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Parkzone says use either parkflier or full range receiver with the Extra (which seems reasonable as it's the kind of model you fly at moderate distances). So either one would be fine.
As Freechip suggests, the main issue is what you might need for future models. The AR6210 is full range, so suitable for larger models, but the AR6115 is more compact and doesn't have a satellite, so is better for smaller models. Same with the servos. If you are going to be flying small planes, the 7.5g servos will be useful. But I see no point in replacing the servos in the Extra. You're the only one who knows where you might be going. If it's to larger models, the first radio package is clearly better. |
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