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07-31-2004, 08:21 AM
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Ofna 9.5.. RB Concepts WS7 II -For Sale Ofna 9.5 Roller - For Sale Savage...ALL ALUM, bran new Mach427 -For Sale message me, im, or email if intersted open to just about all offers. 
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08-03-2004, 09:47 AM
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revo- traxxas blue xtr-74 menace-62 storm-88 mgt-61(syn) mini t-red x-mod-green miss bud-ae yellow zig zag-fm 27.045 shockwave36-76am dragonfly-37 shogun-41 am i forgeting anything?
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08-03-2004, 01:37 PM
I don't know about distance but I've seen (and so has Jack and others) the AM units get squirly after awhile and would definatly give up some distance for accuracy. I usually don't see people driving their R/Cs to far away from their starting point.
The cost of $50 for a AM reciever is if you get a Kit version which would have to be the better AM recievers, otherwise for RTR it just comes with the car,but you can probably get an FM reciever AND controller for $50 on EBay brand new if you wanted to which works fine if your not looking to get to many R/Cs. Other wise its $70+ for a synthisized reciever every time you buy a car. Thats when it gets expensive if your looking to own alot of different R/Cs. I don't plan on owning to many cars/trucks but I'm probably gonna go with the JR controller anyhow just so its more convienent.
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08-03-2004, 03:01 PM
end point adjustments are awesome... also FM has a more linear, precise, and faster signal... which means faster throttle responce and steering... follow that up with a good Receiver pack, and good servos and it can't be stopped
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