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Old 12-11-2002, 04:16 PM
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Danny,
Will there ever be an article written like Len Alessi's JR 10 programming guide for the 8103? It sure would be nice for someone to come out with a indepth video that shows what is being described in these articles and to visually show REAL planes, radio functions and adjustments, servo installation and adjustments, electrical hookups etc. I can read about pitch roll all day long but without seeing the actual movements of an aircraft, I just keep guessing until what I think is working (whether it is or isn't).

Let's get together and produce one of those videos. We'd make a fortune, just at my flying field alone.

Example: 1- JR 8103 Radio..................................... About $500
1-8103 Complete Programming Video..... About $500
Old 12-11-2002, 05:48 PM
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I found the things that I understood about programing easy. The things that I wanted the 8103 for, were just far too difficult for me to understand and program. I ended up doing research on the net for after market books and found "Harry Higley" had one out there but couldn't find one as it was obsolete. I finally got one from Canada.


Night and day,,,, it has layman's terms and visual (photo) aids every step of the way.

I take it with me on every trip to the field
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Do you have the programming guide that our product support department can email to you? That is all that I know of at this time. I do not know if there will be anything more in depth like Len's guide. If there is interest in this, it is possible to do.
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dsnyder,
I recently purchased an 8103 and I love it! I use it on both my planes that I have now. I bought an Ultra Stick 60 and followed the programing guide to set up the quad flaps in sail plane mode, and it works great. However I too am a little confused with a lot of the language in the manual to do all of the other things that this radio is capable of. I am very interested in a video production of what it'll do!
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I think there is a whole bunch of interest in an 8103 in-depth programming guide.

Start a poll to see!

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Old 12-19-2002, 12:26 AM
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One Aye Here... Any Nays?
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Another Aye here! At least there should be a re-write/expanded manual for the 8103; take a cue from the more recent radios from JR (662, 378) which imo present a little more info on each function and its application.
Old 12-19-2002, 07:13 AM
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i agree..i'm buying an 8103 next week and I'm worried that the documentation will be hard to follow.. i've read the manual online, but it still makes me worried..
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Got my 8103 in this afternoon, and by the evening I had couple of setups going that used most every available function, for the fun of it - didn't really have to refer to manual either (after having read the PDF copy about twice). Prior experience with the 652/662 made the transition easy. Comparing to the 662/378 manual, the later has a great beginner's approach that gives you a little more background on specific functions, eg Aileron Diff; the 8103 just drops it in front of you. Another example is for eg a recommended EXPO rate to dial in - also missing in the 8103.
Still I'm sure there's lots of tips and tricks that they should add to the manual - a cheap way for JR/Horizon to add value to the radio imo.
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Tips and tricks are always welcome.

But basic programming on JR Radios is a piece of cake, just read the screen.
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hi dan
can you e mail me the programning guide for the 8103

thanks dennis

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The programming guide should have been sent out to you.
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DANY:

I WILL ALSO LIKE TO HAVE THE GUIDE. I AM REALLY ENYOING MY NEW 8103 RADIO AND WHILE I DONT FEEL A BIG NEED FOR THE GUIDE IT WILL BE NICE TO HAVE SOME MORE INFORMATION.

IT CAN BE SEND TO:

[email protected]

REGARDS

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You should have it now.
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got it today

thanks dan

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Dan, Is this the same guide that was avaiable last year as programming hints for the JR 8103 radio?

Thanks

Mark at [email protected]
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It is the same one that I have always talked about here on RCU. We'll send it to you to be sure.
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Dan
I would like a programing guide also This may keep me from asking you so many questions

Hatman

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Danny,
can I please have one also. Just bought a 8103, any help would be great.
Thanks
send it to [email protected]
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Danny, I too would love a copy.

[email protected]


Thanks,
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I would like to get a copy too please...

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Thanks
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Just send an email and ask for one they will send it to you.


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DANNY:

Thank you very much, I am really convinced that my move to JR was correct.

Regards

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No problem!
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Thanks Danny, you must go into work early...............ed m.


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