127LikesSanwa-compatible receiver thread
06-05-2023, 06:11 AM - Wikipost
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Sanwa Compatible Receivers:
Please list any findings, such as Glitches, SSR Compatibility and any other issues as noted in the Respective Receivers Listing: - DasMikro Antennaless SANWA FH3 FH4 Compatible Receiver - Purchase from RaceVTA in US Smallest and lightest on the market. http://racevta.com/store/index.php?r...product_id=578  - POWERSTAR RS472E Antennaless Receiver - Purchase from RaceVTA in US http://racevta.com/store/index.php?r...product_id=390 Operating Voltage：3.5V～8.4V Dimension： 23.6×18.4×28.4mm Weight：7.3g No. Of Channels：4CH PWM Mode：Normal/ SHR/ SSR - SMD SRX 2 - Antennaless Receiver PN: JBR900003 - SMD SRX - Antenna Receiver - HobbyStar HRX-472 Antenna Receiver SKU: 398-09-173 
- Ruddog RR482 Antennaless Receiver PN: purchase from Amain in US, Ruddog in EU - ARX-482R Antennaless Receiver - Purchase from Bartolo Racing in US - POWERSTAR RS472E Antennaless Receiver - Purchase from RaceVTA in US http://racevta.com/store/index.php?r...product_id=390 Operating Voltage：3.5V～8.4V Dimension： 23.6×18.4×28.4mm Weight：7.3g No. Of Channels：4CH PWM Mode：Normal/ SHR/ SSR - POWERSTAR RS472HV Receiver manual link -> http://www.powerstar-racing.com/upfile/800/RS472HV.pdf operating voltage : 3.5~8.4V Dimension : 35.5 x 23.3 x 12.7 mm Weight : 7.3g Channals : 4 channels. -AGFRC ARX-482R 2.4Ghz 4CH Vertical Type FHSS Compatible Receiver Manufacturer website: https://www.agfrc.com/index.php?id=2434
Capricorn - One ARX-482 R SLIDELOGY SDY-0191 2.4GHZ 4-CHANNEL FHSS-4/FHSS-3 RECEIVER (SANWA 482 COMPATIBLE)
Sanwa Transmitter/Receiver Compatible Table:  
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01-16-2020, 04:28 PM
#121
For Muchmore’s jacked up price for the same receiver one might as well just purchase the official Sanwa
01-16-2020, 09:13 PM
#123
01-18-2020, 04:29 PM
#124
Fh3 vs Fh4t
Picked up a ARX-472. I hope to see an improvement in speed versus my Sanwa 380.
01-27-2020, 12:46 PM
#125
Quick update on the ARX-482R from Amazon.
I've had 2 race nights with this receiver and it is nothing short of incredible. I switch from one of the Sanwa waterproof sport receivers and The performance of the ARX is the same or better in a much smaller footprint. This allowed me to rearrange my electronics area and move my battery forward in my B5M. This will now be my go-to Sanwa compatible receiver.
I've had 2 race nights with this receiver and it is nothing short of incredible. I switch from one of the Sanwa waterproof sport receivers and The performance of the ARX is the same or better in a much smaller footprint. This allowed me to rearrange my electronics area and move my battery forward in my B5M. This will now be my go-to Sanwa compatible receiver.
02-23-2020, 11:47 AM
#126
AGFrc ARX-482R
Quick update on the ARX-482R from Amazon.
I've had 2 race nights with this receiver and it is nothing short of incredible. I switch from one of the Sanwa waterproof sport receivers and The performance of the ARX is the same or better in a much smaller footprint. This allowed me to rearrange my electronics area and move my battery forward in my B5M. This will now be my go-to Sanwa compatible receiver.
I've had 2 race nights with this receiver and it is nothing short of incredible. I switch from one of the Sanwa waterproof sport receivers and The performance of the ARX is the same or better in a much smaller footprint. This allowed me to rearrange my electronics area and move my battery forward in my B5M. This will now be my go-to Sanwa compatible receiver.
My radio is arriving sooner than expected, and two AGFrc ARX-482R receivers are taking the long way around at getting to the house (from Banggood). I paid up a bit, and ordered the AGFrc ARX-482R receiver from Amazon in order to be here with radio arrives tomorrow.
02-24-2020, 10:48 AM
#127
I have 4 of the ARX-482R now. I found a place on Ali that had them for $16! each for a short while. They all work great with my m12s
03-02-2020, 09:23 PM
#130
03-03-2020, 06:43 AM
#131
03-03-2020, 08:16 AM
#132
The problem I see here is, Who's going to test them and how? I spent some time last year trying to come to terms with all of this radio speed stuff and I got nowhere. As far as I can tell, you'd need an almost lab grade equipment setup to do any kind of meaningful testing. Maybe I'm wrong but I gave up on it.
03-04-2020, 08:07 AM
#133
Lets be real. If that's the sort of evidence you need, you'll probably never buy a clone anyways. Clone boards could change from batch to batch and have no guarantee even if tested extensively. If you're the sort who needs rock solid guarantees of performance you're probably better off just buying the real thing.
04-08-2020, 09:30 AM
#135
Tech Regular
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Then why bother commenting on a thread when it could be a helpful thread for people looking to save a few $$. The more people enjoying the hobby at a range of price points is going to be great for us all. If you are the driver that notices the difference and have the budget to spend the extra money, good for you, keep to your threads. Let's be supportive to all and find ways that more can enjoy and keep the hobby thriving.