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RE: Futabas new 2.4 10C and JR's 2.4 9303 - 6/14/2008 10:15:58 AM

superdave01

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Model Match, if you dont have it and your plane has 2 servos or more on one surface that are plugged into seperate channels you may wing up with seperate surfaces also

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RE: Futabas new 2.4 10C and JR's 2.4 9303 - 6/14/2008 2:28:29 PM

Flyfalcons

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Of course even with Model Match a good preflight is in order. Reference the DX-7 that lost its settings, reversing the ailerons on some aerobat and resulting in a crash.

Don, the Grizzly was/is used for advertising purposes at different events. I know it flew a couple years ago at the NBA All Star game outside of the arena with advertising on the side. Not sure what else it has been involved in recently. It is a beast to fly - you have to learn not to panic when you give it full control input and nothing happens for a little while. As for the 10C and 9303 programming, you will quickly adapt to either's programming. I learned my 9C very quickly, and when the 9303 came out it had similar programming (though differing capabilities). I am in the process of switch my models from the 9C to my new 14mz, and going through the learning curve again is just part of the process. By the time I get my dozen or so models fully converted I should be pretty familiar with the new radio's programming.

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RE: Futabas new 2.4 10C and JR's 2.4 9303 - 6/14/2008 8:19:27 PM

fishingships

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Thanks Ryan, u be Da'Man!

Speaking of NBA Finals... woot.. Go Celtics !

The 14MZ huh, nice to be rich, huh? lol... God Bless You, my friend, God Bless.

Yes, I agree on programming. I also am a E.E. w/ MSCS, so if I cannot figure out the programming I want my money back from the two universities I went to :-)

Again, thank you for all your suggestions, help and information. As I have pointed out to various nice individuals, it is people like you who make this hobby fun to belong to. It seems most every experienced RC'r is there when you need them and/or their help.

Thanks again. Peace be with you.

Regards,

- Don

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