Transmitter & Receiver Options For Sand Scorcher

[Singleseven]

Hi all,

As some of you may have seen via TC, i have recently aquired a Sand Scorcher. It is part fitted with a acoms AS-11 servo for the steering and a T2M Speedster jr ESC, but please can anyone recomend a suitable transmitter and receiver to complete the set-up?

Many thanks,

John.

[Walsall-Basher]

Hi all,

As some of you may have seen via TC, i have recently aquired a Sand Scorcher. It is part fitted with a acoms AS-11 servo for the steering and a T2M Speedster jr ESC, but please can anyone recomend a suitable transmitter and receiver to complete the set-up?

Many thanks,

John.

go for a 2.4ghz set-up, you wont regret it. if you're on a budget then the etronix 3gxpro is working well for me. wheel or sticks, extra receivers are £20 ish

its nice not to have a 2foot antenna sticking out your models and the digital set-up options and model memorys are great to have.

[stu22]

Hi all,

As some of you may have seen via TC, i have recently aquired a Sand Scorcher. It is part fitted with a acoms AS-11 servo for the steering and a T2M Speedster jr ESC, but please can anyone recomend a suitable transmitter and receiver to complete the set-up?

Many thanks,

John.

I wouldn't consider anything other than a 2.4GHz these days. The next question is how much do you want to spend? I uses Futaba 3PM's for my racers (~$160 and ~$70/receiver) but the vintage collection has been completely converted over to a FlySky FS-GT3 (~$40 and $7/receiver) and my Buggy Champ will probably be running on a FS-GT2 (only because the GT3 is out of memory slots and I already have the GT2.)

[WillyChang]

i'm getting rather tempted to go install a JR JEEP 2 with a 2.4GHz retrofit kit

and those tiny RXes... wouldn't be hard to stuff one into a gutted JR RX case either imho

[Singleseven]

Hi guys, thanks for your advice. Looks like a 2.3ghz set-up is the way to go

John