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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


Futaba T2PKA Magnum Junior (early)

"G" connectors and S28 servos


Futaba T2PKA Magnum Junior (later)

Micro receiver and S132h servos


Futaba 2PDF

9301 servos


Dymond Warrior by UMP

Reminds me of a KoPropo


Hitec HP-2N Challenger II
Incomplete so far



Tekin 412p


RCD Shredder


And a couple Tekin fuses

Very nice collection.

Love your radios.

Cool

gomachv wrote: And a couple Tekin fuses

It would be nice to know how much those Tekin stickers behind "Patent Pending" fuse did cost without $3 fuse.

Jirka

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.

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

Futaba Magnum Senior

Now those are cool! That Shredder RX must have been the 2.4GHZ of today but back then. Pretty cool stuff you got there!

Very cool...what is the warm up switch used for ?

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.

you have some very nice accessories there. thanks for showing

A. It's a CREAM DREAM!
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( )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.

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.

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.

Nice was pretty pricey back then. 1989 Buyer guide.

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

Yeah! My newest addition arrived today. Still looking for a minty EX5 but an EXII is a start!