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What is the Nobble Pro like today in 2024. Is it better than a Sanwa M17

I went with the buy once cry once philosopy when I started picking RC tools and very glad I went with MIP. I own alot of expensive tools Milwaukee, Whia, Wera, Woodpeckers, BridgeCity and to be honest MIP makes one of the best hex drives out there! Perfect fit and driver bit holds up to the abuse.

My esc wont go into calibration mode at but when i go to look for my issue nothing came up lol

Thanks for this video. I was looking for instructional video how to calibrate my Mini28 ezrun esc. This is the closes one i could find for my esc. I guess same method

I binded mine and have steering but no throttle

is there any rpm limit settings? im wanting to try one in a 1/12th but would like a small esc where i can have variable RPM limits.

I bought some MIP drivers 25 years ago, and they still work great

Hudy spring steel is still the best. Has the best “feel”

I have a 7pxr and i got a Noble for my fun cars but i popped a rx in my F1 for a few laps and i was super impressed!

Nice video, but I wish you had also used the cheap China 2mm for fitment and also measured the tips on all of them.

To each their own, but those MIP feel and look nasty that is what I use though wish i would of bought a different brand

Great job thanks

Mip is actually made in china to

Sanwa M17 is overpriced, especially considering people like Dakota Phend win races with a $200 Spektrum DX5 which is nowhere near as plush. Flysky Noble is worth the price. Screw Sanwa.

Hudy hand tools might be reasonably worth it but their setup tools have to be crazy overpriced

Can really recommend the M5. It’s a really nice radio.

How to put the ESC in blinky mode using the button?

While MIP is expensive it surpasses it price by being HIGH quality in build and longitivtiy, not to mention its GANGSTER in its looks:) Hudy and the others are nice also if in the USA you can even find them.

MIP are amazing! Built 5 kits with them and they are going strong!

I using MIP really happy with it, I wondering which one the most durable?

For your model select problem hold sw2 down while powering on the radio. This will launch your directly into model select mode. You’ll have to select a model before the radio will fully start

is it important that your channel 2 endpoints are set to max?

Hey thank you very much for this comparison. May I also ask, you mentioned the slight "deadband" on the throttle on the Noble, vs the zero deadband on the M17. What about steering? Is there a steering deadband on the Noble as well?

Awesome. Quick and simple. Thank you.

I wish surface radio supported opentx and had module bays like fpv controllers

hey there, in ontario canada aswell. i just ordered a noble nb4 off aliexpress for $225 cnd shipped, comes with 2 rx (1 large and 1 small) would you say that at $225 cnd, its worth it? i been currently running a flysky g7p

Would you know what’s better between the noble and Sanwa mt5

its a deadzone. its in the menu. right there. I can breath on my Noble and it registers input. Sanwa is smoking crack thinking that thing is worth $600.

hi what programming card works with this esc? thanks

Man thank you brother your video saving after for long hours and all different kinds of ESC programming attempts for redcat how do you wings and you name it your video save me thank you

I’ve done that 10 times and it won’t calibrate

You ever try hex bits from tool manufacturers like Wera, Wiha or PB Swiss?

I dialed out that trigger slack on the nb4 by adjusting the dead zone in the throttle neutral menu

Cool informative video on both radio, I was looking at the Noble for my bashers and speed cars but i found the Radiolink RC8X which is similar to a 7 or 10PX but it's around $300 so i might get one next month. And the M17 i'm kind of interested in for my race cars in the future but i already have a Futaba 4PM (Original), Would it be that much of a change going from a 4PM to a M17?

too bad cant find m17 in north America so you have buy from japan ..I have futaba 4pm feels great but the menu sucks

Sanwa and Futaba are the only two radios the pros and all racers use. Anything else is junk. Flysky in any form is just worthless. Your radio and servos is where you spend your money first as it’s the investment and only thing that connects you to the car. I see far to many ppl spend thousands of dollars on a car and use a cheap and nasty radio and shit eBay knockoff servos and wonder why they aren’t any good. Ppl use your brains.

A $50 wrench vs. a $5 wrench doesn’t lower lap times…

You can buy Just The Tip! 😄

Mine won’t give the beep . It’s brand new ..everything is hooked up right

I’ve gone down the Xray/Hudy rabbit hole myself and it’s hurting my bank account big time!

what if the esc doesnt beep ?

Thanks just got this remote and it was super simple to add receivers.

I just got the Noble NB4 Pro

If youre not into competitive racing but are into like competitive crawling or bashing or U4 the noble is amazing. You can set up so many channels and use slave receivers, you can have lights and winches and 4ws all at the same time not to mention the accessibility to not just left handed people but people with 1 hand, because you can angle in the wheel say if you only have a right hand you can thumb steer! (Seen this in person) and nobles have higher end receivers where you can set individual frequencies per channel if you get really into tuning your setup

LOL’d at the ball stud comment. Well said.

Thin double-sided carpet tape works too.

"Invisible Speed" by JQ also does a good job at explaining setup stuff.

I race off road carpet buggy and no prep race I use my flysky noble for both there's so many ways to tune it and if u want it really sincative set ur dead band in ur esc

thanks. good video

The honesty in this review comes shining through, super appreciated. I’m considering an upgrade for my son and I so walking in the same shoes. Thanku