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Awesome, those receivers look tiny. Now i just have to convince the mrs i 'need' it
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Get it sent to work, then place it in the transmitter case you currently use, she will never know the difference.
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The only thing i don't like about the futaba system is the size of the 2.4 receiver, hope they come out with a micro version.
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How do people find living with the aerial coming out the back of the KO 2.4GHz module? Can you lay it down on its back okay without worrying about damaging the aerial? If I had to leave my transmitter stood up on my pit table it would probably get knocked over at some point, would this bust the aerial?
Can the aerial be tucked behind the carry handle? looks so vulnerable sticking out behind. |
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