Which radio is better
11-09-2014, 11:01 AM
#1
Which radio is better
hi
Which radio is better???
sanwa mt4 or futaba 4pls
Which radio is better???
sanwa mt4 or futaba 4pls
11-09-2014, 11:17 AM
#2
I have a 4pls and I love it, so easy to navigate but the both have pretty much the same feathers, the only thing that can decide which one to get would be what feels best to you. The mt4 is nice I would have gotten one if the first version came with a backlight.
11-09-2014, 01:31 PM
#3
Tech Adept
all them are good.. depends on your taste and use 
i luv my 4px 
i luv my 4px
11-09-2014, 03:50 PM
#5
Of those two, probably Futaba but the mt4S beats them both.
11-09-2014, 04:49 PM
#6
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
The standard mt4 is fine you don't need the back light unless you are doing night driving but it still doesn't matter and yes the new mt4s is faster but I cant tell difference between the two. The Mt4 has more bells and whistles than you will ever need. I don't know anything about Futaba except the last one I owned failed before I even tried to use it. MJ
11-10-2014, 03:22 AM
#8
hi
Then buy one radio؟؟
sanwa mt4 or futaba 4pls
Then buy one radio؟؟
sanwa mt4 or futaba 4pls
11-10-2014, 03:44 AM
#9
Have one in our club who just replaced his M12 with a new Ko Propo. It felt better to him.
I love my M12, but in terms of quality feel, the Ko Propo feels better in your hands.
I love my M12, but in terms of quality feel, the Ko Propo feels better in your hands.
11-10-2014, 04:04 AM
#10
Sanwa are better or futaba??
m12 is Expensive
mt4s is better or futaba 4pk????
A few meters away there sanwa mt4???
m12 is Expensive
mt4s is better or futaba 4pk????
A few meters away there sanwa mt4???
11-10-2014, 04:50 AM
#11
what do you mean by better? it all depends on what you're looking for
a 1st thing would be to see if it fits your hand well, ergonomics are very important
today, I'd choose a MT4S..
a 1st thing would be to see if it fits your hand well, ergonomics are very important
today, I'd choose a MT4S..
11-10-2014, 06:32 AM
#12
In terms of coverage and performance and mileage??
11-10-2014, 12:50 PM
#13
These two models use basically the same radio technology. S-FHSS. Range and response time are about the same. Go for the one that feels better in your hand. I will say I favor the Futaba because of the 204GF-E receiver. It's a micro receiver with the antenna contained in the receiver case. There's no wire tail coming out of it. Range is awesome on it, and it's nice and clean to mount - and often under $40 a piece. If you're going to run multiple models where receiver price is a concerns, or run something with tight mounting space like a 1/12 pan car or a Losi 22, go with the Futaba and grab that micro receiver.
If you're looking for higher performing technology, interference resistance, and a bit more range, you'd be looking at something in Futaba's FASST models.
If you're looking for higher performing technology, interference resistance, and a bit more range, you'd be looking at something in Futaba's FASST models.
11-10-2014, 09:03 PM
#14
These two models use basically the same radio technology. S-FHSS. Range and response time are about the same. Go for the one that feels better in your hand.
I will say I favor the Futaba because of the 204GF-E receiver. It's a micro receiver with the antenna contained in the receiver case. There's no wire tail coming out of it. Range is awesome on it, and it's nice and clean to mount - and often under $40 a piece.
If you're going to run multiple models where receiver price is a concerns, or run something with tight mounting space like a 1/12 pan car or a Losi 22, go with the Futaba and grab that micro receiver.
If you're looking for higher performing technology, interference resistance, and a bit more range, you'd be looking at something in Futaba's FASST models.
I will say I favor the Futaba because of the 204GF-E receiver. It's a micro receiver with the antenna contained in the receiver case. There's no wire tail coming out of it. Range is awesome on it, and it's nice and clean to mount - and often under $40 a piece.
If you're going to run multiple models where receiver price is a concerns, or run something with tight mounting space like a 1/12 pan car or a Losi 22, go with the Futaba and grab that micro receiver.
If you're looking for higher performing technology, interference resistance, and a bit more range, you'd be looking at something in Futaba's FASST models.
+1 to these considerations
Too bad that Sanwa TX could not be bound with Futaba RX, and vice versa.
11-11-2014, 07:01 AM
#15
hi
Thank you very much for your answer
Finally, the robot model, radio I buy ????
futaba 4pls or sanwa mt4s?????
Thank you very much for your answer
Finally, the robot model, radio I buy ????
futaba 4pls or sanwa mt4s?????