2:47.. "pull of your finger"...I really wanna make a joke.... I really want one of these, but have a bunch of Spektrum equipped cars, and wonder if the telemetry would work properly with this radio. I haven't finished watching your video yet, but, you didn't mention there's a battery in the handle too on that Noble..
Nice video. I've had a Noble NB4 about 6 years. Only issue was the external battery (the base) puffed up a bit after 3 years. $50 to replace if I remember correctly. I recently upgraded to Pro Plus by swapping out the screen/brains using kit from Soar Sky RC. It was pretty easy and it works great. It's a great radio.
I have been using the nb4 since the original came out , I was running it for almost 1.5 yrs before i finally upgraded to the nb4+. the only i reason i upgraded is because the + has the upgraded brighter screen. Seeing as i race outdoors it was almost a must. But with that said. have never had an issue at all in this time. I race 7 different classes and can run an entire weekend of racing with no recharging needed. never had an issue and honestly the new flysky receivers are cheaper than all others out there
Hello - I am coming back to the hobby after about 10 years... A lot has changed and I have a lot to learn. I started flying FPV quads for some fun and they are a blast to race for sure! So in FPV there is a protocol called ELRS and it is supposed to be very fast, like 4ms latency, with crazy range - can go miles!. This protocol is open source so there are a few brands that have ELRS on them such as RadioMaster and Jumper. That said the RadioMaster brand also came out with a surface radio the MT12. It is not sold as a "budget" radio but it can be had for $130!!! It would be great to hear from some people that have actual hands on experience if this thing can run with the big dogs. It is not impossible that this radio in a "blind" test would feel and perform just as good as any other radio... no bias or pre conceived ideas. I hope that you get to check this out and would like to see a review of this radio. Cheers!
I have an NB4. I like the radio, but the wheel tension spring did break on mine. It is not impossible to replace but it is a pain in the but. So far that is the only problem I have had with the radio.
Nice review, thanks! Your approach was a bit different and I like it. Maybe one small tip; don't talk too fast 😉 There are people watching who's English isn't that good 😉. Keep up the good work and enjoy RC! 👊🏻😎
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2:47.. "pull of your finger"...I really wanna make a joke....
I really want one of these, but have a bunch of Spektrum equipped cars, and wonder if the telemetry would work properly with this radio.
I haven't finished watching your video yet, but, you didn't mention there's a battery in the handle too on that Noble..
I've been racing the pro version this summer for my B6.4, B7, and B84.1 Nitro, I really enjoy the radio and the $30 receivers for all of my vehicles.
Nice video. I've had a Noble NB4 about 6 years. Only issue was the external battery (the base) puffed up a bit after 3 years. $50 to replace if I remember correctly. I recently upgraded to Pro Plus by swapping out the screen/brains using kit from Soar Sky RC. It was pretty easy and it works great. It's a great radio.
I have been using the nb4 since the original came out , I was running it for almost 1.5 yrs before i finally upgraded to the nb4+. the only i reason i upgraded is because the + has the upgraded brighter screen. Seeing as i race outdoors it was almost a must. But with that said. have never had an issue at all in this time. I race 7 different classes and can run an entire weekend of racing with no recharging needed. never had an issue and honestly the new flysky receivers are cheaper than all others out there
Hello - I am coming back to the hobby after about 10 years... A lot has changed and I have a lot to learn. I started flying FPV quads for some fun and they are a blast to race for sure!
So in FPV there is a protocol called ELRS and it is supposed to be very fast, like 4ms latency, with crazy range - can go miles!. This protocol is open source so there are a few brands that have ELRS on them such as RadioMaster and Jumper.
That said the RadioMaster brand also came out with a surface radio the MT12. It is not sold as a "budget" radio but it can be had for $130!!! It would be great to hear from some people that have actual hands on experience if this thing can run with the big dogs.
It is not impossible that this radio in a "blind" test would feel and perform just as good as any other radio... no bias or pre conceived ideas. I hope that you get to check this out and would like to see a review of this radio. Cheers!
I have an NB4. I like the radio, but the wheel tension spring did break on mine. It is not impossible to replace but it is a pain in the but. So far that is the only problem I have had with the radio.
Nice review, thanks! Your approach was a bit different and I like it. Maybe one small tip; don't talk too fast 😉 There are people watching who's English isn't that good 😉. Keep up the good work and enjoy RC! 👊🏻😎
what do you think about the graupner system
i use kopropo because im cool
I don't see anything better in Futaba.
NB4s new or old are good radios.
Spektrum is garbage. JUNK.
While is disagree about Spectrum this new radio is pretty badass.
…radiomaster mt12 beat them all…at a fraction of the cost…
Idk... the nb4+ is definitely peeking my interest and I have an mt12
Problem with MT12 … only a few people that drive cars really know how to use EdgeTX