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Old 01-14-2017, 06:16 AM
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@Nezil:

Thank you for your complete testing and review of the Sanwa M series Transmitters. Very valuable information (that we can trust) that is hard to find an official word on.

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I have a Mt44 and it's a pretty nice transmitter. The handle grip seams a little slippery to me when the radio is in my hand so I wrapped it with some sports grip. The radio is extremely light weighs in at 412 grams. My season does not start until May so I've using the mt44 with Vrc and it is very comfortable.
So far I've got about 4.5 hours of run time on the first set of AAA batteries.

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Any word on 1s lipo or any other companies might work? (LIFE etc etc)

I know Sanwa has one releasing soon but..
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Any of you guys using this radio seem to be having a problem with your servo's ? I've had two throttle servo's burn out I was using hi tec and savox hv servo's . Maybe I'm missing something with the set up of the radio?
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Originally Posted by Nezil
Some websites are listing the M12 / M12S case as being compatible with the MT-44, but I'd doubt that very much.

The MT-44 is a very different shape, and quite a bit smaller than either of those.

I just purchased an MT44 from Singapore at the local Hobby Shop, Toykar. And actually, my MT44 dropped straight in to a spare Yeah Racing M12/M12S case that I had lying around. So I'd suggest that it should fit with no problems into other cases designed for the M12. However, I don't think it will fit in MTS / MT4S cases as the shape around the carry handles is quite different.

Love the radio so far. It came with 1x RX482 receiver, for S$320 (discounted from S$349). The manual states that Tx voltage is 5V max. I ordered some Turnigy 4.8V NiMh Tx packs just to try - not sure if they will fit yet, but they are "only" $10, so no biggie if it doesn't fit in the battery compartment. I've done some checking online, seems as though the Sanwa 1S LiPo has been released in Japan, but nowhere else (part number LP1-1400).
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Originally Posted by Ofna2005
Any of you guys using this radio seem to be having a problem with your servo's ? I've had two throttle servo's burn out I was using hi tec and savox hv servo's . Maybe I'm missing something with the set up of the radio?
I have a Spektrum HV servo, and so far so good. Risking that I'm going to be the "captain obvious", let me ask this - have you made sure that you are not trying to push the throttle lever further than possible?
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Old 01-17-2017, 01:30 PM
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Just got my Mt-44 from rcmart and it included the lipo, it was a nice surprise. Wasnt even mentioned. Figured you guys might want to know.
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Originally Posted by Azzkikin
Just got my Mt-44 from rcmart and it included the lipo, it was a nice surprise. Wasnt even mentioned. Figured you guys might want to know.

Just received mine from RCmart as well.. I did not get a lipo! that's not nice!
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When ordering and using EMS....what's usually the delivery time frame? Really considering ordering overseas....NO PLACE state side is even close on price
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Originally Posted by Azzkikin
Just got my Mt-44 from rcmart and it included the lipo, it was a nice surprise. Wasnt even mentioned. Figured you guys might want to know.
Nice did you still get a 2nd receiver with it?
Got mine last week but no lipo.
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Old 01-18-2017, 03:53 AM
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Nice did you still get a 2nd receiver with it?
Got mine last week but no lipo.
Yes, got both receivers too. It looks like the lipo was just thrown in, it wasn't even listed on the package receipt. Guess I got lucky.

BTW, EMS shipping to the west coast was quick. Ordered it Friday evening and it was at my door Tuesday by noon.
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I hate to ask (because it seems no one has one yet) but I can't figure out how to know when the lipo is charged. It can only be charged by the mirco usb. And by that you have to use a 5v USB charger. There are no lights or anything on the lipo to tell you when it is charged. Do most usb chargers sense when they battery they are charging is complete? In the batt manual it states not to charge over 4.2, but that's std for a 1s.

Anyone know of a connector to use on a battery charger that has a mirco usb plug? Maybe something that comes off the balance port?
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Originally Posted by Losiho

Love the radio so far. It came with 1x RX482 receiver, for S$320 (discounted from S$349). The manual states that Tx voltage is 5V max. I ordered some Turnigy 4.8V NiMh Tx packs just to try - not sure if they will fit yet, but they are "only" $10, so no biggie if it doesn't fit in the battery compartment. I've done some checking online, seems as though the Sanwa 1S LiPo has been released in Japan, but nowhere else (part number LP1-1400).

Update - those Turnigy NiMh packs didn't fit. The Sanwa LiPo is available in Japan on the Super R/C website - I emailed them to ask availability & shipping, they told me they won't ship LiPos overseas. Oh well, the search continues.
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Originally Posted by Losiho
Update - those Turnigy NiMh packs didn't fit. The Sanwa LiPo is available in Japan on the Super R/C website - I emailed them to ask availability & shipping, they told me they won't ship LiPos overseas. Oh well, the search continues.
I'll take some measurements tonight for the Sanwa lipo. Give ya an idea what to look for as an optional replacement.
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