At 10:19 AM 11/9/99 -0500, Jason Werner wrote:
>Ed,
<snip>
> My thoughts? Well I have got hit on the Smiley once, and once on a HLG.
>But both were at times where over 25 other Txs were on and operating in a
>small area. Exactly what I would expect from ANY single conversion Rx, and
>I would also probably expect that from a dual as well in some cases! You
>just cannot fly low over a large amount of Txs and not expect some problem
>from occuring (neither resulted in a crash, just a hard glitch and some loss
>of control for a second or two). And in both cases I was flying low over
>the "group" while I was standing quite a ways away from the plane.<<
in this statement he groups ALL brands of single conversion receivers by
stating;
"Exactly what I would expect from ANY single conversion Rx,"
fact is all single conversion receivers aren't the same... you get what you
pay for....
I've used JR receivers almost exclusively, all of which are single
conversion with ABC&W (that's what makes them different)..
They've been flown in HL at the NATS with a crowded environment (20-25
transmitters together in a SMALL area), and never had a problem..
Successfully used the DC FMA rx there too... but tetra, after what I saw in
'98.. never..
Mike Stump
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