Radio - receiver - board - motors

[Spartan tracks]

Hi Guys this might be a stupid question, All my tanks are HL Pro versions, now I have most of them painted I want to stip the stock internals out and put Diferant Motors in Diferant Boards etc.
My main question is I have a TURNIGY 9XR Pro ,can I put any receiver in ? How do you match it to the radio????? Also once done I don't want to have to keep swapping receivers and boards around all the time so I'm going to have to buy a lot of parts is that what every one else does?????? Any help would be great Andy

[tomhugill]

What module does your turnigy have? I use the turnigy 8 channel recovers in most of my tanks. If you make the wiring standard you can swap control boards between tanks (especially tigers King tigers panther and jagdpanthers which have the same engine and similar gun). Or you could have a few control boards which swap round less. Depending on what you get it will be fairly expensive as your looking at £70-£170 for a decent system

[Rad_Schuhart]

You can use as many receivers as you would like...you just have to "bind" then to your transmitter and make sure they are the same brand.
1 down side...you can only run one tank at a time, but....with you turnigy...you can switch between 2 tanks using the ASP module from rctanksaustalia.
https://youtu.be/IfebpdFNgQc

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ASP is the best board out there but you can not switch between models with it. You need to do it with the frsky module.

[Spartan tracks]

If it helps guys it has a Fly Sky FS-TH9x B Module fitted in the Turnigy Pro

[Spartan tracks]

I will probably go Elmod as I wasn't over impressed with the 1 IBU2 but maybe it was just a bad speaker and sound card.

[Tankbear]

Hobbyking, flysky and turnigy receivers will bind with that module Andy.

Ian.

[tomhugill]

I will probably go Elmod as I wasn't over impressed with the 1 IBU2 but maybe it was just a bad speaker and sound card.

A crappy speaker will really make a difference, the metal cone Taigens are ok but ideally you want something a bit beefier, which ever package you go for.