i want a m11, z-1/helios, or 3pk, first time buying a new radio and i have the high end budget,but no experience with radios/what they do or dont. please help me out any advice and input is much appreciated.
well if u have the budget, go with the react from nomadio
m11. easy to use and alot at the track so if you need help there are plenty that can
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http://www.ueusa.net
They have a great sale on the Nomadio React that will end without notice.
I have a React and love it.
that was quick help!!!! i dont like the nomadio, but i havent ever used one, so.... i cant knock it until i try it.
The nomadio looks a little weird, but after holding one it is amazing. I haven't run one, but the thing is so light and compact. If I buy a higher end radio that will probably be what I go with.
dont get me wrong i love the M11 i have, prolly would never buy a 3pk, but that react was the only other radio that had a similar feel to the M11 as far as hand placement goes
I have a M11 with spektrum. Its a great radio, a little on the heavy side and I dont like how the spektrum antenna sit on the side. My buddy has a 3PK which he loves and has no complaints with. I used UE-Maxx's React a few days ago and was very impressed with how it fely in your hand. If I was going to but one today I'd take a serious look at the react. Fully programable, updateable via internet, and has all thes sensors for temp, voltage, rpm, ect...
z-1/ex-10......super light, the drop down wheel is real comfty, and the menu is real easy to navigate. plus you can find them used for a good deal.
react is what I would buy today.......I used UE-maxx's and it was light and comfy.
i dont even want to try it then....i spend enough money. LOL
there was a really good review of the react in rc driver this month. it got a good review.
dude, when i was looking at this topic from the home page all i saw awas "I want to get a High End..." but i read it as "I want to get High" so i had to click it.
north_shore_racer Wrote:there was a really good review of the react in rc driver this month. it got a good review.
dude, when i was looking at this topic from the home page all i saw awas "I want to get a High End..." but i read it as "I want to get High" so i had to click it.
DUDE THATS HILARIOUS LOL!!! THANKS!!!! i'll try and check out the high.....i mean rc driver for this month
YEAH SO ABOUT THESE RADIOS NOW...... im narrowing my choices to m11, 3pk, and react you guys keep telling me about (i dont even know what one looks like!!!!) soooooooooo..........that said..............(scratches head)............(scratches head again) i guess all thats left is to go to leisure hours and get the mag so i can read about the react
thanks for the help guys
it looks like something marvin the martian would use
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who cares what it looks like, it's comfotable and works good. I picked one up, raced a half tank with it and it felt like I owned the radio my whole life. Light as hell too.
I used an M11 just after it and I about fell on the ground when I was handed the radio.
the M11 isnt THAT heavy, its also a really comfortable radio, i came from an M8 so it was a good fit fo rme
I'm sure the M11 isn't heavy if that's what your used to but comparatively speaking it's a brick.
Have you picked up a react?
oh ya its a feather, i played with one at finals, i was impressed
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on the grid people were saying that they like the feel of a heavy radio while racing, it actually makes them drive steadier or something to that fact.
Then other people were saying it didn't make a difference what radio, they drove the same regardless.
this post was more for people who don't read the grid....as food for thought. I know you probably already read this on there Czech.
eh its personal preference for most people, best bet is to pick em all up and see what u think
Gabe didn't you say that Steve's React vibrated when you turned it on?
yeah, felt like a playstation controller
Cool...They should make a cord to plug that into a PS2 or 3...
Ponch Wrote:Gabe didn't you say that Steve's React vibrated when you turned it on?
the 3pks can also be set to vibrate upon start-up, navigation alarm, timer, and low battery.