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Neil Skull

02-09-2011 03:06 PM

The Lazer will be released after the optima.
Not sure on timescale yet.

There will be a chassis only version released, Although i think the price will make the readyset the popular option.

Mini-z use special KO system. KO Make a module that can be fitted to any radio that had a module. futaba and sanwa will need an adaptor plate.
So its possible to use sticks.

We race them using normal AMB or MRT transponders so no special timing gear needed.

bondy

02-09-2011 03:31 PM

Optima

Its gotta be Optima Mid ... Custom....special then surley the Origional Lazer ZX.. That shell would look awsome in minature... :thumbsup:

Brings back memories !

Nige55

02-09-2011 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by bondy (Post 548426)

Its gotta be Optima Mid ... Custom....special then surley the Origional Lazer ZX.. That shell would look awsome in minature... :thumbsup:

Brings back memories !

Absolutely !! I couldn't agree more, a Optima mid custom special would be amazing ! :thumbsup:

Nige55

07-09-2011 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Neil Skull (Post 548412)

Mini-z use special KO system. KO Make a module that can be fitted to any radio that had a module. futaba and sanwa will need an adaptor plate.
So its possible to use sticks.

Thanks for the info Neil. Could you give any information on how do do this the cheapest way (to use a stick radio) ? I don't really want to spend mega bucks on the Esprit 3 or high end Futaba radio and module to do this. Whats the cheapest surefire way to use a stick radio with these buggys ? Thanks :)

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