Sanwa MTS Radio
#1

Sanwa MT-S Remote System with 482 Receiver
FEATURES
1 SETUP WIZARD FOR EASY SETTING
CAR TYPE(8 MODEL TYPES) CAN BE SET EASILY.
2 SSL (SANWA SYNCHRONIZED LINK)-COMPATIBLE
The compatible equipment can be set by transmitter through CODE AUX functions.
*Compatible equipment: SUPER VORTEX SERIES, SV-PLUS SERIES, SGS-01C (Gain Adjustment)
3 LIGHT BODY (366 g)
EASY OPERATION FOR CHILDREN
SYSTEM FEATURES
●WHITE LED BACK LIGHT
●LARGE FULL-DOT LCD MONITOR(128 x 64 dot)
●ST TH TENSION ADJUSTMENT
●ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER
●BUILT-IN ANTENNA
●TELEMETRY FUNCTION
●DUAL RATE
●SERVO SPEED
●SERVO REVERSE
●TRIM/SUB TRIM
●CURVE(EXPONENTIAL / ADJUSTABLE RATE CONTROL)
●FAIL SAFE(RADIO WAVES / BATTERY)
●EPA
●OFFSET
●BIND
●BASE
●FUNCTION
●TH TYPE(70:30/50:50)
●ANTI-LOCK BRAKE
●MODEL NAME(10 LETTERS)
●MODEL MEMORY(20 MODELS)
●MODEL(SELECT/CLEAR/COPY)
●TIMER(LAP / INTERVAL / DOWN)
●LOGGER
●ALERT SETTING
●TELEMETRY SETTING
●KEY ASSIGN(SW / TRIM)
●BUZZER(SCALE / VOLUME CHANGEABLE)
●TRANSMITTER BATTERY ALARM
●LCD CONTRAST
●VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
●SETUP WIZARD
●RF MODE SETTING(FH4/FH3)
●RESPONSE MODE (NOR/SHR/SSR)
●DIRECT MODEL SELECT
●AUX1(SELECT THE OPERATION TYPE OF 3CH)
●AUX2(SELECT THE OPERATION TYPE OF 4CH)
●AUX TYPE SETTING
CODE AUX (COMPATIBLE WITH SUPER VORTEX ZERO & TYPE-D MENU)
STEP AUX (STEP 1 to 100)
POINT AUX (2 to 6 POINT)
4WS MIXING (FRONT/REAR/NORMAL/REVERSE
MOA MIXING(FRONT-WHEEL-DRIVE/4WD/REAR-WHEEL-DRIVE)
*DRIVE RATE IS VARIABLE.
AUX MIXING (ST MIXING, TH MIXING)
●4 CELL DRY BATTERY
●COMPATIBLE RECEIVER; RX-380, RX-381, RX-451, RX-451R, RX-461, RX-462, RX-471, RX-472, RX-481, RX-482
#3

I can't imagine it would fit without modification, that shape is pretty different. Is it FHSS-3/FH4T only?
#5

That explains why the MT4-S don't show on amain anymore and show as ''out of stock'' on airtronics website.
Vid for those interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ7HSYVz_fg
Not bad, I guess it's intented to be some sort of a replacement for the MT4-S?
I don't really see where the improvements are as far as the tx is concerned at firts glance...just different packaging and looks like somewhat a bit lesser quality. Personally still prefer my MT4-S.
What I like though is the lower price point and the fact that it now comes with 2 rx (internal antenna above all) so knowing how much the new rx do go for, at that price point this new package is something to consider.
Vid for those interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ7HSYVz_fg
Not bad, I guess it's intented to be some sort of a replacement for the MT4-S?
I don't really see where the improvements are as far as the tx is concerned at firts glance...just different packaging and looks like somewhat a bit lesser quality. Personally still prefer my MT4-S.
What I like though is the lower price point and the fact that it now comes with 2 rx (internal antenna above all) so knowing how much the new rx do go for, at that price point this new package is something to consider.
Last edited by B4.2mtl; 04-20-2016 at 07:56 PM.
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#9

Mine should be here tomorrow. Amain had them last week.
#10
Tech Rookie

I'm interested too in getting some feedbacks about this radio.
The MT4S seems to be hardly available since the MTS was announced...
My DX3S is giving me some problems and I'm slowly willing to switch to a better radio.
The MT4S seems to be hardly available since the MTS was announced...
My DX3S is giving me some problems and I'm slowly willing to switch to a better radio.
#14

They feel pretty good...not as precise as the M12s but for the money its great. I got mine from Banzai and it comes loaded with Japanese as the default language for menus. It took me a few minutes but found the menu for English. The manual is in Japanese as well so be warned. Most of the settings are universal though.
#15
Tech Rookie

Is it the equivalent of a MT4S or does it feel cheaper ?
I'm also tempted by a 4PLS but the MTS is more recent, the receivers are more compact and it looks to be the best bang for the bucks of the moment.
I think Futaba won't be too long to release a 4PLS successor...
I'm also tempted by a 4PLS but the MTS is more recent, the receivers are more compact and it looks to be the best bang for the bucks of the moment.
I think Futaba won't be too long to release a 4PLS successor...