And they just lowered the price to $199.00 for the complete set. BG
Bill GrenobleLSF 7558 IVHawksnest SoaringShermans Dale, PA
du Lac, WI
-Original Message-
From: Norman E. Timbs, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 6:56 PM
To: Soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] Beginner's radio
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system to
get for someone just learning to f
I use a JR6102 for slope and park flyers. Nice package and 10 model memories
and digital trims with a decent amount of programmability. It's not going to
do your 6-servo sailplane, but for anything less, it works just fine.
I have it in some models with flapperons, flying wings, and electrics.
On
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Norman E. Timbs, Jr. wrote:
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system
to get for someone just learning to fly. Something to use with basic
electric trainers, foamie combat wings, and warbirds.
Always difficult advice to give as it requires be
I like the Hitec Flash radios; a Flash 4 is pretty cheap now, and they
do basic mixing and can store multiple planes. Might be nice to have
the 5, too - would have a little more growth potential before having to
move up to a more pricey radio.
You could also do their Neon, but it really doesn't l
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system to
get for someone just learning to fly. Something to use with basic electric
trainers, foamie combat wings, and warbirds.
Thanks guys-
Norm
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