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CrumpyChoco 11-25-2008 07:30 AM

hello guys newbie here.. need help on high lift
 
hello everyone,
im new on this hobby.. just bought my very first kit, the tamiya hilux high lift..
im already halfway on my build, problem is i don't know what controller to buy..

does the controller includes shift servo, steering servo and receiver? and what is ESC? i don't plan to buy the MFC-02 though.. and the manual says i need to buy a 4ch transmitter..

how much does that cost? can anyone recommend a transmitter under $100 or $200.. anyway.. i'll be researching stuffs and this site has plenty of information.. sorry for the noob questions though.. and TIA!

mm7700 11-26-2008 12:03 AM

get a hitec MG servo

very powerful and durable
around 40-60 bux

CrumpyChoco 11-27-2008 08:00 AM

hey mm7700, thanks..
im actually looking at the recommended controller the futaba attack 4wd t4vwd.. but im looking for alternatives which is cheaper since im not gonna use the mfc-02.. anyway i'll check what you have suggested.. thanks again..

DHC6 11-29-2008 10:37 PM

If you are not going to use the MFU for the F350 (I don't on mine) then any 3Ch would work fine as well. I prefer the pistol/wheel over the twin sticks my self. There are a number of nice 3Ch radios out the for under 200$. You can pretty much find something in your price range from most manufactures (i.e. Futaba, Airtronics, Spektrum...) So its just a matter of finding what features you like, and which one fits your hand the best. I use the 3PK (not to cheep though) for all my cars. One radio, rather then multiple transmitters. Not to shy you away from this forum, but there is a forum dedicated to the hilift, you can find alot of good information for your F350 there. I am also a member there as well. Both are great forums.

www.tamiya3speed.com

Check it out, you might find some good info there as well.


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