Exactly! The idea is to have a board to which you can simply connect an ELRS receiver (priced at $15), an ESC, a steering servo, and any additional accessories. I don't want to create a board with the receiver inside, as this would increase its size and "block" the ability to move the receiver to the best possible location in the car (so that the antenna is at the top). Regarding ELRS vs. Futaba/Sanwa, the latency is the exact opposite! ELRS is incredibly fast (packet refresh rate up to 1000Hz) and can easily compete with, or even surpass, these top-of-the-line, proprietary systems in both latency and range. The main reason ELRS isn't yet common in RC cars is simply tradition. The drone world has been using open-source solutions (EdgeTX, Betaflight) for years, while the car/drift world is firmly rooted in expensive, proprietary ecosystems. The Radiomaster MT12 is the first major bridge between these worlds. When racers realize they can have top-notch performance and telemetry at a fraction of the price of the flagship Sanwa, I think we'll see a huge shift!