tegwin

What is better???

A controller with a little steering wheel on it and a throttle trigger?
or
A normal controller with two levers??

I dont know wha they are called, but i cant decide what to buy

I am getting a savage ss to bash about
any ideas?

pics of both types

auto2

the one with the steering wheel.

studysession

I prefer the wheel - but here in the UK most people use the stick.

Savage_Dias

Pistol grip all the way!

tegwin

hmmm, ive never used a pistol grip, should i try it or stick with wha ti know!!??

studysession

You have look at where you are and where the people are that are voicing opinions. If you want more channels available to you, instead of just 6 on 27Mhz vs a lot more on 40Mhz - What radios can you get in the 40Mhz range. hmmm most time that would be a really nice stick radio.

In the US they can use 75Mhz and a lot of really nice radios in the 75Mhz range. Not legal in the UK though.

Here is link to the 1 I ordered:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...I=LXENN0**&P=K

It is legal in US and UK. It is a 27Mhz. I have not seen any 40Mhz radios that are pistol grip with the wheel yet myself.

j-maxx

imo pistol grip cuse its a lot easier to handle the a heavy 2 stick cause most of them r ment for airplanes

tegwin

how did you manage to order it from the usa studysession?????

This is getting to comlicated

studysession

I am from the US - Just live here in the UK. I order almost everything from Towerhobbies or stormerhobbies, american companies that have online catalogs and stuff a like. That radio has a 10 model memory. Which is nice since I have 8 different RC's.

j-maxx - stick radios for airplane only is mainly USA - Over seas they use them for airplane but also cars/trucks/buggies A LOT..... the high end racers at a lot of the nationals and so forth, use a stick. That is why I mentioned before that tegwin should look at location.

tegwin

I live in the uk, where can i get trucks and parts, i cant afford to import them from the usa

badboy2

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[quote]ORIGINAL: studysession

I am from the US - Just live here in the UK. I order almost everything from Towerhobbies or stormerhobbies, american companies that have online catalogs and stuff a like. That radio has a 10 model memory. Which is nice since I have 8 different RC's.

j-maxx - stick radios for airplane only is mainly USA - Over seas they use them for airplane but also cars/trucks/buggies A LOT..... the high end racers at a lot of the nationals and so forth, use a stick. That is why I mentioned before that tegwin should look at location.

oh thats why a friend of mine keep askin me for a stick radio for his savage and i told him they only use it for planes and boats cuz i never saw anybody with an on and off road rc with a stick radio