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Discussion in 'Southeast Attack Squadron' started by zackcon2, Mar 16, 2010.

  1. Tugboat

    Tugboat Facilitator RCWC Staff Admiral (Supporter)

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    I use Tower Hobby, but I've recently ordered some servos from a Chinese site. I will be testing them and seeing how easy (or not) they are to waterproof. But for your purposes, plain old Futaba S3003 standard servoes are fine at $9 each. Do you know what kind of radio system you're going to buy?
     
  2. zackcon2

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    I would guess what u said the 6 channal 2.4 GHZ. but opinions on the better manufacuter and if an extra channal would be of any use.
     
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    I'm using a Spektrum DX-6 that I got from BC. Works great, although I replaced the battery in the transmitter(notoriously short life on it) and soldered in a new voltage regulator, which was probably overkill. Most people just swap in a new battery. Initially, you can run around on the stock one.
     
  4. zackcon2

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    does it matter if it is made for a planes use? i wouldnt think so.
     
  5. mike5334

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    Nope, not as long as it is a 2.4Gh radio.
     
  6. zackcon2

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    best place get batteries and who makes them ect..?