GoMachV's vintage new in box electronics

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Seems slow around here and I just picked up another radio today so I figured I'd post up my collection. I will add better pics when I get a little more time

Futaba 2F
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Futaba T2PKA Magnum Junior (early)
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"G" connectors and S28 servos
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Futaba T2PKA Magnum Junior (later)
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Micro receiver and S132h servos
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Futaba 2PDF
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9301 servos
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Dymond Warrior by UMP
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Reminds me of a KoPropo
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Hitec HP-2N Challenger II
Incomplete so far
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Tekin 412p
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RCD Shredder
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And a couple Tekin fuses
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Very nice collection.

Love your radios.

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gomachv wrote: And a couple Tekin fuses
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It would be nice to know how much those Tekin stickers behind "Patent Pending" fuse did cost without $3 fuse.

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Thanks for posting...love looking at the old hobby gear as it was the day I got it home. It was only that one day. :mrgreen:

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Found my holy grail of nib radios....and I didn't even have to fight for it much!

Futaba Magnum Senior
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Now those are cool! That Shredder RX must have been the 2.4GHZ of today but back then. Pretty cool stuff you got there!
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Very cool...what is the warm up switch used for ?

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On a nitro car you would flip the switch and it would pulse the throttle servo variablely on how you set the pots on the back.
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you have some very nice accessories there. thanks for showing 8)

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A. It's a CREAM DREAM! :mrgreen:
B. When was the Magnum Senior released relative to the PCM? I remember guys around here using the Magnum Jr.(myself included) and then I remember the PCM(myself not included :( ), but I don't remember the Magnum Sr. much around here. I ask because it seems like something the "adults", as they were referred to back in the day( :lol: )would have been using just to one up each other. I remember the owner of the LHS was quite a genius at encouraging the prostitution of technology to all the "adults" I raced with.
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I am not entirely sure but I never saw one at the off road track, only the on road guys had them. The battery box comes off (shown off in the pics) and can be carried in a pocket with a long din cable. Good for enduros. The warm up switch was also a gas on road thing. I'll have to look and see what the dates inside are.
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Nice Finds, I really would like get my hand on a magnum sr. It was one of the radios that I wanted when I just started racing and could never afford. The local hobby shop people called it the Rolls Royce of radios back then.
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Nice was pretty pricey back then. 1989 Buyer guide.
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Wow I hadn't even bothered looking it up in my old tower "bible" to see what it sold for. I guess I did ok on it after all :mrgreen:
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Yeah! My newest addition arrived today. Still looking for a minty EX5 but an EXII is a start!

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