Super Steve

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Guys look at this!
the functions are amazing even though the look is way too fudgered up

http://www.radiocontrolzone.com/foru...d.php?t=165549

DOMOisCOOL

Looks like a 3pk on drugs.

The buttons on that look of poor quality.

Tek Nickal

Whoa, thats cool, and under the price of a top of the line radio nowadays? Should run less than $350. I hope it knows when your battery is dumping

Its an NON-FUNCTIONING PROTOTYPE, of course it looks bad.

mb racer

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maybe have cool features ,,but Who glued the pager on top of the radio ?? But i got a feeling this thing works .. I do like the angled wheel ..

wyd

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I talked to one of the guys working on this radio on Sunday. It will have so many channels to be on it is scary. I was told up to 2000 of them.

Super Steve

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wow...

Do you know how much it will cost?

h22ah

cool idea being a two way system....but imagine how huge the manual to use it would be ....there is a piont were there is just too much to deal with and i think that might have just crossed that line..........of course i might still buy one

hobbipro

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Cell phone technology? Does this mean I have to get a wireless plan to use it, and only race on nights and weekends when its free?

Super Steve

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hahahaha!
good one hobbipro!

tc3rookie

if they take away the terrible looks, and make it easy to use, i'd probably buy one. i wonder if it's digital synthesized? wouldn't making it have to do all that 'talking' back and forth make for slow response times? just a thought. nice idea, though.

Tek Nickal

LMFAO.

wyd

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No sure on cost. I do know the one girl that races at the track will be getting a prototype sometime in the next few months

rcguy2477

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I tested out early prototypes of this radio at my local track. The response time was very slow at the time, i dont know if they fixed it. The radio itself felt pretty good. I especially liked the screen location. They had progressive steering on it, kinda like they have on video games. The reciever on it was also quite large. Another good thing was that the battery on it could drain to almost nothing, and they signal still stayed strong. This testing was last summer, so things might have drastically changed.

My friend,(the one who wyd spoke of(rcchica)), informed me that it cost more than the 3pk, but she didnt know exactly how much.

The Black Kat

Has anyone seen that new HiTec (I think) in the new RCCA....that one looks like it has a call phone in the top

This one on the other half...looks like the first radio with graphics that surpass the Super NES. A step into 32-bit driving....

rough512

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Maybe they can implement force-feedback steering and video reception on the radio.

Imagine what you can do in the ladies locker room using this