Compatible RX for SD10G
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Compatible RX for SD10G
Is there any china copy @ HK compatible RX to be used with SD10G? If yes, i'm looking to get it,to be used at cheap foamy plane.
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RE: Compatible RX for SD10G
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Is there any china copy @ HK compatible RX to be used with SD10G? If yes, i'm looking to get it,to be used at cheap foamy plane.
Is there any china copy @ HK compatible RX to be used with SD10G? If yes, i'm looking to get it,to be used at cheap foamy plane.
answer: nope.
lowest cost ATX RX for SD-10G is the RX40
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php...-receiver.html
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RE: Compatible RX for SD10G
I fly a number of parkflyer, EDF, and foamy airplanes as well as 450-class helicopters on the wonderful Airtronics RX60 parkflyer receiver:
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php...ort-range.html
This receiver is readily available from Hobby People for $39.99 and is a terrific, reliable performer.
If you want to fly a combat foamy or an electric float plane (two scenarios where cheaper is better so long as it works), you will either need to put a $39 receiver at risk or choose a different radio platform.
I have a really nice Hitec Optic 6 with a Spektrum DSM8 module in it. I buy the $5 orange receivers to use with it for projects that I don't expect to last long. This is a good solution for those rare times when $39 for a bulletproof, rock-solid radio link is just too high.
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php...ort-range.html
This receiver is readily available from Hobby People for $39.99 and is a terrific, reliable performer.
If you want to fly a combat foamy or an electric float plane (two scenarios where cheaper is better so long as it works), you will either need to put a $39 receiver at risk or choose a different radio platform.
I have a really nice Hitec Optic 6 with a Spektrum DSM8 module in it. I buy the $5 orange receivers to use with it for projects that I don't expect to last long. This is a good solution for those rare times when $39 for a bulletproof, rock-solid radio link is just too high.