[RCSE] Royal Evo For Sale

2005-06-10 Thread Ron Widel
Terry Root has a brand new in box, Royal Evo for sale (never used to 
fly anything).
If interested you can write him at, 

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for all the details, 

Ron Widel
 



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Re: [RCSE] Royal evo 9

2005-01-15 Thread Mike Bailey



The only problem that I have with the 9303 is I am 
wanting to go to a synthesized transmitter.
Mike
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Buddy Roos 
  
  To: Mike Bailey 
  Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 6:59 
  PM
  Subject: RE: [RCSE] Royal evo 9
  
  Why 
  not a JR 9303 with 30 model memory?
   
  Buddy Roos
  
-Original Message-From: Mike Bailey 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 2:17 
PMTo: soaring@airage.comSubject: 
[RCSE] Royal evo 9
I am thinking of going to a Royal evo 9 from my JR 
8103. If anyone is interested in a trade then contact me. I can throw in 
some cash if needs be. I want the Evo with a synthesized module and the 
scanner would be nice. My JR is in good condition and has digital trims. The 
antenna will be replaced with a new one before the deal as one of the joints 
has come apart. The battery is a 1600 mah NMIH and is only about a year old 
so have alot of life left. The only reason I am going away from the Jr is I 
need more model memory.
Mike 


[RCSE] Royal evo 9

2005-01-15 Thread Mike Bailey



I am thinking of going to a Royal evo 9 from my JR 8103. 
If anyone is interested in a trade then contact me. I can throw in some cash if 
needs be. I want the Evo with a synthesized module and the scanner would be 
nice. My JR is in good condition and has digital trims. The antenna will be 
replaced with a new one before the deal as one of the joints has come apart. The 
battery is a 1600 mah NMIH and is only about a year old so have alot of life 
left. The only reason I am going away from the Jr is I need more model 
memory.
Mike 


[RCSE] Royal Evo in stock

2003-09-09 Thread Tom Broeski
For those who asked:
Royal Evo combo with mini ipd 9 ch rx (specify frequency)
Data cords are not available yet.

Ready to ship.
Email off list for sale price.

Tom


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Afton, VA  22920
phone 540 943-3356
fax  540 943-4178

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Re: [RCSE] Royal Evo

2003-01-03 Thread Wolfram Gothe
Hi Barry,
Just received mine with a HF-synth-module instead of those old crystals.. I
couldn't find the time to configure it though, but it looks great, is very
handy and rather liteweight. There are still some switches that potrude from
it, so you still need a case. The software seems to be very intuitive. A
friend got it the same time and he configured it and said that the hard part
is to make a setup-template according to your habbits and then it's
extremely easy while giving you alll the freedom you could ever wish to
(there is a instruction-PDF you can get at their website that tells
everything)...
Looks a lot better than those robo-cop-style-JRs (beauty is in the eye of
the beholder of course), has four flight-phase-memories for each model and
costs a lot less than the Graupner-JR TXs (479,- Euro including 16% VAT with
the Euro-$ being 1:1)
I tell you more as soon as I configuered mine...  ;-))
Cu
Wolfram


> Has anyone been using a Royal Evo?  Checking the archives, there has
> been a bit of a buzz of late.  Web site indicates they are being
> delivered.
> 
> I'm curious to know if anyone has had one in hand and how it stacks up
> against the Profi 4000 or a Stylus.
> 
> TIA
> 
> Barry Andersen
> Cincinnati Soaring Society
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[RCSE] ROYAL EVO

2002-11-16 Thread Karlton Spindle
I have the ROYAL EVO instructions in PDF (prelim) if you would care to 
review them for mistakes ;>

email me if you care to PROOF READ! 
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Karlton

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RE: [RCSE] Royal Evo envy.

2002-07-30 Thread Steven Bixby


I went looking, out of curiousity - I've been closet-flyer-lusting after a
4000, but figured I'd better get reactivated in the hobby before I buy more
toys.

Anyway, upon seeing it, my first thought was "I wonder how long it'll take
to break the side-panel switch levers off?"I guess with much of Europe
using trays it probably won't be such a big deal there, but in our
"hands-only" US environment, it's probably just a matter of weeks at best...
:-/

I'm also curious - how does the programming compare to the 3030 and 4000
series?   Is it a derivative, or a whole new operating system?   "Strength"
wise, is it a step up, down, or about the same as the 3030 and/or 4000?

It sure looks like a cool setup!

--
   *** Steven Bixby   San Francisco Bay Area
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> At 01:51 PM 7/29/2002 -0700, Karlton Spindle wrote:
> >It is still worthy! Your are worthy use the force Bill use the force, the
> >force is strong within you. :)
>
> Yeah, but the layout of those new trims is really neat.  I don't think he
> will last.
>
> I don't need those new, clever trims having (finally) figured out how
> to use the F slider for elevator trim.  I'm a happy fellow.
>
> Bill

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