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Old 30-03-2018
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So I wondered if it would be possible to get a 2.4 module that would fit my MK1 Sanwa Exzes radio as an interim to getting a new radio setup, also not sure how much racing I will be doing yet. I've seen the Sanwa offering and review on here but wasn't sure if it would work in my handset or not?

Also I've been reading about M8 & M11 modules are these a industry standard?

Any info appreciated.
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Ive been using a Frequen GIYOUNG module and RX in my early Sanwa Exzes for about 3 years now without any issues.
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Great stuff, are these still coming up for sale? only the Sanwa DSSS is coming up in my Google searches.
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Great stuff, are these still coming up for sale? only the Sanwa DSSS is coming up in my Google searches.

To be honest i haven't looked for a while. goto www.giyoung.com and have a look there.

If you get any issues drop me a PM, i may sell this one, its my spare lol
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