Hi Steve,
All twenty of the scale guys in the USA who 'might' buy that kind of
TXaren't. The Futa is there, but in the end, the guys realize that
for the two MAYBE four times they are actually going to get to fly that
mega channel scale ship, Y connectors will do the joband because of
th
Jack,
I am interested, as well. the 4K has it over anything, even the 3030.
it scares me a little to scab futuba equipment on the the mpx base,
I suppose that electrons are just electrons.
Its a shame that Hi-tech can not see the forest,
I am flying a JR 9303, and am reasonably satisfied with it,
For those who mastered the Profi 4000, there does not seem to be anything
comparable out there and some of us are so reluctant to change to any of the
other radios (knowing the 4K will be dead soon due to lack of parts and
support from Hitech) that a group has started designing and building a
repl
Gordy, if you were flying more complex scale sailplanes requiring
upwards of 14 channels, you might better appreciate the flexibility and
ease of programming that open programming offers. It ain't for everyone.
AERF sailplanes have far simplier radio requirements.
I just came back from flying in
-- The Multiplex programming is way better than the other stuff out
there. Use that as a starting point, or at least as inspiration.
Agreed. I'm a believer.
-- Limiting somebody to 10/20/whatever models is stupid.
Yeah man! My MPX3030 does 99 which is enough. But you're right memory is w
On Wed, Aug 06, 2008 at 09:44:58AM -0500, SteveR wrote:
| I've got a challenge for JR: How about offering open programming as
| Multiplex does so you can start from a blank sheet of paper and assign
| all controls, RX port inputs, all servo functions and all mixes to your
| individual specificati
HERE, HERE! Ya' got MY vote (FWIW)...
Sheldon
ROC, NY
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