New Catalogue now available! £3.99

New Synthesizer PC cable - programme your Rx and turn your laptop or PDA into a scanner!

Software version 1.40 file download for the EVO is now available - here!

For a superb EVO Programming Tutorial - click here.

Model Program Manager Download for MC 4000 available here!

Check out Mike Shellim's MPX independent users web site at RC-Soar.com!

Multiplex are the masters of quality radio equipment, electric flight and sail plane kits.  Made in Germany, the performance is second to none and as such is used by many world champions in many radio disciplines.  It is also ideally suited to Robot Wars!  

The glider kits are of similar quality, many featuring either ready to cover or covered RTF options.  Check out the ranges below!
 

Radio Sets- from 4 to 12 channel, 40,& 35MHz

Electric Motors - from 280 BB size to 1000 BB size.

Servos- from Pico to mammoth.

Receivers- all sizes, 8 grams and up!

Kits- from beginners electric to sailplanes

Accessories- from leads to retracts.

Speed Controllers-Low cost electronic speed controllers

Chargers - Radio chargers, fast and slow

Plugs & Leads - Servo leads Etc

Batteries - Top quality Multiple Li-Batt LiPoly batteries

FAQ's - Common questions answered!
Many Multiplex items, such as servos can be used on other radio systems and in many cases, can be obtained with the appropriate plugs fitted.

Instruction downloads for radios and kits - Click Here!

US and Canadian customers please note, sorry, but we are now no longer able to supply 72mHz receivers or radio sets, they must be obtained from a dealer supplied by HiTec USA. 

However, we can still supply Becker Aerials on 72 meg!.

The Multiplex Team, Sandown Park Show 2004

Left To Right ; Patricia Ziegler (-see Karl!), Gordon Upton, Gerhard Grainer, Andy Shaw, Karl-Heinz Hentschel, John McNamara, Justin Odell, Pete Odell

Things you might not know about Multiplex.

• Who was the first radio manufacturer to use FM?
• Who was the first radio manufacturer to introduce Digital Servos?
• Who was the first radio manufacturer to be able to programme these servos?
• Who was the first radio manufacturer to introduce programmable radios?
• Who was the first radio manufacturer to use PCM?
• Who was the first radio manufacturer to drop PCM?

The answer to all the above is MULTIPLEX!

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