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Radio Controller ....

hobie · 2007-05-31 18:03:30

My existing boat uses a dual paddle type controller but a new boat I'm considering has a Pistol type ???? ...... an example is shown below .... I've never used such a controller .... what's the general opinion on these? .... are they as good...better...not so good as conventional controllers .... thanks in advance .....

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31-05-2007 7:03pm

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hobie

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My existing boat uses a dual paddle type controller but a new boat I'm considering has a Pistol type ???? ...... an example is shown below .... I've never used such a controller .... what's the general opinion on these? .... are they as good...better...not so good as conventional controllers ....

thanks in advance .....

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#2 31-05-2007 8:36pm
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It depends on personal preference really, and obviously what kind of model you want to use it with. Plus, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the most channels that a wheel controller can accommodate is three.

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#3 01-06-2007 8:19am
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ye it depends on personal liking but when you buy models now online or local hobby shops they mainly come with the model,but thats only what I think because all the models I bought i had to change the controller to stick.:)

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#4 01-06-2007 5:46pm
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is it I thought a 6 channel controller was available

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