Beat radio system
#1
Beat radio system
Hi. I want to replace my hpi pulse transmitter and receiver with a better performance one.
Im saw Sanwa M12 and Futaba xp4.
Price for both is same. But not sure which one is better.
Im saw Sanwa M12 and Futaba xp4.
Price for both is same. But not sure which one is better.
#2
Tech Elite
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Not sure there is a "best" radio system on the market. There are a bunch of good ones, a few bad ones, and a bunch in the middle. I personally use a RadioPost system, and have no issues with it. It's fast, it's reliable, and it has a bunch of features I actually use on it. There are better systems, and there are worse systems out there.
Set a budget, and buy the best one you can afford.
Personally, I would stay away from Spektrum....but I had bad experiences with the DX3R I was running awhile back. Great radio at most tracks, but seemed to get interference too easy at other tracks for me. The new stuff might be better though as I know a bunch of guys running em without issue.... After swapping I realized that Spektrum felt slow compared to Radiopost for me.
A lot of it is once again user preference.
Set a budget, and buy the best one you can afford.
Personally, I would stay away from Spektrum....but I had bad experiences with the DX3R I was running awhile back. Great radio at most tracks, but seemed to get interference too easy at other tracks for me. The new stuff might be better though as I know a bunch of guys running em without issue.... After swapping I realized that Spektrum felt slow compared to Radiopost for me.
A lot of it is once again user preference.
#4
Tech Adept
I own a Graupner X-8N that I got from Tower Hobbies. You can pick it up for less that $250 and is a great radio. Team it up with their servos and you can get super low response times.
#6
Get the one that fits better in your hand.