Eight. Yikes!
One PCS (antique - made by Kraft)
One Hobby Lobby 5 (EK Logictrol - my first Tx from 1972)
One Stylus
Two Futaba G Series with buddy cord
One Airtronics Champion
One Hitec Focus 3
One Multiplex Pico
One extra antenna for Stylus - a Smiley rubber duck
Now if I could just find some
3, or 7 if pc simulators count.
Futaba 4 skysport - used for my very first RC aircraft, a Dymomd Flipper
electric assist glider I got back in 1998. I still fly it occasionally,
but being my first, it's semi retired. Back in 1998, I was one of the
rare rc pilots with an electric model. Now it's
Two. One 9X and one 8103 as a backup. Each has it's stock antenna.
-Ben
Bill Swingle wrote:
OK guys, this is getting shameful. Only two messages this morning? Geez,
you'd think was a Friday. Alright, time for a dumb question. Hard to
imagine, I realize, but serious action must be taken.
How many
Looks like I need to go shopping :)
I have just the one TX, a multiplex 4000. I have 2 rf decks, a 35Mhz and a
72Mhz and three antennas, the standard antenna and 2 beckers.
--
Veronica Merryfield, somewhere in Cambridgeshire, UK
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After 15 years of R/C, I don't have that many
1 Futaba 8UAFS (just about the only one I use)
1 Futaba Conquest 4 channel FM (used only as a trainer box)
1 Futaba Attack 4 channel AM (my first 4 channel radio...used very rarely,
often in a trainer)
1 Futaba Attack 2 channel AM (my first radio
Kraft Sport 4 channel ret.
2 futaba 7 gold circa 1980 ret.
JR x 347
JR 662
JR 8103
JR 10X,
All have stock antennas.
John D.
Endless Mountain Models
http://www.scalesoaring.com
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-Original Message-
From: Bill Swingle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
OK, OK, I give in !!!
Here is my contribution to the noise..
1 MPX 4000 and 9 recievers
2 MPX Cockpits and 2 recievers each
1 Stylus and 3 recievers
6 Futaba Xmitters 7AUF 2 recievers each
2 Jr Helicopter radios of the 1985 ventagewhich still work !!
All with Orginal Antenna's; all work
--
Just a COX Sanwa two stick, two channel... 8-)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV
ICQ 6997780R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net
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How many transmitters do you have?
Two Airtronics Visions. Atrax upgrades.
Bonus question: How many antennas do you have for any one Tx?
Stock.
DJB
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OK guys, this is getting shameful. Only two messages this morning? Geez,
you'd think was a Friday. Alright, time for a dumb question. Hard to
imagine, I realize, but serious action must be taken.
How many transmitters do you have? Transmitters that you have flown with at
some time but not
I've got five but some are 'retired' looking for a good home. (The problem
is that the cost of mailing an old 4ch to someone is more than the 4ch is
worth!).
Day to day I use two FM transmitters, a Hitec Prism 7 and a Futaba 9CF. The
Prism runs slope, the Futaba flatland, but they can substitute
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