Hitec 555 (caseless). Small, light, top plugs. I tried a Berg, but that
cost me a plane. Went to Hitec and haven't had a problem since. I also use
Hitec SuperSlims in my TD planes...never any trouble there, either.
Tom
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From: Jody Z. Vogel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
This might be good for the 8UAFS but the 8UAF has two less mixes available
(along with a couple-fewer other minor features). If I use them to make
channel 5 useful then I lose out on the other mixes I need. It's been a
while since my Wizard Lite has been flying but I seem to recall I ran out of
Anyone fly a Berg6 in a contest environment with success? This is a
dual-conversion rcvr, correct?
I like the Berg6
http://www.rc-direct.com/ sells them and they are priced pretty nice.
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From: Jody Z. Vogel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, March 03,
Jody,
I don't know why you need the top-plug rather than an end-plug but...If
there's a possibility of using the end-plug you might look at FMA
Direct's Quantum or Magnum Series Rx's. Both are dual conversion Rx's
and weigh-in at .5oz but they are end-plug types
Sheldon
YNT uDesign
You
I've heard that Berg recently redesigned their Berg6, but the earlier ones were pretty
useless in a contest situation. I even had
problems with my 555's last year at Poway, and have since switched my Encore and
Feather DLG over to Multiplex IPD7's. The Encore
tried to kill itself in the
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Willoughby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
RCSE'rs,
Now that I'm back in the States, I'm going to need to stock up on 72mhz
receivers. I sold all my 35mhz stuff when I left Scotland and
currently only have 1 Multiplex IPD receiver on 72mhz. Basically, I
need RX's to
In my experience, the Hitec receivers are essentiall bullet proof. I have 4 or 5 and
have never had a problem with any of them...even ones that get abused in a combat
foamie.
For my DLG, I use a Hitec 555 with the case removed. I have another 555 for use in
other small slopers, and the rest
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