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One Sanwa MX-3S 40Mhz Tx and 2 units RX-331S Synthesised Receiver for sale.


is dis goots?


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Fwah.. hmm.. 40MHz prolly not as susceptible to interference like 27MHz.. I do know a place where can get Spektrum DX3.0 (with receiver but no servo) for about SGD$300 :crazy:
 

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some kind of charger dat uses 8X aa batt to charge the micro-t 4.5v 130mah batt...ha

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TA05-IFS

Anyone getting? Hehehe... TA05-IFS(Inboard Front Suspension)




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Chassis wise, it has even lower CG than the standard TA05, the bodyshell looks quite aerodynamic and should provide lots of downforce :love:
 

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Hmm, from the pics, can see that the suspension is lighter than the TA05. Lower suspension pivots no longer using the shaft with E-clips, but hingepin that's held in place with a grub screw. The rear suspension uprights are also smaller and therefore lighter, also using a grub screw to fasten the hingepins. Interesting...
 

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dxboy said:
One Sanwa MX-3S 40Mhz Tx and 2 units RX-331S Synthesised Receiver for sale.


is dis goots?


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i think is a gd buy.... personally i still prefer sanwa controller den futaba 2pl.. but of cos it can't match my 3pk :D
 

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I just gotchs a quote from a jap supplier, the TA05-IFS pruss shipping is 19282 yen, so that works out to be around SGD$240 and AUD$182. R/C shops in Aus are selling the same thing for AUD$250 :eek: Hmmm... I think there's money to be made here.. :evil:

For the same item sold on eBay from an Australian r/c shop, there's an additional shipping charge of AUD$37. Steady mans.. if I got the TA05-IFS, can start auction from AUD$210, make money riaos. :evil:
 
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dxboy said:
theo when come back and for how longs?! where u ish wan to bring me to go pray buggy!





http://dx.xero-servers.net/rcstuff
Earliest ish end Nov, leavings late Feb. :o Hmm..our buggies with stock tyres ish good for loose terrain, on grass have to slow down quite a lot to take corners, if not will tumble :crazy:
 

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TheoDR said:
I just gotchs a quote from a jap supplier, the TA05-IFS pruss shipping is 19282 yen, so that works out to be around SGD$240 and AUD$182. R/C shops in Aus are selling the same thing for AUD$250 :eek: Hmmm... I think there's money to be made here..

For the same item sold on eBay from an Australian r/c shop, there's an additional shipping charge of AUD$37. Steady mans.. if I got the TA05-IFS, can start auction from AUD$210, make money riaos.



cannot b&b must control~ hab 1 each cat. like me can riaos~! =:p

now moi unfilled cat ish a monstertruck~!~!~!~!~! :s16:
 

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TheoDR said:
Earliest ish end Nov, leavings late Feb. :o Hmm..our buggies with stock tyres ish good for loose terrain, on grass have to slow down quite a lot to take corners, if not will tumble :crazy:
hoseyhoseyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
 
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