I posted a message several weeks ago about a 2.4 GHz installation in a
carbon Pike Perfect. I am continuing my conversions and now have a molded
Graphite Electric flying with a JR 9 channel receiver/X9303 combination. The
fuselage on the electric is like the pure sailplane version and is made of a
WiMAX uses frequencies between 2 and 11GHz but as the 2.4 and 5.2 bands
are unlicensed they're likely to get used for testing. Since spectrum is
now something you buy, sell and hoard just like any other commodity its
likely that everyone will be squeezing into what unlicensed space there
is to save
Get your favorite friend to come out wth a Spektrum RX with the a
Spektrum Flight Log and get some data. It won't be perfect since the
person holding the airplane may influence the results. But at least you
can see if you have much of a frame loss or any holds. Something you
can't do with 9
Thank the wireless network guys for pushing for a ban on 2.4 for
models. Burn your Cisco routers.
Bill & Bunny Kuhlman wrote:
While 2.4 GHz virtually eliminates interference issues, it should be
noted that using this frequency in nations other than the U.S. may be
increasingly problema
Let me clarify:
I am looking for a used beater set that
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they can be too heavy, they don't need flaps.
They can even be damaged if they are easily repairable.
Anyone?
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www.aerofoam.com
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I'm looking for a good center wing panel for an Ava.
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This is likely to start an IT geeky discussion but its worth mentioning.
This brings up my very first concern on this band. My concern was that there
are literally hundreds of gain boosting products on the market for 2.4 Wimax
technology. Many of these devices such as home routers and small to lar
Anyone have a V tail for a Sharon they would like to sell. Mine got trashed,
need a used one. A little broken OK.
Arthur.
Not to argue but for the people new to the concept of 2.4 there are
scenarios that they may be confusing. For example, I fly a few times a year
at a club off of the Columbia river in Oregon. Blue lake park is like flying
out of a bowl picture this in your minds eye; To the right of you is the
levy
The German Open F3K contest scheduled for July is accepting and encouraging
the use of 2.4Ghz. France simply has a lower allowable transmitter output
and some 2.4Ghz sets have a "France switch" that cuts the output to the
level allowable in France. Many of the things you've heard about 2.4Ghz
s
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