I am close to having all my fleet converted to 2.4 GHz. I have 2 - 12 Channel Multiplex Evo Transmitters with synthesized modules. I have been using both on and off but my primary one has a little paint coming off the bottom of the case. It also has a frequency scanner that looks for someone else on your frequency every time you turn on. The scanner can be put in either transmitter. I also have 1 non-synthesized module that can be fit with Multiplex transmitter crystals (I have a couple). These are absolutely great sailplane radios and I have flown regular sport models and helicopters as well. They can be modified for 2.4 GHz with the XPS system which has a module made just for the Evo or Spectrum (there is an RCGroups thread that talks about modifying the Spektrum modules for JR or Futaba transmitters which is fairly straight forward). The current street price of the 12 ch synthesized Evo is $519. The street price for the frequency scanner is $109. I want to sell one of the Evos now and will post the one that is left after the F5J in the Rockies contest (in case my 2.4 GHz system does not work). Both Evos have programs for full house TD, F5J, F5B, Hand Launch, sport electric and a helicopter. You can look at these for programming tips or reset the whole transmitter and start from scratch.
Here is what is for sale now: 1 - Evo 12 Ch Synthesized Transmitter with some minor paint chipping on the bottom of the transmitter (without scanner) - $330 or 1 - Evo 12 Ch Synthesized Transmitter in "like new" condition - $360 The following is also for sale now: 1 - Scanner - $75 - this can go in either transmitter. 1 - Fixed frequency module for Evo transmitter with crystal - $40 1 - JR R700 - 7 channel receiver that has been in one sailplane and never crashed - $40. 1 - Hitec Electron 6 - 6 channel receiver (never crashed) - $25 I will cover the cost of shipping anywhere in the US. If you want one of the transmitters now, let me know which one. Thanks for your consideration. Bruce Twining RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME turned off. Email sent from web based email such as Hotmail and AOL are generally NOT in text format
