Sanwa-compatible receiver thread
#16
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 2,944
From: Santa Clarita, CA
Anyone try one of these? FH3 and FH4 compatible, supposedly...
https://www.rcjuice.com/hobbystar-hr...iver-fhss.html
https://www.rcjuice.com/hobbystar-hr...iver-fhss.html
#21
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#22
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They work great! even the telem works. It bound to My MT-44 at FH-4 frequency no issues. I have 3 of them now.
here is a quick video showing it in operation
search youtube, sorry I'm new and it wont let me post the link..
here is a quick video showing it in operation
search youtube, sorry I'm new and it wont let me post the link..
Last edited by 1/8 IC Fan; 03-20-2019 at 06:07 AM. Reason: fixed link
#26
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Joined: Jun 2018
Posts: 181
Also you can check out Cooltech which also has the same mini size receiver with ceramic antenna. But I would spray some conformal coating on it if I'm using it outdoor/offroad
#28
Hy!
I just bought the HobbyStar RS472E L-shape receiver.
I installed it into my 1/10 4WD buggy. So far It works perfectly, and as good as the original Sanwa RX482 receiver.
Big test will be on the 26th of January in Slovakia at the Hudy Arena.
The first switch on was a little it tricky, but I figured it out.
I bought it from e-bay, and the seller told me, that this receivers signal distance is bigger than the RX482.
I will keep you updated about this receiver.
I just bought the HobbyStar RS472E L-shape receiver.
I installed it into my 1/10 4WD buggy. So far It works perfectly, and as good as the original Sanwa RX482 receiver.
Big test will be on the 26th of January in Slovakia at the Hudy Arena.
The first switch on was a little it tricky, but I figured it out.
I bought it from e-bay, and the seller told me, that this receivers signal distance is bigger than the RX482.
I will keep you updated about this receiver.





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