I just stocked up on a few different transmitters, so I think the Unity will be a great place to start (since I have all these receivers lying around now). haha
I like INJORA also. But the quality is nowhere even close to being the same. You are also getting a motor and ESC for that price on the Unity. With the Torpedo, you are getting a motor, ESC, and RX for $170. You won't find another setup at that price that is anywhere close to the quality and/or performance of these combos.
@@hyperc5249 I have both the Furitek Fx118 and the Micro Komodo combo in my TRX4m and I would say I'd much rather have a full Injora brushless combo for $60 then Furitek wanting $60 for Lizard Pro alone.
@shawnrichardson118 You have to think relatively on these. Micro electronics are costly to make. The fact that the Torpedo system is 4S and 8.4 bec in such a small package is awesome. But the Unity is just crazy with how small the ESC is, and it also has an 8.4 bec in it. These are the top of the line brushless systems for micro crawlers. With that being said, their Bluetooth app is second to none and fully programmable. You are also getting a motor and ESC for that price. That's like $50 each. You won't find another setup that has half of what these have for that price.
@@hyperc5249 yeah and I know you pay for quality. I have quite a few.Furitek motors and ESC’s and I love them and from what I’ve seen people review on the fat viper setup for 65 dollars if Furitek were to be closer to a hundred dollars I don’t think anyone would complain but I definitely agree the esc is much smaller and the programmable on the fly makes Furitek a much more appealing option thanks for breaking that down for me I appreciate your input ✌️
![Lethal Company Music Video 🎵 "Follow The Orders" [VERSION A]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QeooZB4Z7RA/mqdefault.jpg)
I just stocked up on a few different transmitters, so I think the Unity will be a great place to start (since I have all these receivers lying around now). haha
@@CK4RC Right. It's pretty awesome. Huge upgrade over stock.
Furitek needs to check themselves with their prices. I've quit purchasing Furitek and will only be buying Injora products from now on!
I like INJORA also. But the quality is nowhere even close to being the same. You are also getting a motor and ESC for that price on the Unity. With the Torpedo, you are getting a motor, ESC, and RX for $170. You won't find another setup at that price that is anywhere close to the quality and/or performance of these combos.
@@hyperc5249 I have both the Furitek Fx118 and the Micro Komodo combo in my TRX4m and I would say I'd much rather have a full Injora brushless combo for $60 then Furitek wanting $60 for Lizard Pro alone.
I really like Furitek but the prices seem a little high
@shawnrichardson118 You have to think relatively on these. Micro electronics are costly to make. The fact that the Torpedo system is 4S and 8.4 bec in such a small package is awesome. But the Unity is just crazy with how small the ESC is, and it also has an 8.4 bec in it. These are the top of the line brushless systems for micro crawlers. With that being said, their Bluetooth app is second to none and fully programmable. You are also getting a motor and ESC for that price. That's like $50 each. You won't find another setup that has half of what these have for that price.
@@hyperc5249 yeah and I know you pay for quality. I have quite a few.Furitek motors and ESC’s and I love them and from what I’ve seen people review on the fat viper setup for 65 dollars if Furitek were to be closer to a hundred dollars I don’t think anyone would complain but I definitely agree the esc is much smaller and the programmable on the fly makes Furitek a much more appealing option thanks for breaking that down for me I appreciate your input ✌️
@shawnrichardson118 You bet.
Where is the video of your comp rig
ruclips.net/video/YqZ2tiSahOg/видео.html