I used to own a 7UAFS "Super 7" (the US equivelent of the FF7, I believe). It will
handle a flaperoned sailplane, and v-tail and
elevon quite well. The primary limitations are the 4 model memory and (in the UAFS)
the inability to do more complex stuff like
Crow and full span camber mixing on a full-house glider. I think that the glider
version, the UGFS, had these additional glider
features. To give you a persective on value, I sold my Super 7 transmitter, freq
module and battery a few months ago for about
$120US.
I got a Futaba 8uafs and haven't looked back since.
Ric Harwood wrote:
> I'm opening that can of TX worms again I'm afraid.
>
> I'm looking for a transmitter and sure that I want some mixing, for
> Flaperons initially, but elevons and v-tail in the near to medium
> future. (No doubt I'll end up playing with whatever other toys it
> comes with!)
>
> I'm leaning towards the MPX Cockpit about which I've read good stuff
> as it sounds like the most versatile for the price.
> I have also been offered a second hand Futaba FF7, which works out
> about the same cost. That seems over priced to me, not being a new
> set, but does it do much more?
>
> Without everyone spending money I don't have, is there something else
> I should be looking at?
>
> I know there are no unbiased opinions, but let's hear them all.
>
> MTIA,
> --
> Ric.
>
> "Big whorls have little whorls that feed on their velocity,
> and little whorls have lesser whorls and so on to viscosity."
> L.F.Richardson
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