CT area, feel free to look me up. I'll gladly let you test drive my React. Even if you're not, there's bound to be a Team 007 member nearby you as willing as I, to lend you their React or Sensor if they have one
#4
Tech Master
This picture was from a racer that had one at the race we were at this weekend that the wheel fell off of!
Read the message on the tape!
Read the message on the tape!
#5
now that is funny hahah stupid radios. thats what happens when you make a radio weigh in at 2oz's. you always sacrifice strength for weight IMO.
#6
Originally Posted by KForce
now that is funny hahah stupid radios. thats what happens when you make a radio weigh in at 2oz's. you always sacrifice strength for weight IMO.
#7
Tech Master
Originally Posted by crazyjr
Who would keep their 400+dollar radio on the edge of a table? I use a nomadio sensor and love it. I am using it on my Losi 8T, Jammin crt.5 revo 3.3 and my electric revo gorilla truck
Now I don't care who you are, that was funny!
#8
Tech Rookie
Originally Posted by crazyjr
Who would keep their 400+dollar radio on the edge of a table? I use a nomadio sensor and love it. I am using it on my Losi 8T, Jammin crt.5 revo 3.3 and my electric revo gorilla truck
Now my M-11 has been through tough times and the wheel hasnt fallen off yet
#10
Originally Posted by crcrw
I been looking at the Nomadio Sensor radio. Has anyone used or still use this radio. Do you like it? What is the pros and cons of this radio compare to other high end radios? TIA John
no
#11
Well, I own a REACT and I have to agree with the strength to weight argument. I always feel like I could break it if I squeeze the trigger to hard or if I turn the wheel to abruptly. It is very easy to twist the steering wheel, it feels as if it could be sheared off easily .
#12
I have both the Sensor and the React and I'm very happy with both... This is the first non futaba radio I've used...
#13
Tech Regular
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Originally Posted by martinracing
I dont think the owner droped the radio... It broke while driving...
Now my M-11 has been through tough times and the wheel hasnt fallen off yet
Now my M-11 has been through tough times and the wheel hasnt fallen off yet
#14
Tech Master
Originally Posted by martinracing
I dont think the owner droped the radio... It broke while driving...
Now my M-11 has been through tough times and the wheel hasnt fallen off yet
Now my M-11 has been through tough times and the wheel hasnt fallen off yet
Originally Posted by Dissatisfied Nomadio Radio Owner
Oh no, never been dropped (honestly), and it is transported in a padded case to protect it at all times. The plastic is total garbage that they used, the wheel itseft has dozens of cracks all over when you get it brand new. They just fall off at any given time, two races before this one, a wheel fell off DURING the main and I had to try and line the cracks up and drive at the same time....so maybe I should practice without a wheel.
#15
Hey Craps, I can't stop laughing.. that's really funny!! Thanks for the humor.