what is the best radio system for under $70? thanks dont got much to spend but i just broke my steering servo so i dont think i can just get a upraged steering servo of the one i have now. i broke it off a jump somehow?!?!?
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You don't need to buy a whole new radio system just go get a new steering servo. I am guessing this servo is for the Ofna Ultra LX Pro that you mention in your sig. I would suggest the HiTec 645MG. The best place to pick on up is http://www.servocity.com. You can pick on up for $40 with free shipping.
If you want to upgrade your radio answer these questions....
Well do you want AM or FM?
Do you want do ditch the crystals and go synth?
Do you have more than one RC?
If you want to upgrade your radio answer these questions....
Well do you want AM or FM?
Do you want do ditch the crystals and go synth?
Do you have more than one RC?
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i didnt know i could buy a upgraded steering servo so i might just do that. or i found the gears some guy told me i broke for $5 for the set so i might just buy two sets of those. thanks for the help and the link
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Just put in a new servo. I prefer Futaba. I haven't stripped one yet.
I understand there have been lots of complaints about steering servos with the Ofna label. Two weeks ago I watched a guy breaking in his new 4WD Ofna (don't know the model, but it was the one with the blue and yellow tires and 3.5) and on a large parking lot with new pavement, he lost his steering servo. The car was only on it's third tank, and hadn't even hit a bump yet.
I understand there have been lots of complaints about steering servos with the Ofna label. Two weeks ago I watched a guy breaking in his new 4WD Ofna (don't know the model, but it was the one with the blue and yellow tires and 3.5) and on a large parking lot with new pavement, he lost his steering servo. The car was only on it's third tank, and hadn't even hit a bump yet.
