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Aileron Differential: Why it’s so important and how to set it up

Mar 21, 2012 7 Comments by

For years, depending on the model setup, modelers often used offset servo output arms and bellcranks to achieve differential aileron movement. Today, however, using separate aileron servos and the aileron differential program menu in your computer radio has greatly simplified the task. But before we take a closer look, let’s first check out the mechanics [...]

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Futaba S.Bus Simplicity with Any Receiver!

Jun 30, 2011 No Comments by

With this adapter, almost any receiver will be compatible with S.Bus programmable servos, a CGY750 three-axis gyro and other S.Bus equipment. The SB-1 S.Bus PWM adapter converts input from up to 10 PWM channels into a single S.Bus output. The adapter costs $59.99.

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Futaba’s 4-gram Micro Receiver

Jun 30, 2011 No Comments by

This new R21065GF 6-channel receiver has a high-speed mode option that will work with digital servos, and it also has fail-safe on all changes. It can even handle high-voltage batteries, and it’s compatible with all Futaba FHSS/S-FHSS transmitters. This 1.5×0.85×0.40 inch unit weighs just 4 grams with its case and costs $34.99.

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Futaba R6203SBE Micro Receiver

Jun 30, 2011 No Comments by

This FASST mid-range, micro receiver has three “normal” channels, but if you use it with S.Bus it has as many channels as your transmitter has available. It can be used with Futaba’s CGY750 gyro or any other S.Bus application, and it can handle high-voltage batteries. It costs $69.99.

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JR G370A Aircraft Gyro

Jun 28, 2011 No Comments by

Smooth out your flying the easy way, with this new aircraft rate gyro from JR. It has an anti-drift sensor, so it’s ideal for high-performance aircraft, and you can adjust the gain from your transmitter. Now that gyros are being allowed in planes at scale events like Top Gun, you’ll probably see a lot more [...]

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2.4GHz: is it all it’s cracked up to be? Join the discussion

May 30, 2011 9 Comments by

We recently received this intruiging article from Dave Horvath and invite you to read it and then join in the discussion.   A substantial number of unexplained crashes of radio control model airplanes on 2.4GHz frequency prompted me to write this article on the so-called “interference free” radio control systems on the 2.4GHz band.             [...]

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A123 Battery ABC’s

May 28, 2011 3 Comments

If you haven’t tried the relatively new chemistry A213 cells to power your airborne system, you should read about Dick Pettit’s tests and the surprising results! After doing some experimenting with several battery chemistries over the years, I decided to convert all my airborne batteries to the popular Lithium NanoPhosphate technology.  They are manufactured by [...]

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EASY 3D PROGRAMMING TRICKS

May 18, 2011 6 Comments

Making the most of your computer radio’s features can improve your flying. Setting up a plane with the right radio programming will make performing all kinds of maneuvers much easier. Let’s see which programs will help improve our 3D flying. DUAL AILERONS ABOVE LEFT: dual rates allow you to switch from one control deflection to another. [...]

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JR 11X Pro Transmitter Case

Apr 20, 2011 No Comments

The Compact, Durable JR  11X Pro Transmitter Case   JR has just came out with this aluminum single transmitter case is designed to fit the JR 11X radio. The compact, space-saving design of this form-fitting single transmitter case makes it great for traveling with limited space, including air travel. The best way to keep you transmitter [...]

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Futaba R6208SB 2.4GHz FASST Receiver

Apr 01, 2011 No Comments

We just got this press release about the new Futaba R6208SB 2.4GHz FASST. In addition to its available FASST advantages, including Dual Antenna Diversity, Pre-Vision™ and Continuous Channel Shifting, the R6208SB also features a unique S.Bus port, which provides users with support for up to 18 channels!   S.Bus compatibility makes the R6208SB perfect for [...]

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MICRO LINEAR ES18 SERVO FOR ULTRA-MICRO AIRCRAFT!

Mar 31, 2011 No Comments

The Great Planes ElectriFly ES18 Micro Linear Servo is a different looking design, and it should be.  To get the lightweight needed and a solid foundation for the servo arm, you need something different.  This servo is perfect for lightweight aircraft spanning 24 inches and under.  It measures only .8 x .47 x .28 in [...]

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Old-school JR 10SX II—Keeping my Favorite Radio Alive

Mar 26, 2011 2 Comments

Old-school JR 10SX II—Keeping my Favorite Radio Alive By Gerry Yarrish I’m sure you can tell by my white whiskers that I’ve been in RC for a long while. I have seen the radios go from the very simple to what we have today of the programming variety. (Yes, I grew up with B&W TV!) [...]

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Hitec Minima 6T and Minima 6E, 6-Channel, Full-Range Micro Receivers

Mar 25, 2011 No Comments

Minima 6T and Minima 6E, 6-Channel, Full-Range Micro Receivers   Hitec Announced new micro receivers.  Utilizing their 2.4GHz AFHSS technology, these two new full-range micro receivers are the perfect choice for modelers flying smaller aircraft. The Minimas are available in both top and end-pin configurations and feature Hitec’s own exclusive, dual-diversity Mini Boosted Omni-Directional Antenna [...]

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Hitec Aurora 9 Aluminum Transmitter Case

Mar 24, 2011 No Comments

Travel in Style! If you are lucky enough to own the impressive  Aurora 9 radio system from Hitec, treat it right and bring your radio and accessories everywhere you go with a new transmitter case constructed of aluminum. The Case comes with  Hitec and AFHSS logos while the interior is lined with pre-cut foam padding for maximum  protection. Your transmitter [...]

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