[plcust]

Starting a new hobby again sure is diffrent from 12 years ago. Technology is a wonderfull thing. WHAT, no more crystals, or waiting, 2.4ghz, WHAT? Spectrum who?
LOL
OK, I have this lack of knowledge problem. It's been a while, but man, what a change for the better.
My dilemma this time is radios. I have narrowed it down to two but am not sure if this would be the way to go. I liked the Futaba products & have used them in the past. The one that I'm thinking of is the 3PKS 3 channel black super synth/ no servos, with the 2.4ghz fasst tx/rx module. The Futaba seems like a good choice with the user friendly operations & readily avaliable parts, but the Nomadio React sounds interesting also. The things about the Nomadio is I've never heard of them, how user friendly are they, & what is the track record with these?
Any info on the latest 1/4 scale stuff would be greatly appreciated as I will need pretty much everything.lol Thank you for your time & looking forward to this years racing adventures?
Thanks again.
Phil

 

[burbs]

the nomadio is way overkil.. you will love the 3pk, its prolly the most popular with oval racers..

 

[plcust]

Thanks

Thanks for the info Mr. Burbs

 

[dangerousdave]

As far as QSAC there is a thread on here for them and on a fourm called The Starting Grid. http://www.rc-racing.com/cgi-bin/backtalk is a link for the Grid and http://www.qsac.org/ is for the QSAC site.

Dave D 1/10th and 1/4 scale racer

 

[gartz]

the nomadio is way overkil.. you will love the 3pk, its prolly the most popular with oval racers..

The Nomadio Sensor is probably overkill but the Nomadio REACT is a little bit less money than the 3PKS and plus with the Nomadio you get all of the telemetry sensors. I am looking at getting a REACT right now since the price is around $290.

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