anyone using these cheap 2.4? http://http://www.hobbypartz.com/rccarradios.html
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truggy83
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I don't have any experience with this brand however a quick search led me to this website. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbycity/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2680
It appears the frequency the flysky uses is a single and most people don't recommend it.
You can get a Spektrum Dx3 for about $100.00 or even less. I bought a 2.4 ghz Traxxas TQ transmitter and receiver off ebay for around $35.00 before. Even that would be better than the Flysky. With spektrum and traxxas they have built in fail safes don't know if flysky does. I wouldn't recommend getting the flysky.
It appears the frequency the flysky uses is a single and most people don't recommend it.
You can get a Spektrum Dx3 for about $100.00 or even less. I bought a 2.4 ghz Traxxas TQ transmitter and receiver off ebay for around $35.00 before. Even that would be better than the Flysky. With spektrum and traxxas they have built in fail safes don't know if flysky does. I wouldn't recommend getting the flysky.
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2revo1maxx
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If cheap is what you're after then you can't go wrong with the traxxas system, which can be had for about 40 bucks.
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I think the Traxxas radio is the most comfortable radio I've used.