looking for new electronics

Thinking about upgrading my electronics. First is there any big differences between the mt-s and the mt4-s?

I found this deal on RCmart. I just think its to cheap of a deal so there must be something wrong. 

http://www.rcmart.com/sanwa-radio-super-...Path=36_47


Would it be a good setup?

MT4-S is a 3 to 4 channel radio while the MT-S is only 2 channel..if you're gonna be running accessories like lights or another servo(for flip lights) I'd go with MT4-S but if you wanna keep it simple or if you just want to run period then I'd go with an MT-S

MT4-S is a 3 to 4 channel radio while the MT-S is only 2 channel..if you're gonna be running accessories like lights or another servo(for flip lights) I'd go with MT4-S but if you wanna keep it simple or if you just want to run period then I'd go with an MT-S

That statement is false.

The MT-S and MT4-S are both 4 Channels.
I own both and I can tell you if you're upgrading a cheaper system, there is no need to go for an MT4-S. 
The only advantage the MT4 has over the MTS is the steering feels a bit smoother, the grip is interchangeable, and you have a dial and lever trim. 
But the MT-S is more intuitive especially if you own the Sanwa SV type D esc. 
Sanwa upgraded their software with an automated setup wizard that will set the radio for you from the get go. The MT4 doesn't have that. 
I originally bought the MT-S for my wife and now I'm kinda jealous of some features the MTS has. 
I still love my MT4 but the MTS is really close behind. I bought mine on RCmart as well with free shipping with two Rx482 receivers.

MT4-S is a 3 to 4 channel radio while the MT-S is only 2 channel..if you're gonna be running accessories like lights or another servo(for flip lights) I'd go with MT4-S but if you wanna keep it simple or if you just want to run period then I'd go with an MT-S

That statement is false.

The MT-S and MT4-S are both 4 Channels.
I own both and I can tell you if you're upgrading a cheaper system, there is no need to go for an MT4-S. 
The only advantage the MT4 has over the MTS is the steering feels a bit smoother, the grip is interchangeable, and you have a dial and lever trim. 
But the MT-S is more intuitive especially if you own the Sanwa SV type D esc. 
Sanwa upgraded their software with an automated setup wizard that will set the radio for you from the get go. The MT4 doesn't have that. 
I originally bought the MT-S for my wife and now I'm kinda jealous of some features the MTS has. 
I still love my MT4 but the MTS is really close behind. I bought mine on RCmart as well with free shipping with two Rx482 receivers.

Good to see another Broward local on here!

Thanks for the insight on the remotes.

MT4-S is a 3 to 4 channel radio while the MT-S is only 2 channel..if you're gonna be running accessories like lights or another servo(for flip lights) I'd go with MT4-S but if you wanna keep it simple or if you just want to run period then I'd go with an MT-S

That statement is false.

The MT-S and MT4-S are both 4 Channels.
I own both and I can tell you if you're upgrading a cheaper system, there is no need to go for an MT4-S. 
The only advantage the MT4 has over the MTS is the steering feels a bit smoother, the grip is interchangeable, and you have a dial and lever trim. 
But the MT-S is more intuitive especially if you own the Sanwa SV type D esc. 
Sanwa upgraded their software with an automated setup wizard that will set the radio for you from the get go. The MT4 doesn't have that. 
I originally bought the MT-S for my wife and now I'm kinda jealous of some features the MTS has. 
I still love my MT4 but the MTS is really close behind. I bought mine on RCmart as well with free shipping with two Rx482 receivers.

Good to see another Broward local on here!

Thanks for the insight on the remotes.

Nice!
Didn't even paid attention to your location.