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Sanwa Shoten

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Sanwa Shoten, also known as SANWA Electronic Instrument Co., Ltd., is a company that specializes in providing R/C systems, receivers, servos, and electronic speed controls for remote-controlled vehicles. They offer products such as the M17S and MT-5 transmitters, which feature full adjustable trigger functions. The company's products have been used by top drivers in various championships, including the 2026 JMRCA 1/12 Electric On-Road All Japan Championship where drivers using SANWA transmitters swept all podium positions. Founded in 2011, Sanwa Shoten supports a wide range of R/C vehicle enthusiasts and professionals across Japan and internationally.

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