KO Propo 80718 MC-8 2.4GHz Track-Focused Transmitter with MAKE-C ESC Set  [KO-80718]

KO Propo 80718 - MC-8 2.4GHz MX-F MAKE-C ESC Special Set (MD-1 x2pcs. + MD-2)
Price:
AUD$186.66
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-80718
Condition:
Brand New
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High Control Fidelity from KO Propo 80718 MC-8

The KO Propo 80718 MC-8 2.4GHz transmitter offers precise input capture and a layout that supports focused driving. Its engineering aims to give drivers clear feedback for sharper steering and throttle modulation.

Solid 2.4GHz Performance and ESC Versatility

The radio's 2.4GHz platform helps keep interference low during packed race days. The MAKE-C ESC Special Set includes two MD-1 units and an MD-2, enabling different ESC schemes and adaptable power delivery for multi-motor or split-power setups.

Designed for Long Sessions

Controls are positioned for comfortable handling through long qualifying runs or practice blocks. The unit is built light enough for endurance while keeping sturdy construction for transport and everyday use.

Why It Works for Competitive Drivers

With dependable range and modular ESC options, the MC-8 fits drivers who want straightforward tuning and consistent link performance. Its feature list supports adjustments to suit tarmac or loose surfaces without over-complication.

Specifications

  • Frequency: 2.4GHz
  • Control Range: Extended for optimal coverage
  • ESC Compatibility: Includes MD-1 x2pcs. + MD-2
  • Weight: Lightweight for ease of use

The KO Propo 80718 MC-8 combined with the MAKE-C ESC Special Set is a dependable platform for drivers focused on control refinement and flexible ESC arrangements.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How do I bind the MC-8 to the ESCs?

Follow the binding steps in the manual: power the ESCs in bind mode, then use the MC-8 bind function to link each ESC channel. Verify throttle range and failsafe settings before full-power testing.

What maintenance should I do on the ESCs?

Keep connections clean, check solder joints and connectors, and inspect cooling paths. Regularly check for loose wires after crashes and ensure firmware is up to date where applicable.

Can the MC-8 store multiple driver settings?

Yes. The radio allows saving several driver profiles so you can recall steering rates, throttle curves, and mixes tailored to different cars or tracks.

Is the unit suitable for outdoor off-road use?

The MC-8's range and robust link make it suitable for many outdoor environments. Match the ESC and motor choices to the demands of off-road running to ensure durability.

What trimming options are available?

You can adjust trims, end points, mixing and exponential settings to refine steering feel and throttle control. Use small incremental changes and test on track to see effects.

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