KM-G3 2.4GHz radio manual

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This is the radio system my buggy came with. Where can I download the manual from? I lost the disc and I wan to run the car today for the first time.
 
I would ditch the KM set and the stock throttle servo (ideally steering servo as well if you can afford it) as they are prone to failure. Get yourself a budget 2.4ghz set such as the Ansmaan W3 (£60ish) if you like the wheel or Code Core RC (£75ish) if you prefer stick sets. Get a Hitec 645mg throttle servo for approx £35 or Bluebird 630mg for £30. It will cost you more than that in repairs if the KM set goes tits up!!
 
Oh by the way you can get 2ch 2.4ghz sets for £40 now. Code Core RC 2ch stick set is £38ish and the Ansmaan W5 wheel set is £44ish.
 
dwarfy said:
I would ditch the KM set and the stock throttle servo (ideally steering servo as well if you can afford it) as they are prone to failure. Get yourself a budget 2.4ghz set such as the Ansmaan W3 (£60ish) if you like the wheel or Code Core RC (£75ish) if you prefer stick sets. Get a Hitec 645mg throttle servo for approx £35 or Bluebird 630mg for £30. It will cost you more than that in repairs if the KM set goes tits up!!
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Thanks for the advice. When the stock items fail or prove to be insufficient, I will upgrade.

P.S. stick are for planes, helis, and robots. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it. :p:D
 
metoo said:
Thanks for the advice. When the stock items fail or prove to be insufficient, I will upgrade.

P.S. stick are for planes, helis, and robots. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it. :p:D
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Thats what Voo thought & it cost him hundreds to put right again!!
 
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