Three Axis Stabilizer
04-04-2013, 08:31 AM
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RE: Three Axis Stabilizer
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I would like to try one in an old trainer in the hangar. The older planes are on 72mhz though and I'm not changing them.... think it would be a problem?
I would like to try one in an old trainer in the hangar. The older planes are on 72mhz though and I'm not changing them.... think it would be a problem?
04-04-2013, 10:17 PM
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RE: Three Axis Stabilizer
I don't know why it's incompatible.
I set up a dummy system on the bench. It chattered and hunted, when used with my 35 Meg gear.
I'll try again. Maybe I did something stupid.
I set up a dummy system on the bench. It chattered and hunted, when used with my 35 Meg gear.
I'll try again. Maybe I did something stupid.
04-04-2013, 11:17 PM
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RE: Three Axis Stabilizer
OK, I tried the Stabiliser with my 35 Meg Multiplex gear. Incompatible.
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Next, I tried the Stabiliser with some 35 Meg JR gear. Compatible.
Don't ask me why.
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Next, I tried the Stabiliser with some 35 Meg JR gear. Compatible.
Don't ask me why.
04-05-2013, 09:33 AM
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RE: Three Axis Stabilizer
If I were you I would have that Multiplex gear checked. There might be something wrong with the output pulses.
I use Multiplex but I have converted it to 2.4 with XPS.
I use Multiplex but I have converted it to 2.4 with XPS.
