Ok so I basically going Clark Tk receiver route. As for transmitter I see Turnigy 9xr. A lot of futaba fasst 2.4 ghz and alot if flysky transmitters.
Will see what I can get.
Converting Henglong old tanks to new 2.4Ghz
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Will01Capri
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Re: Converting Henglong old tanks to new 2.4Ghz
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Re: Converting Henglong old tanks to new 2.4Ghz
Will from my experience the best radio for aftermarket speed controls like the Clark and IBU is the turnigy 9xrpro radio that I have. I have currently 14 tanks mated to my radio. With the advanced electronics like the newest IBU2U I have separate channels operating from switches and dials.Will01Capri wrote:Ok so I basically going Clark Tk receiver route. As for transmitter I see Turnigy 9xr. A lot of futaba fasst 2.4 ghz and alot if flysky transmitters.
Will see what I can get.
For a basic radio any flysky 2.4ghz radio with a minimum of 4-6 channels work great with my Clark systems.
Tanks alot.... 
