4PL has great distance I know distance isn't a real issue with crawling, but it is if you want to run other types of RCs with your 4PL too. So I did a little test to see how the 4PL compares to the 4PK, as far as distance is concerned. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yjVN7p04hU |
Nice, shows that not all 2.4 is created equally. |
so about 2 and a half football fields on a RTR radio. that should cover almost all radio needs for distance.. |
Nice test! I'll link it in the 4PK and 4PL threads. I am kind of surprised the 614 RX went that distance as it only has one antenna like the 4PL RX, while the 603FS has two antennas (one internal, one external). |
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Great tes. I'd love to see a 604 receiver put in there as that what come stock with the 4PK. I do believe it should be the same as the 603 how ever. Another one that is a very popular radio is the DX3R with the 3100 receiver as it's the stock receiver for that radio. I am a Futaba guy but I just picked up a DX3R and 3 3100 receivers for $75 off a local here as well as there are a bunch of die hard Spektrum users here. I'd love to see that head to head test. |
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Even a 5B is hard to see after its a football field away.. |
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cool Thats nice to see .I also run nitro rc boats so ill have to pick up a 4pl. So i can run just 1 radio. |
Great info, thanks for doing this. Yeah it would be cool to see a comparison against spektrum, but that just opens a whole other can of worms with the losing camp complaining about the testing method, test conditions, etc. I like this method because it is just showing when the receivers start to lose their connection, and in all cases is probably way beyond what most people would drive a vehicle anyway. To me the range/interference/glitch testing is much more interesting on the air side of things because there are many instances when you can get into range trouble when flying. I agree that this test shows that we should be safe under all conditions with any of these radios. Nice work! |
This test is only part of the story. Long distance doesn't necessarily mean that it'll be a glitch-proof radio. That kind of test would take a lot more time. Like, I highly doubt that I could actually drive a car 700 feet with that crappy HPI radio. Once the receiver is mounted in the car, down low to the ground, I bet that the distance gets cut in half. I would like to get a couple Spekys and see how they would do in this same test. I'll see what I can drum up. |
Nice selection of TX & RX's. A butt load of money"thumbsup" |
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