Thats all I was really saying. As far as experienced hobbyists go these digital radios are awesome. People with multiple vehicles and types of vehicles can run all of them with one radio. But, the new person to the hobby may get drawn into a situation that he may not know what he needs or what to buy and will be swayed by all the comments in forums and from dealers. Hey , you need this super trick radio or that radio when really the beginner or even proficient battler can have everything he needs with a simple 4 channel radio. Even my Skysports with only 4 channels actually
have the ability to add fire buttons which make using them even more simple to run. It is all about what you as the hobbyist needs and it is easier to keep it simple. Fortunately the cost of the radios is coming down. you can get some fine Tx's and Rx;s for little money now so it is always an option to upgrade later when the time presents it self. i used to buy a radio and Rx for every tank I had, now I simply just install rx;s in tanks and bind a group to one Tx. i can only run one at a time so why not? I keep my groups in an order such as Axis vehicles and allied vehicles so i can always have a battle with either side.