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I recently purchased a 40% Radiowave Extra 300 ARF, I am moving up from a 33% comp-arf, I would like to get some suggestions on a typical radio systems package for a 40%, servo's, matchbox/equalizers, power boxes, receivers, batteries. I a have not used servo match boxes or equalizers and wanted to know what other pilots are using, I am guessing 1 equalizer per surface considering you have 2 servo's per surface, 2 each aileron, 2 rudder and one each on the elevators, do most pilots/builders still utilize 2 receivers, one per side? the manual does not suggest any of this even the reccomended servo torque.

Help and Thanks!

al

If you go to our website you can download the instructions for the 40% /3.2meter330 Extra. We can also provide you with information on alternative setup. Depending on equipment and flying style may make a difference on suggested equipment.

The website is www.jtecrc.com our phone number is 704-799-1658

Al & Kevin Young
JTEC/RADIOWAVE

krayzc-RCU

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i run mine which has been around since 2002 with 6-8411 on the alierons with matchboxes and 2-8411 on the elevators no matchbox and 2-5735 hitec on the rudder.

When I first put the kit in the air it was with 2.2700 Nmhi now its on 2-4400 lipo and a 2200 lipo from fromeco on the motor. My rudder is on a home made system pictured here:


Most flyers are running planes of this size on less more power servo by todays standard of the old 8411.

The bird runs 2 receivers and is split in 1/2.

Flyrite

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I am installing a DA-150 what exhaust headers and cans fit this well? and where can I get them.
Thanks!

jtec radiowave kid

I would suggest the mtw 90mm drop flex headers and either the KS or MTW canisters. You can purchase the whole setup from DA, I would also suggest getting the MTW pipe mounts with them also.

As for your setup what brand do you normally fly with?

Flyrite

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I fly both JR and Futaba and frequently use HiTech servo's as well, I have never had an airplane that required matchbox's or equalizers but I am guessing you run the extensions for both servo's the full length of the wing into the fuselage, then connect them and set them up with a matchbox or in the case of Smart Fly the equalizer, then plug them into the respective channel, as far as the exhaust I saw the set-ups on the DA home page but there is nothing specific to the Radiowave 330, there are several options and I don't want to buy one if it won't fit or requires a lot of modifications, I was hoping someone could tell what is a good plug and play exhaust system for this aircraft with a DA 150.

Thanks!

Joe