During this weeks Shizuoka Hobby Show in Japan KO Propo have introduced the new EX-2 Expert Set 2.4GHz radio system. The intermediate-level radio comes with the KR-413 FH high-end receiver, drop down steering wheel and the expert grip with an additional thumb dial wheel and 2-way switch. It is also understood that the master unit supports a faster response rate. More information will become available in time for the release.
Hot on the heels of Futaba’s all-new T3PV will be the T4PV 4-channel telemetry radio system. On show during this week’s Shizuoka Hobby Show in Japan, the transmitter sports a design comparable to the top-of-the-foodchain T4PX but with a more vertical screen and overall simpler appearance. So far nothing is known about the features but we keep you up to date as soon as more information surfaces.
KO Propo’s popular RSx one10 range of servos soon gets an addition in the form of the RSx one10 Type S. The high-voltage compatible servo, on show during this week’s Shizuoka Hobby Show, measures 41×25.5x21mm and it weighs in at 51g. It features a coreless motor and will pull up to 8.2kg-cm at a speed of down to 0.08s/60°. More information will become available in time for the release.
Source: RC Monkey [rcmonkey.jp]
During this week’s Shizuoka Hobby Show in Japan Sanwa have introduced the new Super Vortex Gen2 and Super Vortex Stock Type brushless speed controllers. Starting with the Super Vortex Gen2, the controller is the follow-up model of the Super Vortex Zero and features SSR and SSL compatibility, it can make use of the Code 10 feature for M12S and Exzes ZZ radios and it also sports improved telemetry functions. All that is housed in a new all-aluminium case and the controller is fully programmable using Sanwa’s optional programming box.
Futaba have introduced the all-new T3PV 3-channel intermediate-level radio system. It features a easy-to-read screen for menu programming, a super-fast response rate, and it utilises FHSS, S-FHSS and T-FHSS protocols, making it one of the most versatile surface system. The 3PV is available with a choice of included receivers such as the R304SB telemetry receiver or the high-voltage R203GF receiver that’s an ideal match for brushless ESCs and digital servos. Steering, throttle and steering dual rate digital trims are conveniently positioned around the wheel for easy access. The nearby switch is for programming 3rd channel functions if needed. The battery compartment is accessed through the transmitter’s base and can hold four “AA” batteries, NiMHs or a lithium pack. The T3PV becomes available very soon.
New from HRC Racing comes the HRC68026MG aluminium case servo for 1/14th to 1/18th scale vehicles. It is of a heavy duty design with an all-alloy case and metal gears as well as dual ball bearings. Compatible with Traxxas 1/16th scale cars the servo, measuring 30x10x30mm, also fits many other mini-size vehicles.
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PowerHD have introduced their all-new LW-20MG standard size servo. Being fully waterproof the servo is ideal for crawler and buggy applications and it offers a torque of up to 20kg-cm and a speed of down to 0.16s. It features dual ball bearings, copper and aluminium gears and it is usable with 4.8V to 6.6V input.
German Sanwa distributors LRP have introduced the new ERS-963 high-torque digital servo. With a torque of 20.3kg-cm at a standard 6.0V input the servo is ideal for all 1/8th scale applications such as buggies, truggies and monster trucks. It features an aluminium middle heatsink case, a coreless motor, strong metal gears and its IPX4 makes it ideal even for demanding racing conditions.
View the specifications and features here
