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I turned both steering wheels to full lock and let the wheel go at the same time.

Radios/Transmitters:
Noble NB4: EVO receiver, Futaba steering wheel spring, Yeah Racing rubber grip.
Futaba T10PX: EVO2 receiver, Yeah Racing rubber grip.

Cars:
MR04 EVO2

I found out that the MR04 EVO2 also has an EVO2 receiver for KoPropo EX NEXT and Futaba T10PX radios with .99ms latency. Currently I am using Noble NB4 with EVO receiver. This has 3.0ms latency with the updated firmware (2.0 102FCC). If you’re still running the old firmware (2.0 100STD), you have around 5.0ms latency. The only reason why I started going after the lower latency was because when I was tuning someone else’s car using his radio (Sanwa), it had 2.6ms latency and mine (NB4) had 5.0ms. At the time I didn’t know anything about latency. I only noticed something different when I have his car in midcorner. Somehow I can easily correct my lines while taking this certain corner. This is something I couldn’t do in my NB4. I asked a friend about what I felt and the first thing he asked me was the radios… After that, I learned a bit about radios and had updated the NB4 firmware to now 3.0ms. The NB4 has been great this past couple of months! Then I went to Japan and everyone there had KoPropo and Futaba with EVO2 RX and I found out about how low the EVO2 latency (.99ms) when paired with KO and Futaba radios. So its time to upgrade… Or is it an upgrade? 🤷‍♂️

Do I really need something this quick for Mini-Z? Probably not. Can I actually tell the difference between 3.0ms vs .99ms? I don’t know because the NB4 at 3.0ms was quick enough for me especially for my MR04 but I am curious and this is why I’m going to the track to test these two radios on the same car, my MR04 EVO2. Please stay tuned for follow up video.

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