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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, April 16, 2005 3:36 AM
Hello Tony.
This is a bit of cop out really as I'm trying to get a direct answer to save me hours of internet trawling.
For the latest tram my daughter would like it to be radio controlled.
All I need is
Backwards
Forwards
Directional Lighting.
Motor I'm using is an Aristocraft ART 29356 (I don't know the amp pull.

I need the cheapest system.
Also;
If this works well,would I be able to run other trams from the same handset or is it 1 handset to each vehicle?
Do you post to England? and which payment methods do you prefer?
Regards,Troy
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Posted by TonyWalsham on Saturday, April 16, 2005 8:44 AM
Hi Troy.

Thanks for the enquiry.
I have answered you off line.

Best wishes,

Tony Walsham

   (Remote Control Systems) http://www.rcs-rc.com

Modern technology.  Old fashioned reliability.

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Posted by Chompers on Monday, April 18, 2005 9:33 AM
tony,
if your responce is not personal, then could you post it here[:I]. I also just need the cheepest system with back/forwards and lights
The P.C.&.M.R.R SA#14
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Posted by TonyWalsham on Monday, April 18, 2005 6:04 PM
Hello Chompers,

Thank you for considering RCS.

I am grateful that GR permits me to post general information here relating to battery R/C. I try not to abuse the privilege, and do not discuss specific enquiries at the site.

As I make a lot of different R/C motor drivers I can appreciate it is difficult for a newcomer to battery R/C to work out what exactly it is they need.
Therefore, I will be glad to respond to a direct E mail.

Best wishes,

Tony Walsham

   (Remote Control Systems) http://www.rcs-rc.com

Modern technology.  Old fashioned reliability.

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