http://www.sc-2.org/web/news/SC2-June06/Page16.htm Correction to the link mentioned below Ain't they cute!
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: A. Real Man <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: soaring@airage.com Sent: Sunday, June 1, 2008 10:22:57 PM Subject: 2.4, Attention Everyone, Including Gordy and Martin Usher Martin, Take a look at the following link and the 3-4 subsequent pages. Are the fellows in the orange clothing the same ones that you saw at the SC-2 contest? They seem to be a real pair to draw to! http://www.sc-2.org/web/news/SC2-Web/SC2Frames.htm --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I remember seeing the guys with the orange shirts at our (SC)2 contest > (the ones covered with "Futaba" and "FASST" and the like). Worth a > picture...they were quite obviously flying on 72MHz. > > Martin Usher > > PS. I fly with a Futaba radio.. "Works fine for me" > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Bill and Darwin, > > You know I love both you guys even though you wear those Orange > > shirts, and I have to concede that it is possible to do more with 14 > > than 12. I want to point out that the discussion was 2.4 and > > sailplanes, and I still feel IMHO that JR offers more flexibility and > > better RX's for our competition sailplanes and large scale models with > > multiple servos and high power requirements. I also don't often > > venture in to the large aerobatic arena so it would be unfair for me > > to comment on that phase of the hobby. I do know something about > > Helicopters, and have always found that JR has had the best > > flexibility and options for programming. Even with all the limitations > > of the 12X over the 14, that guy Quique somehow manages to get the > > 12X to do enough that he is not embarrassed to show up at a contest. > > Enough said I hope the Futaba is always good to you. Larry
