The Airtronics RD6000 allows you to switch from one program to another in the air by the flip of a switch. This feature allows you to try out a modified program in the air at a safe altitude. Even more important, it allows you to put different flight modes on each of the switchable programs, effectively doubling the number of preset and programable mixes available. In some ways this makes it more versitile than many radios costing two or three times as much. If that isn't enough, it is also one of the easiest radios to program. The only possible incompatibilities are the polarity of the modulation which might not agree with your Hitech receivers and the servo plugs on your older Airtronics servos. There are adapter cables to solve the latter incompatibility. Regards, Ollie >Hi guys, >I am looking to get my first computer radio and I am considering which might >be the best. As all of my receivers and servos are set for airtronics or >hitec. I am considering the airtronics RD 6000 and the Multiplex cockpit MM >series. >I fly floaters and electric gliders . >Thanks for all opinions. > >Gene McClung RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
