Exactly. But my point is that the connector is silly to begin with.
JR should have taken the opportunity with the 9303 to step up, do the
right thing (as Multiplex has for years) and put a proper standard
computer interface rather than sticking with with that trainer jack
interface, which is
No matter
how you look at it, there can be no rational justification for that
dumb interface.
Marketing???
IF they put a serial port on it or a USB port on it, they cant sell you an
adapter!!
sounds like justification to me ???
Richard Reynolds
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I have to comment. My MPX 3030 is getting a tad bit old now (~4yrs) and may
now be out of production. Yet, it was reasonably priced when I got it at
$380. It shares files with my PC. It's easy to program (you ought to see all
the dust on my manual!). It can do all the mixing 90% of modelers need.
So, I have this new JR9303 transmitter and am thrilled with it. BUT, I
have finally found something of a weakness. I would like to store
(backup) the data which I have labored to optimize for each plane and
there could be up to thirty planes. The options appear to be two:
another transmitter
] data storage for JR9303
So, I have this new JR9303 transmitter and am thrilled with it. BUT, I
have finally found something of a weakness. I would like to store
(backup) the data which I have labored to optimize for each plane and
there could be up to thirty planes. The options appear to be two
real glider radio*
-Original Message-
From: Jim Laurel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 4/14/2005 3:55 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Cc:
Subject: RE: [RCSE] data storage for JR9303
When I first got my 9303, I
Setting aside how ridiculous it is in 2005 to have a PC interface that
requires a breakout box and uses the trainer cord instead of just going to a
standard USB interface for all I/O functions,
The reason for these boxes is to prevent unpaid copying of the software. The
box is actually a
Jon, I've been in the software development business a long time. We
gave up the idea of these dongles a long time ago, except for
extremely high end specialty applications, such as animation packages,
certain video editing packages, etc. But to require a dongle for a
cheap $100 piece of
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