http://www.nomadio.net/?pg=hobby.html&sub=react.html

It's transit time is faster than the original Sensor (2ms vs. 5ms), and it's cheaper. It can even be put into a Tank mode, where the throttle and steering of the transmitter are mixed so that they would control one ESC for the left-side wheels, and another ESC for the right-side wheels.

That is a VERY neat feature! I think I'd get it for that alone! :004:

When you talk about transit time, you are talking about the the time from teh radio to the rx for signal?

neweuser, yes, but I think it's more of the time it takes for the RX to receive the signal after you change the position of the trigger or steering wheel.

Brian, that really is a cool feature! If you ever wanted to make a desk crawler using one servo per wheel (tank-style), you could! The React also has 4 channels total, which could definitely come in handy for things like servo mixing. AND, you could do the servo mixing on the computer, which would be a lot easier to do than with the buttons on the TX! There is just so much to love about this radio...

Yup. I plan on getting one as soon as funds permit...

Yes, that tank mode really opens up some possibilities - like direct motor to wheel drive (outrunner of course). :017:

Wow,

:005: :005: :005: ULTRACAPS:005: :005: :005: CARAUDIO and LIGHTS:mad:1 :mad:1 :mad:1

Artur

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I am sorry, BrianG, but I wasn't expecting to see what was typed earlier about 'allelectronics' memory backups...

And I know that you corrected later, but still, that was way out of sync

Artur

Thanks Metal, that is what I was thinking

LOL are you sceptical GriffinRu?!

Missed that comment...

Well, sorry for delay, start testing this THING.

First connected it to my charger and start playing with it.

Charging as 3 LiPo, this way you can limit voltage (15V is limit for this unit).
Then discharge as NiCd with 0.1 cutoff.

Here results:

Start Voltage 14.2V
Discharge Current 10A (in reality 7-10A wasn't quite stable)
Stop Voltage 0.1V
Time 104s
Rated Capacity 235mAh
Unable to measure internal resistance with ICE

Artur