[RCSE] I need a few micro receivers.

The 6 channel JR 610UL is excellent and 7 grams. about $65 if I remeber right.

RE: [RCSE] I need a few micro receivers.

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[RCSE] I need a few micro receivers. What's the current favorites?

I've got a few planes I've been putting together, and it looks like I need a few more micro receivers. I don't feel like stripping some existing planes, so it's time to buy something new. What's the current favorite micro receivers? I've got a few FMA M5s and I'm very happy with them. I've got

Re: [RCSE] I need a few micro receivers. What's the current favorites?

I have been using the Shadow 3 since Toledo in an electric sailplane and have had zero problems. It is solid OOS (almost OOS) and with transmitters only one channel away. Probably have 60 or so powerup's on it to date. We have had one faulty NIB and replaced that with a new one which is working

Re: [RCSE] I need a few micro receivers. What's the current favorites?

I don't know which shift you are looking for but to me the JR 610 UL is a real winner. 6 channel, only 7 grams, end pins and really small. It has been working on my hand launch for months without any perceivable problem. See it here http://www.jrradios.com/ProdInfo/Files/jrpr610ul-manual.pdf