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Old 07-05-2016, 06:18 PM
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You can run about any radio it just takes some messing with it to get it to run right with the MFU. I started with FM and still use them as I have no issues in 18 years of glitching but tried Spektrum got it to work but just do not care for there raidos nor do I like futaba 2.4 but now run some trucks on Airtronics 2.4 and they work great.
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Okay, so with proper setup this is possible even though they say analog. Probably endpoint and throw settings?

Well, we all have our preferences on radio equipment. I myself like the Spektrum for many reasons, but the telemetry is really nice to be able to keep track of temps and voltage right in the radio with alarms. Lipo batteries do not fair well if over-discharged.

I have receivers and telemetry units up the ying yang.
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