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Gents,
Bob Martin and I have been working together to solve the 75 Mhz radio dilemma. We were able to secure a very large stock of all new Futaba 4,6, & 9 channel radios. These radios are NOS (New Old Stock), which means new radios that sat on the shelf and never sold, for whatever reason. Most were cleared off the shelves when the new 2.4 Ghz radios systems became available and were returned to the distributor in exchange. They range in age from a few months old to a couple of years old, but they are all new. Some of the boxes are a bit faded or show signs of shelf rash, but the radios are all new. They are a mix of 75 Mhz and 72 Mhz radio systems. The 72 Mhz radio systems will be sent in large lots to a professional radio technician who will convert them to 75 Mhz. Unfortunately, there is a fee added to the price of the conversion radios to cover the radio technician charges.
We have enough radios to keep us in new radios for a very long time.
These radios will be marketed through Nautilus Drydocks website: https://www.rc-submarine.com/
and through the Subtech website (Our website is under construction)
Bob Martin and I have been working together to solve the 75 Mhz radio dilemma. We were able to secure a very large stock of all new Futaba 4,6, & 9 channel radios. These radios are NOS (New Old Stock), which means new radios that sat on the shelf and never sold, for whatever reason. Most were cleared off the shelves when the new 2.4 Ghz radios systems became available and were returned to the distributor in exchange. They range in age from a few months old to a couple of years old, but they are all new. Some of the boxes are a bit faded or show signs of shelf rash, but the radios are all new. They are a mix of 75 Mhz and 72 Mhz radio systems. The 72 Mhz radio systems will be sent in large lots to a professional radio technician who will convert them to 75 Mhz. Unfortunately, there is a fee added to the price of the conversion radios to cover the radio technician charges.
We have enough radios to keep us in new radios for a very long time.
These radios will be marketed through Nautilus Drydocks website: https://www.rc-submarine.com/
and through the Subtech website (Our website is under construction)