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Default Cheapest Spektrum Compatible Tranny
Like the title says, looking for the cheapest tranny I can lob a spekkky module in, what are the options? Oh, stick style!
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sadly in this world it may actually be cheaper to buy a new tranny....the futaba 2.4 ghz sticks as that retails at around 160, however you could buy a second hand KO Propo, i think that all of the recent ones (since 2.4ghz) came out should be compatible
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Maybe a sanwa gemini 2? better check first though Dave
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Maybe a sanwa gemini 2? better check first though Dave
Gemini 2's dont take modules super exeze does though but the futaba one for 160 is pretty good.
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super exeze are abit expensive josh!
Are they? i dont know how much they are, just that they can take a speccy module.
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I purchased my sanwa Super Exzes For £100 new from a uk model shop at the end of last years racing.
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The cheapest readily available that will take a module is the Hitec Eclipse 3ch. This runs the normal Hitec CRX / SRX module.

Not as nice as a Super Exzes mind

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