Quote from: augustinev on April 11, 2011, 06:59:41 PM
Throttle has no clicks either (VK tells me that there is a provision inside, need to explore that) right stick is very light too.

There is no provision to install clicks inside the tx... however there are screws to increase/decrease spring tension. If your right stick is very light, just tighten the corresponding screw from the inside of the tx.
Also, there is no FAILSAFE in the Turnigy Tx. There is failsafe setting in the menu, but the receivers dont support it. A good deal is to get a Turnigy Tx + FrSky DIY module. the module hardly costs $15 and gives you better performance and features like failsafe etc.

I would personally go for the Turnigy 9X.... Have seen a lot of Positive Reviews about it.

augustine sir ,
rohit told me the same...and i am going for the sanwa 6ch as anwar sir said it would pack in a lot more for future with a little extra money...

samanth sir ,
yes , the features packed in are awesome for that money , but as said a 6ch would suffice a newbie for the first couple of years , so i have opted for the better brand...

I`d like to buy myself a new TX an an need help, has anyone used

1. Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter (v2 Firmware) is it a full range TX, what is the reliability ?
2. Sanwa/Airtronics SD6-G 2.4Ghz. is this Full range ?


Which one is better ?

Merged into existing thread that discusses SD-5G, SD-6G and Turnigy 9X.

Hi,

I am a beginner trying to buy a transmitter. I was looking somebody who can sell  Sanwa/Airtronics SD6-G in Mumbai. However, i could not find anybody. Somebody is offering me a IMAX SKYRC 9CH at Rs.10,500/- Can somebody help me take a call.

I am looking for quality product which can be used for a long long time.

I will be glad if someone could help me.

Thank you.

Sanwa all the way.Its around 6500 or something.RCdhamaka sells it.

Hi Jayadeep,
                Welcome to the forum.
First of all I want to suggest you to do some research before buying a radio. Good radio is a long time companion so invest some time in selecting one.

There have been certain discussions in this regard in recent past on the same subject so you can read them.

All the Best
Akshay

Thank you iamahuman and Akshay.

I have been reading all the post on RC India and other sites over a week now. I have read a lot and then had decided to buy the Sanwa. However since it is unavailable in Mumbai the question.

Do you know a place in Mumbai where i can get my other equipments as well.

Jaydeep it's not difficult, in fact very easy to get material from virtually any where, so it would very to ship radio or other stuff from any where.

so go ahead and order radio of your choice.

Though getting radios from outside India is a bit of a problem, I hear.

contact karthik for the radio +918032712930 sanwa
contact praveen for futaba and turnigy (PVN2000), he is in mumbai