At 07:30 AM 6/3/2006, you wrote:
Anyone on the exchange using the Multiplex Cockpit who can give me
pros and cons for the radio.
Thanks
EDG
Pittsburgh
I have owned two and consider the Cockpit to be the best two-stick
transmitter I have ever owned. It's only shortcoming was the lack
of a free mixer and a 600 mah battery. I really like the feel and
balance and would still be using it if it had even one free mix for
crow. All the other fancy stuff I could live without. I bought my
first Cockpit in 2001 and promptly sold all my other transmitters
except for one for my full house sailplane. I placed my order for an
Evo the day it was announced. My only disappointment with the Evo is
that it is so much bigger and heavier than the Cockpit. I now have
two Evos and a Cockpit for my RES sailplanes. My backup Cockpit was
sold to a fellow club member who is still using it. He liked it so
much that he bought another for a backup. The Cockpit was overpriced
when new but good used ones can be had at a very reasonable price and
Ernie is available for service.
Chuck Anderson
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