The attraction is primarily for those who fly at contests or in areas
of crowded frequencies. You see if you go to a moderately sized
contest you will be forced to share a frequency pin with one or even
more of your 72 MHZ brethren. If one of them screws up and flips on
their TX ( assuming there
Nice of him to warn ya when he's comming !!!
gigglehurtz !!
--
Jack Strother
Granger, IN
LSF 2948
LSF Level V #117
LSF Official 1996 - 2004
CSS Gold
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Eat your hearts out guys or get in your
He'll probably wimp out when he sees the wind forecast. ;-)If the
forecast holds it will be a weekend for real men!
Rick
At 08:15 AM 3/6/2008, Jack Strother wrote:
Nice of him to warn ya when he's comming !!!
gigglehurtz !!
--
Jack Strother
Granger, IN
LSF 2948
LSF Level V #117
LSF
The current 2.4 excitement is partly deserved and partly justified.
At the moment it gives rc pilots a new freedom...it has taken frequency
consideration and a need for its administration, concern out of the equation
of
rc soaring...in a way its like there isn't radio waves being used as
Good stuff. Don't scare everyone off with the cost. You can get a module
and receiver for about half as much that will allow you to retain 72mhz and
use 2.4ghz. This is the avenue I have taken.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 10:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The current 2.4 excitement is partly
NO FREQUENCY CONTROL BOARD.
You are free to fly anytime you like and do not have to locate others on your
frequency.
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I've been using my trusty Stylus with Glider Card for almost as long as I've
been
Please ping me. Thanks Brian Smith
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Jim Deck wrote:
I'm trying to find the dates for the Soaring Masters Event at Muncie
this
Fall but the AMA calendar doesn't list it. Any body help?
TIA,
Jim Deck
Info snipped from John Diniz's email:
All,
Since LJ brought it up please mark your calendar for Sept 18-21, 2008
for
In a message dated 3/6/08 7:17:57 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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What price that freedom? About $650 for the TX and one RX.
With a little careful shopping you can get started with a 2.4 system for
much less than the $650.00 stated.
I started about a
I'm trying to find the dates for the Soaring Masters Event at Muncie this
Fall but the AMA calendar doesn't list it. Any body help?
TIA,
Jim Deck
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Time dated offer!!!
Wow ,, a great deal on new wave products AND support for the USA F3J Team.
Guys,,, It dont get any better than that!!!
HURRY UP,,, you only have till March 10, 08 for the Airtronics offer.
BUT,,, Look at all those planes he sells!!
Thanks again Alberto!! Richard
These two reasons are why I like the 2.4 system. And I will add one other,
the response really is better. For the first time in my flying the plane is
doing what I want when I want it, I don't have to compensate by anticipating
the lag.
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These two reasons are why I like the 2.4 system. And I will add one other,
the response really is better. For the first time in my flying the plane is
doing what I want when I want it, I don't have to compensate by anticipating
the lag.
Okay I was waiting for this one. With a standard
A far cheaper way to increase 'response' would have been to get digital
servos.
and a 5-cell RX battery pack.
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Or 2 A123 in series ;) hehehe
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From: Jon Stone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 2:46 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: Re: [RCSE] What's the big deal about 2.4? - Lag...okay now we are
getting silly
A far cheaper way to increase 'response'
The lag argument is well...goofy.
I have heard the Heli guys say they notice a difference, which actually makes
some sense. The Heli is far more susceptible to lag than perhaps any other
radio controlled device. I have also heard the IMAC guys say they notice a
difference. Maybe they do...but
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I will add this and leave it alone. My flying went from constant correcting
of over correcting to having the plane respond the way I wanted it. And
nothing, not practice, faster servos, expo, dual rates, speed, etc...
improved the 'smoothness' of my flying like the spektrum.
If you guys don't
Yes!!! The first time I put it in my Marauder Woody, I got 5 hours out of
the 8 I was looking for! Not sure what I would have gotten with 72mhz...and a
little more slope wind.
Gordy :-)
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