Team C have released a new transmitter bag for the Sanwa Exzes stick radio. The case, which features a cool carbon fibre look sports a solid block of foam which has been cut out to perfectly fit the Exzes securely while also offering some other space for RX packs and spare receivers.
Sanwa’s new SSR technology stands for outstanding transmission speed and super fast response. The SRG-CT and SRG-CS servos feature robust and precise metal gear, coreless motors and double ball bearings. Their SSR capability makes them the perfect addition to the Sanwa M11X, MT-4 and ExzesX transmitters. Of course, these digital servos are also compatible with non SSR capable transmitters. Offering 14.8kg/cm, the SRG-CT is ideally suited for 1/8 Offroad, gas Onroad and 1/10 Offroad, while the SRG-CS’ 9.0kg/cm makes it great for gas Onroad and also 1/10 Offroad.
Source: LRP [lrp.cc]
Sanwa has introduced the follow up to the popular 1/12 Sanwa HR-141 servo, with the release of the SRG-HR. Due to its extremely small dimensions and its low weight of only 22g, the new digital servo fits in almost every 1/12 model. It is also ideally suited for the more and more popular HPI and Tamiya Formula 1 cars. Quick and ultra precise, the Sanwa SRG-HR can be operated with 6.0V and also with 7.4V (nominal voltage) and there’s no need for a voltage transformer for LiPo receiver batteries anymore. The receiver forwards the full 7.4V to the servos, making it especially strong and super fast.
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Similar to their previous release, T-Work’s Racing have a new skin decal for the Airtronics/Sanwa M11 and M11X transmitter. Available in 3D graphite or shiny graphite versions, it is easy to apply, will stay in good condition for a long time and when you want to remove it, it wont leave any nasty residue. Supplied pre cut on an A4 sheet.
Source: T-Work’s [rc-tworks.com]
T-Work’s Racing have released this new skin decal for the new Airtronics/Sanwa MT-4 transmitter. Available in 3D graphite or shiny graphite versions, it is easy to apply, will stay in good condition for a long time and when you want to remove it, it wont leave any nasty residue. Supplied pre cut on an A4 sheet.
Source: T-Work’s [rc-tworks.com]
Apart from their new Helicopter line, which you can see on our new sister site Heliplane, LRP have put their new RTR S8 Rebel BX in pride of place on their stand. This entry level RTR is a low cost 1/8th scale buggy that has been completely designed by LRP and features a low maintenance and efficient universal drive train with 3 oil filled spider differentials and hardened differential outdrives for durability. Fitted with a specially designed Big block LRP Z.25R Sport pullstart engine the steering is handled by a strong 9kg servo. The suspension geometry with big bore shocks has been taken over from the competition S8-BX buggy.
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With the brand new SRG-BL servo, Sanwa now offers the new SSR signal transmitting technology also in sensationally small dimensions. With super fast transmission and response times the servo’s brushless motor uses high-quality, maintenance free and extremely long-life brushless technology. Due to its small size, it can be mounted in every R/C car chassis without any problems. Weighing in at only 44g, it makes the SRG-BL the perfect servo for touring cars.
Source: LRP [lrp.cc]
Sanwa have released CAD images of their soon to be released MT-4 pistol grip transmitter. An all new look, this 2.4Ghz radio sports a large full dot LCD display and all the usual features you would expect from a radio of this level. What’s interesting is the inclusion of a telemetry system that can read receiver voltage, RPM and 2 different temperatures and feed it back to the screen on the transmitter. Expect it to hit the market later in the year.
Source: Sanwa [sanwa-denshi.co.jp]
