LRP C3-STX Pro 2.4GHz F.H.S.S. Radio set
LRP have announced the C3-STX Pro 2.4GHz F.H.S.S radio set that, with all its high-tech features and specially selected electronic components, LRP claim it to be one of the best transmitters currently available on the market. Using the latest F.H.S.S. technology, it transmits radio signals using a certain frequency just for the blink of an eye so even if the carrier frequency is getting disrupted the interference is just affecting a fraction of the entire signal. A large LCD display enables you to view all the different setting parameters such as end point adjustment, trims, ABS, exponential as well as the ability to save and load up to 10 configurations.
Adjustment possibilities
- Digital Dual Rate Steering Adjustment (EPA)
- Digital Throttle and Steering Trim
- 10 Model-Memory with names
- 3-Step Anti Lock Braking (ABS)
- Exponential function (EXP)
- Lever for Channel 3
Big LCD Display
- 10 memory slots
- User friendly menu structure
- Permanent battery status display
High-Perfomance Package
- New F.H.S.S. Technology
- 2.4GHz Mini 3-channel reveiver
- LED battery status display
- Ergonomic steering wheel in pistol design
- Outstanding price/performance ratio
- Charge socket for optional NiCds
- Stylish packaging box can be used for Transport
Source: LRP [lrp.cc]
Categories - LRP, Products, Radio Equipment
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1. Frank - June 25th, 2009 at 01:20
Just what the world needs another OEM product to dilute the market. I wonder when LRP are going to launch their first beer. I’m sure it will be ‘probably the best lager in the world only better cause its blue’. Can wait for the Calsberg Lipo range!!
2. Stefan - June 25th, 2009 at 07:55
hehe lol. Damn right! At least from the design it’s the same like the Ansmann and Modelcraft radio but I don’t know if all have Sanwa’s FHSS system. I guess from this one there are more versions available than from the Fioroni Vario clutch (4 by now … let’s wait lol).
3. Paul - June 25th, 2009 at 08:09
What’s wrong with “diluting the market”? If only one company was making them, they could charge whatever they want and we’d all suffer. At least now they might compete for best price.
4. Stefan - June 25th, 2009 at 10:15
I think that no company would give away technology to cheaper makes if they wouln’d make provite out of that, too.
5. Steffen - June 25th, 2009 at 12:24
LOL i think everybody would buy this LRP bear and feel “blue” :D