Re: [RCSE] Shadow 3

[Stuart A. Hall]

I have to say the march of technology within our hobby is simply 
unbelievable. It has gotten to the point, for me, that purchasing hobby 
supplies is a bit like buying a new computer... wait a few months on a 
computer and you can get something faster and cheaper. With our hobby 
technology (except for planes) you can get something much smaller, 
lighter and potentially better for not much more money if you just wait 
6 months or so.

I am still kicking myself for buying a fast charger and NiMH batteries 
about 6 months before LiPos became well established!  :-)

For $89 if you have a Evo or one of the other synthesized TX modules 
this can't be beat, IMHO.  Very impressive and apparently easy to use as 
well.  I wonder what is coming out next... I have to spend some more 
time browsing different sections of RCGroups besides the Thermal and 
Sailplane Talk forums for some more up and coming info.

BTW, if there is any new and better technology coming this is a great 
place for some vendors to share!  Do tell!

Barry Kennedy wrote:
Kurt,
The new Shadow 3 will be available in about 3 weeks. I supercedes the Shadow
1.
The Shadow  has been tested by George Steiner and he gave it 2 thumbs up.
You can see a Shadow 3 on my web site and check out its new features, like
cascading 2 together for 14 channels.
Best Regards,
Barry Kennedy
Kennedy Composites
www.kennedycomposites.com
1935 Highvalley Trail
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
972.602.3144
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