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  • 23 November 2015 at 12:23 #61526
    CookieOld
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      Hi All , If its more channels you are after then this might just be for you . Its a 14 channel radio / receiver combo on 2.4 G . Steve Pearson at Scale Hobbies in Skelmersdale as started selling them at just £95.00 ( what a bargain)

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      I bought a Planet T7 before i had seen this Bu**** .

      Davecrying

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      23 November 2015 at 12:23 #2525
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        23 November 2015 at 13:38 #61527
        Dave Milbourn
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          I gather from a very reliable source that the Planet T7 radios are no longer being made, although the receivers will still be available. My advice to anyone who's looking for one is to buy it as soon as they can wherever they find it. The T5 may go the same way.

          DM

          23 November 2015 at 17:20 #61529
          shipwright
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            ForCarson 14 channel User Guide here :

            **LINK**

            24 November 2015 at 10:44 #61540
            Dodgy Geezer 1
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              It would be ideal for subs – if it wasn't 2.4Ghz…face 8

              24 November 2015 at 12:32 #61541
              Banjoman
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                Yesterday, I receieved the March and April 1972 issues of MB that I'd recently ordered from the Magazine Exchange, and on the back of one of them there was an ad for the O.S. Cougar four channel set (complete with t/x, r/x and four servos), priced at — you guessed it! — £95!

                Now, according to the Bank of England inflation calculator, £95 in 1972 would be equal to £1,119.60 (!!!) in 2014 money … whew! Prices have come down a bit, haven't they?!

                /Mattias

                Edited By Banjoman on 24/11/2015 12:32:57

                24 November 2015 at 13:28 #61542
                Dave Milbourn
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                  Here's a similar website – have some fun!

                  **LINK**

                  DM

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