transmitter help.

[purplenut]

I am in need of a transmitter for this 3 speed I'm restoring and wondered if a 3 channel, (up to date version) would do the trick?
Cheers Leon

[pro4nut]

I'm not sure if a 3 channel set will work, but the link below will take you to a shop where you can buy a 6 channel 2.4ghz set for $24.99, which is about £15

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...HobbyKing.html

[purplenut]

Originally Posted by pro4nut

I'm not sure if a 3 channel set will work, but the link below will take you to a shop where you can buy a 6 channel 2.4ghz set for $24.99, which is about £15

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...HobbyKing.html

Great thanks for that

[Dazzler]

Leon... Check your PM's. The help you need has arrived!

[terry.sc]

If you are using a third channel, it wants to be a 3 position switch. Using a 4 channel stick radio is much easier especially using a shift gate on the left stick, either making your own or getting one from Bruiser Builder.

[purplenut]

Originally Posted by terry.sc

If you are using a third channel, it wants to be a 3 position switch. Using a 4 channel stick radio is much easier especially using a shift gate on the left stick, either making your own or getting one from Bruiser Builder.

Hi cheers for the advice and the link, in 2 minds what to do there is a original transmitter on ebay with all servos etc but i just need the trany.
Or do what you say about the 4 channel one???

[eyeayen]

You can get a 4 channels one with new servo's for about forty quid, in the grand scale of things it's not much. You need the Mode 2 one.

[purplenut]

Originally Posted by eyeayen

You can get a 4 channels one with new servo's for about forty quid, in the grand scale of things it's not much. You need the Mode 2 one.

Ok cheers, but i have all the servos etc just need the trans