what is a good FM radio? i'm not looking for a real hi-tech computerized, just one that will work for bashing and maybe a little racing.
Travis
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02-25-2002 04:52 PM #1RC Qualifier
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02-25-2002 04:54 PM #2
definatly the c2xp trust me....its cheap! and excellent
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02-25-2002 05:03 PM #3RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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Get the JR XR3... it's only $165, and comes with servos (that are better than most) and a receiver. It's also digital, so there are no knobs you have to worry about accidently turning.
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02-25-2002 05:06 PM #4RC Competitor
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I,ve got the JRx3 and love it! Its computerized, has a three model memory,low bat alarm,custom set-up,easy to work and its only 169.99 from horizon hobby!
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02-25-2002 05:16 PM #5RC Qualifier
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jr xr-3, i love mine, and its not that hard to program either, its range is great! it doesnt glitch as bad as AM, and i would highly suggest it as a basher radio
plus if you get some more chips and some recievers, you can program in other cars to run from the same transmitter
the JR Racing XR-3 is a good radio for the moneyAll work and no play makes AJ a dull boy...(the money is nice though...)
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02-25-2002 05:30 PM #6
i have used my c2xp and my friends jrxr3 with his losi.,..i dont like it nearly as much..i love being able to set the throw exactly, the features are great, and the feel is great too....o yea the reciever is super small and servos are normal, but no stock servo is good for steering we all know that
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02-25-2002 05:43 PM #7RC Champion
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just to make things clear....its called the cx2p and not the c2xp
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02-25-2002 06:10 PM #8RC Qualifier
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if you dont need to spend alot of of money i would recomend the futaba magnum sport packsage. that is what i got and it comes with the reciever and servos for i think about 65 bucks on towerhobbies. it works fine for me. alot quicker than factory radio systems.
Run it til you break it!!!!
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If you are to scared to run it out of fear of breakin parts... then sell it you PANSY!
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02-25-2002 06:35 PM #9RC Qualifier
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where can i get a c2xp and how much is it?
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02-25-2002 07:00 PM #10RC Qualifier
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i am getting ready to order one myself i found it here for 158.95
https://sslserver.com/stormerhobbies...?pn=AIRT220-27
tower has them also for a little more
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...m?Q=1&I=LX0753**&P=7I would like to be stewart little long enough to take my rustler and my tmaxx out for a test drive.
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