Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
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Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
I have a Tactic 2.4 that I'm using in a couple of my SCT's. I've been looking at switching all of my race stuff over to 2.4 as it's just easier at the track. Since this involves a lot of cars I was looking at the tower 2.4 receiver and wondering if they can be used with the Tactic controller. According to Towers tech support they can NOT be used together.
Has anyone actually tried this? It looks to me like they are the exact same pieces for $4 dollars more.
Has anyone actually tried this? It looks to me like they are the exact same pieces for $4 dollars more.
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RE: Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
ORIGINAL: john01374
I have a Tactic 2.4 that I'm using in a couple of my SCT's. I've been looking at switching all of my race stuff over to 2.4 as it's just easier at the track. Since this involves a lot of cars I was looking at the tower 2.4 receiver and wondering if they can be used with the Tactic controller. According to Towers tech support they can NOT be used together.
Has anyone actually tried this? It looks to me like they are the exact same pieces for $4 dollars more.
I have a Tactic 2.4 that I'm using in a couple of my SCT's. I've been looking at switching all of my race stuff over to 2.4 as it's just easier at the track. Since this involves a lot of cars I was looking at the tower 2.4 receiver and wondering if they can be used with the Tactic controller. According to Towers tech support they can NOT be used together.
Has anyone actually tried this? It looks to me like they are the exact same pieces for $4 dollars more.
none of the various 2.4ghz radio manufacturers equipment is compatible with other brands, even some that are made by the same company don't work together, so like the Tower tech said theirs are not either. if you are going racing I would suggest upgrading to a race quality radio. just because it is 2.4ghz does not mean it is quality, just that it is convenient for the user.
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RE: Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
Thanks guys. I went ahead and ordered the Tactic receivers. I bought 5 to start and i'll do another batch in the fall. As for being a race ready radio. I've raced and bashed for 20+ years with nothing more than standard 2ch AM or FM so to me any 2.4 is a huge improvement. All the adjustments, bells and whistles on the modern radios are unnecessary and take the driving away from the driver. Kinda like traction control and ABS on 1/1 cars. All the adjustments you need are in your throttle finger and steering hand. Just a matter of learning how to use them.
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RE: Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
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All the adjustments, bells and whistles on the modern radios are unnecessary and take the driving away from the driver. Kinda like traction control and ABS on 1/1 cars. All the adjustments you need are in your throttle finger and steering hand. Just a matter of learning how to use them.
All the adjustments, bells and whistles on the modern radios are unnecessary and take the driving away from the driver. Kinda like traction control and ABS on 1/1 cars. All the adjustments you need are in your throttle finger and steering hand. Just a matter of learning how to use them.
I'm not saying you need to dump your tactic and get a computer radio, thats your personal choice, and if you are happy with an analog radio thats great, I'm not saying you cant be a great driver without a computer radio. I'm simply saying that you cannot be as good a driver with an analog radio as you can with a computer radio.
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RE: Tactic 2.4 and Tower receivers
Tower sells the Tactic TX for $39.99 and the RX for $24.99. That's the cheap way to go, not sure why they charge $79.99 if you buy them together.