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BrianG 02.09.2011 12:25 PM

Ok, here's how it breaks down:

Air radio + Air ESC = You need mechanical brakes and you won't have reverse. No other mods necessary.

Air radio + Car ESC = Mod the radio so the throttle returns to center for neutral. Motor brakes and reverse are available.

Car radio + Air ESC = Need Pistix adaptor and mechanical brakes. You won't have reverse unless you use a mechanical setup like a nitro Revo for example (extra shifting servo and use another channel to switch between forward and reverse).

Car radio + Car ESC = No mods necessary for full operation.

_paralyzed_ 02.09.2011 10:50 PM

more than you wanted to spend, but what you want

http://www.himodel.com/radios/2.4Ghz..._Cars_N-3.html

BrianG 02.09.2011 11:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 397329)
more than you wanted to spend, but what you want

http://www.himodel.com/radios/2.4Ghz..._Cars_N-3.html


That "TH-SPEED" functions sounds like the same thing as punch control on a CC ESC.

And, maybe it's a typo, but it states that the "Working current at transmitting end: 100ma to 150A.". Wow, 150A?? Man, that's gonna eat transmitter batteries alive! :lol:

_paralyzed_ 02.10.2011 01:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 397333)
That "TH-SPEED" functions sounds like the same thing as punch control on a CC ESC.

And, maybe it's a typo, but it states that the "Working current at transmitting end: 100ma to 150A.". Wow, 150A?? Man, that's gonna eat transmitter batteries alive! :lol:

Should have good range then?:lol:

Jahay 02.10.2011 09:49 AM

WOW why does that consume so much power!!! That is a fair price to pay! i wouldnt mind...

Maybe a rechargable lipo may work?

BrianG 02.10.2011 10:46 AM

lol, I think they just forgot to add the "m" for 150mA. One little letter makes such a big difference...


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