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I dont really have anything to compare it with, but it satisfies my needs

Arnie you have a great collection and lots of work to do!! Looking forward to the builds

Thats a hell of a motor pool Mr Arnie
Depending on how long you have been in field, that 4 weeks could be a long time for the Mrs eh
Be sure to not wear out the other 'helicopter'

Be real good to see your work mate

Good Morning,
You've got a great lot of tanks and work to do. We all envy you the fun in both the rebuilds and running the finished creations. Keep up with the pics and let us know how it is going.
regards,
Painless

Blitzmgg wrote:Haha is the taigen system any good

No it's a waste of time, but if you want to go that way I have 2 complete systems to sell.

tomhugill wrote:

Blitzmgg wrote:Haha is the taigen system any good

No it's a waste of time, but if you want to go that way I have 2 complete systems to sell.

Wouldn't call it a waste of time.

I would, you don't gain much over the standard system and, drivability isn't improved, still super spin, track recoil, aweful sound, no Tamiya compatable battle system etc etc. And you pay £50-60 for the privalage. If you're on a tighter budget there's the Clark board at £70 or the IBU at £100. Hobbyking do a 2.4ghz tx/rx for £17. So for £30 more than the taigen 2.4 system you get proper sound, servo elevation and recoil, Tamiya compatable battle system and a hobby grade 2.4ghz system.

That sounds fair enough ill have a look at clark board the ibu looks great too, how many channels should my transmitter need thanks for help

Addiction hehe I like to potter when the cats away!,,

Fecking norra just looked on clark website wow ill have enrol on a electronics course, my circuit is fried just looking at it