flatovercrest

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Hi, does anyone still make old school stick radios, but with modern 2.4 technology?
Will start a vintage buggy build soon and I would like a "vintage" looking radio to go with it. Masami Hirosaka spec

alana07

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Sanwa Exzes ZZ and Futaba 4GRS

Sir 51D3WAYS

^That. Although His Masami-ness used KO Propo, which would mean getting your hands on a KO Esprit 3 or 4. (older ones aren't 2.4) The 4 went out of Production recently, so good luck finding one. All Esprit were ultra expensive when they came out, so prepare for your wallet to melt as well.

sosidge

Nothing "vintage" looking about a stick radio! At least, I don't "feel" vintage when I use mine. Still quite a few of us using them in the UK (although it's a giveaway for how long you've been in the hobby).

Futaba also do a 7XC and basic 2HR. I don't keep up to date with Sanwa and KO.

Roelof

Spektrum has a DX2M https://www.spektrumrc.com/Products/...rodId=SPMR2200 Not sure if it is still available.

Jamara: https://jamara-shop.com/Transmitter-SCX-24GHz

And many brands have a simple 4CH channel like this one https://www.conrad.com/p/reely-ht-4-...ceiver-1310036

But the most decent to get is I think the Futaba T4GRS