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  • #16
    Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

    I want a good balance between weight and power, of course. Better to have weight to spare. The Park HPXF weighs 19g apparently, and costs £10.99.

    Been thinking about having a servo per wheel. That's 76grams for approx 44 quid. Worth it?

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    • #17
      Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

      50:1 hp gearmotors are the way to go then

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      • #18
        Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

        Motors? Won't I need a speed controller, whereas servos don't?

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        • #19
          Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

          You will, but four motors + a controller will weigh something like 50g at most, and be a lot faster and more powerful than servos.

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          • #20
            Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

            Ah, okay. I thought getting into speed controllers is scary complex for someone who hasn't done this before.

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            • #21
              Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

              not realy the sabertooth is basicly a plug and play type of deal you only solder 4 wires(motors)

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              • #22
                Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                Sorry to bump my own thread, but I think I need some learned advice again...

                I took a while in ordering, because I don't do internet buying and don't have a non-debit credit card (yet), and so I got a friend to use their credit card, and I would pay them back.

                Well, by this time Sussex model center say they're out of stock in the Planet 5 transmit/receive sets, and they probably won't have any until the end of July, but they recommended this set instead:the Saturn 5.

                So, would any of you recommend the Saturn 5 for Antweight roboteering, or should I wait for the Planet 5 to come back in stock?

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                • #23
                  Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                  There are a few ants and indeed feathers that use the saturn sets, although I personally have no experience using them. Technobots sell them, there should be a bit more info on there. I can't 'recommend' the saturn sets but since they've been used I haven't heard any complaints.

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                  • #24
                    Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                    they look real bad, i have a 2.4ghz tx for sale if you want it

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                    • #25
                      Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                      Originally posted by harry hills
                      they look real bad, i have a 2.4ghz tx for sale if you want it
                      How much?

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                      • #26
                        Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                        £10

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                        • #27
                          Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                          Originally posted by harry hills
                          £10
                          Could you give me some other specs for it? How many channels? Are we talking a set of transmitter and micro-receiver here, or are you just talking about the transmitter?

                          Send me a message, thanks.

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                          • #28
                            Re: What 2.4GHZ trans set would you recommend for a beginner

                            will do

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