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Radiomaster MT12 - A Racer's Review!
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024
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A review of the Radiomaster MT12 ELRS version from the perspective of an RC racer
1000% interested in a racing setup up for this radio
Really great video and exactly the kind of thing I was hoping to find on the MT12. I for one would really enjoy more content about it, and good job!
Being an RC car racer, I agree 100% with what you say.. even if i don't have the radio yet..😅
I like your video. I bought one when they first came out with zero experience with this system. It’s not to bad when your doing the normal things, however getting into 4ws is a pretty big challenge. It was ok with me because I’m a diehard for 40 yrs and willing to learn anything new in rc. I don’t think these will really take off until us surface guys get a more user friendly update. It’s by far the superior transmitter for the money hands down.
Its interesting, coming from a mainly drone flyer exploring into rc cars, this seems so simple comparatively to drone rates and everything. A lot of drone guys will see radiomaster making a surface radio and get into it! Edge TX is complicated up front but after about an hour of youtube you can make it do anything that you could possibly want!
Another cool thing is the radiomaster ELRS recievers come with battery voltage sensing and telemetry.
So does the Flysky Noble receivers :)
It really holds up against the sanwa radio's. I use it on Pro10, touring cars and 1/8th scale racers. Receivers are small and have built in antenna's and go for 20,-. If you overcome the learning curve and give it a chance, you have a M17 spec radio (only without the programmable servo features) for a fraction of the cost.
Would you consider training us on the RadioMaster MT12…? I have one and I just bound it to its original RX in my newly built Tekno SCT410 2.0 that I plan on beginning to race at a track near me.
Great review, I have myself used a NB4 for a few years and are really excited to get into the Mt12 instead, I'm looking at doing a side by side comparison of the two as well once I've used the Mt12 for a bit :)
can you do 1000hz elrs like one could with a drone?
Yes
I was sure people would be snatching these up for the racetrack… not so much. I love mine though. The only really complicated part is when you need to start moving switches around and getting into 4WS. I still learned it but there is not way a kid will sit down and do that. The big deal for me was the quality and speed for the money. The only there transmitters close in surface is 6-800$.