Sanwa Transmitter & Receivers Explained! FH4 FH5 FHE

Hoping to clear up some confusion about sanwa transmitter and receiver compatibility!

[@Rgermian]

great info

[@tsdelosa]

I usually run AGFRC brand rx's with my m17. AGFRC seems to be the direct manufacture for servo's and other rc products that get supplied to the manufactures ie; protek, and others.

[@SuperFastRc]

Can you tell a difference between FH4 and FH5? I really can’t 🤷‍♂️

[@tsdelosa]

@@SuperFastRc not at all! It may be faster if you were to test on equipment, but nothing a human eye or hand can notice imo

[@SuperFastRc]

@@tsdelosaI really think Sanwa wouldn’t have a problem with people counterfeiting their products if they would just price them reasonably in the first place. The MTR and MT5 are a cash grab, they use the same mold and everything 👎

[@The_Absurdistt]

I still run a Sanwa M8 and M11 which use FHSS2... Pefectly fine for TC mod, F1 and 2wd and 4wd buggy.

[@jackjd9954]

I absolutely loved my Airtronics M-8 but my LED screen stopped working and I have no way to know what model it's actually on, it still works but I basically had all of my car's, trucks and buggies on this one radio, I finally broke down and bought a Sanwa MT-S used with a 482 receiver works great but I'm not going to buy receiver's for 7 different vehicles unless I could find them for real cheap, the track in my town has an off road 1/8 scale track and a dirt oval track, so I'm probably only going to need 2 more receiver's, it just really sucks because my M-8 had the Spektrum conversion and those receivers were 35 to 40 Buck each, Oh Well but I do wish that the LCD screen was replaceable, Peace.

[@faizoulfasal3371]

Well my mt 5 is my first sanwa..going forward i reckon its a good transmitter for me..

[@SuperFastRc]

Yep, it just requires FH-5 and is not compatible with FH-4. But aftermarket FH5 receivers are now a available