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TQ-3 Radio Glitching Rumors
I have been researching a lot and I read a few times that the TQ-3 produces a lot of glitching in use with brushless. I was planning on using MM esc and feigo 8xl on my emaxx, but I dont really have the extra cash to buy a new radio setup aswell.
Are there any other cheap radios that I could maybe substitute in, or a easy way to reduce the glitching? |
A lot of that is because it is AM and is prone to noise. A BL system can produce a fair bit of noise. Maybe a better AM radio would work better, but it's still AM. FM would be better, and digital would be best (Nomadio, Spektrum, etc).
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If the TQ3 is the stock (free) AM radio that you get with the Traxxas vehicles, then going to just about any FM setup will be better.
EDIT-it figures, Brian beat me to it. |
lol, sorry AAngel. :)
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Ok, thanks guys. But how bad is it really? Just little twitches?
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I have a TQ3 on one of my trucks, my old basher BL revo. Never had a problem, but the range is not as good as with better radios. My BL crawler has a TQ3 too, works fine. Give it a try, you can still upgrade when you see it does not work for you.
DAF |
Well, the performance of the AM radios varies from what Dafni has experienced to people having their car totaled because it took off all by itself.
Personall, I'd invest a couple of hundred bucks in a radio, considering the money that I put into the conversion. |
If you can swing it, get a radio with multiple model memories. That way, if your stable gets larger, you can just pick up extra receivers instead of a whole system for each.
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A cheap inbetween step for a radio could be something like a Futaba 3PM or Airtronics MX-3. Both can be found for around $70 or less used with a Rx. I ran an MX-3 for several years before I upgraded to a M11. I recently outfitted it with a Spektrum Pro system and love it.
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