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Looking for a Radio
Hey guys so im looking for a radio for my cousin. Told him look in to Futaba. But most of there radios are sold out everywhere. Looking for a 3-4 ch radio under $150 used for his rustler and losi 8ight t
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Sanwa MX-V
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[QUOTE=GRIMREAPER;15264086]Hey guys so im looking for a radio for my cousin. Told him look in to Futaba. But most of there radios are sold out everywhere. Looking for a 3-4 ch radio under $150 used for his rustler and losi 8ight t[/QUOTE
] My kids and the neighbor kids use them and love them (mx-v's). I have 4 of them......lol |
You might wanna hold off until Futaba gets their own US distribution center up and running, which if the buzz is true, might only be a matter of weeks. I’d only grab an MX-V if you can find one cheap. Now that the MX6 is out, dealers might be looking to clear out old stock. |
Nick Maxwell is trying to get Futaba USA operational any day now:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...-USA-Interview As far as budget systems go, Radiolink isn't half bad, I keep one in my pit box at all times to have as a back up and loaner, kinda lacks on ergos but electronics are very reliable for club racing: https://www.rcjuice.com/radio/radio-...iver-fhss.html |
I have Sanwa MT4S and my son uses Futaba 3PV. We also have a few other budget radios. The Sanwa is obviously out of that price range, but I really like the 3PV. It has all the features you need. My only complaints are the menu is a bit of a pain as you have to cycle through every option rather than having sub-menus. Not a major issue because once its set up you don't really need to change it much. The other is that it could be a bit small for people with bigger hands. I find it fine but do know people who struggle with it. Otherwise build quality, performance, ease of use is all great.
I would vote against Sanwa purely based on the price of receivers, the cheapest Sanwa rx is the same price as the most expensive Futaba, or around 30% more expensive which makes a difference when you're setting up multipe cars. |
I would say get a spektrum dx5c is $109.99 and for the money offers alot of features I get mine tomorrow
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Got my new spektrum dx5c today got it binded to my Tekno sct410 after just using it for a bit today I would tell anyone get spektrum dx5c it is an excellent radio for $110 has alot to offer
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I would go with the Futaba 3pv for that price. |
Originally Posted by billdelong
(Post 15264543)
Nick Maxwell is trying to get Futaba USA operational any day now:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...-USA-Interview As far as budget systems go, Radiolink isn't half bad, I keep one in my pit box at all times to have as a back up and loaner, kinda lacks on ergos but electronics are very reliable for club racing: https://www.rcjuice.com/radio/radio-...iver-fhss.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNhWNE4jupM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI-uYYd-lzI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_34oSUgtGs I used the Radio Link RC4G too, excelent long range radio with good response and some extra function. Had few video on it as shown below, bang for buck. btw i have Spektrum and Sanwa...colleting dust: Video: |
3pv or mxv
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