Stylus
Radio only $299 (with choice of 16, 27 or 44 (new) module and brand new just
received battery)
GC $95 MC $75 + shipping (will only sell separately if radio sells first).
Radio is 3 years old.
all for $425 + $10 shipping
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Title: Re:[RCSE] Airtronics Stylus
Airtronics did this years ago. My Infinity 1000 has embedded software to support RF channel selection, all it required was the appropriate RF module. No dials to turn, just select from the touch panel There was also a companion synthesized receiver (10
I called Airtronics today to ask some general questions regarding the
Stylus transmitter. One of the questions I asked is are they working
on a synthesized tx module. The answer I received today was NO! I
also asked if they were working on anything new to replace the Stylus
as is it a few years
Did you speak to Airtronics?
Quoting W5SWA W5SWA [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is the Stylus going to be the last kid on the block with a synthesized tx
module? Anyone hear any reliable rumors? Are Airtronics enthusiasts out in
the cold when it comes to the 21st century? I'm getting tired of going
In a message dated 2/13/05 5:22:32 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a
Stylus with the extra glider card and am trying to setup a planewith
motor, ailerons, elevator, and rudder. In the manual for the glidercard, I
find the option for changing the wing
Some motor controllers look for a pulse rate that increases in width to
match low throttle (in it's mind). Try reversing the flap servo
direction (which you are using for throttle) to see whether the
controller responds to low throttle position, which then arms the
controller...
[EMAIL
Aloha John. I talked to Stylus Boy Tom Hoopes and he sent me a set of
instructions to setup an electric motor sailplane with the Stylus. The
instructions allow you to still use the flaps stick with the
flaperon/spoileron and have proportional throttle control via the side
slider. If you didn't
Hello,
I am interested in getting the airtronics stylus you have offered up,
please contact me at krs43 (at) cornell.edu, and let me know if your
offer is still available,
Thanks,
-Karl
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One question I would have before making the jump to Multiplex:
Where do you go when the radio needs servicing?
Is the service comparable to the other major players?
Bill Swingle
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Janesville, CA
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Bill Swingle wrote:
One question I would have before making the jump to Multiplex:
Where do you go when the radio needs servicing?
Is the service comparable to the other major players?
Bill Swingle
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Janesville, CA
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