DSMX Module for JR Transmitter
10-31-2012, 02:07 PM
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RE: DSMX Module for JR Transmitter
ORIGINAL: BillJohnson
Dont know about the US but just because it is not certified does not mean that it would shoot down your plane
ORIGINAL: Dr Honda
Do you have proof of FCC certification in the USA?? If not... then yes... it's reasonable.
ORIGINAL: BillJohnson
So blame somthing with no proof. That sounds fair and reasonable does it
ORIGINAL: Dr Honda
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So... in my book... parkfliers ONLY !!! AND.... DO NOT try to use them at a real flyin field. If I ever loose a real model, and I find out that someone has an ''import'' module in a radio... you better believe that I will hold them responsible.
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So... in my book... parkfliers ONLY !!! AND.... DO NOT try to use them at a real flyin field. If I ever loose a real model, and I find out that someone has an ''import'' module in a radio... you better believe that I will hold them responsible.
Do you have proof of FCC certification in the USA?? If not... then yes... it's reasonable.
Much the same as people retro fitting lipos in transmitters that were not original to them, not only does it invalidate the waranty and the FCC but according to the BMFA greatly increases your chances of being deemed personally responsible in the event of an "incident" ...
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10-31-2012, 05:12 PM
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RE: DSMX Module for JR Transmitter
ORIGINAL: Dr Honda
Do you have proof of FCC certification in the USA?? If not... then yes... it's reasonable.
ORIGINAL: BillJohnson
So blame somthing with no proof. That sounds fair and reasonable does it
ORIGINAL: Dr Honda
I
So... in my book... parkfliers ONLY !!! AND.... DO NOT try to use them at a real flyin field. If I ever loose a real model, and I find out that someone has an ''import'' module in a radio... you better believe that I will hold them responsible.
I
So... in my book... parkfliers ONLY !!! AND.... DO NOT try to use them at a real flyin field. If I ever loose a real model, and I find out that someone has an ''import'' module in a radio... you better believe that I will hold them responsible.
Do you have proof of FCC certification in the USA?? If not... then yes... it's reasonable.
With 72 Mhz, sure. Pretty easy to get off frequency and bleed over. With 2.4 Ghz? Extremely unlikely. The real risk would be getting hit by an out of control plane. We do have several members who fly foamies and even 40-size planes with Orange Rx's. So far I am unaware of any problems.
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11-03-2012, 07:09 AM
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RE: DSMX Module for JR Transmitter
Hey Bigplumbs, Dennis,
What is it with you? Every thread you post on or create turns to poison. Is there nothing in your life? What are you so bitter about? Bad childhood? Deep regrets about life? Please enlighten us...................
Yet another alias login attempt. You must be racking up 5 or 6 now.
Why not use your real full name as the login and post constructive, topical and respectful posts I am sure somewhere within you there is a desent guy?!?
RCU Paul Fan
What is it with you? Every thread you post on or create turns to poison. Is there nothing in your life? What are you so bitter about? Bad childhood? Deep regrets about life? Please enlighten us...................
Yet another alias login attempt. You must be racking up 5 or 6 now.
Why not use your real full name as the login and post constructive, topical and respectful posts I am sure somewhere within you there is a desent guy?!?
RCU Paul Fan
11-03-2012, 09:33 AM
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RE: DSMX Module for JR Transmitter
ORIGINAL: RCUFan
Hey Bigplumbs, Dennis,
What is it with you? Every thread you post on or create turns to poison. Is there nothing in your life? What are you so bitter about? Bad childhood? Deep regrets about life? Please enlighten us...................
Yet another alias login attempt. You must be racking up 5 or 6 now.
Why not use your real full name as the login and post constructive, topical and respectful posts I am sure somewhere within you there is a desent guy?!?
RCU Paul Fan
Hey Bigplumbs, Dennis,
What is it with you? Every thread you post on or create turns to poison. Is there nothing in your life? What are you so bitter about? Bad childhood? Deep regrets about life? Please enlighten us...................
Yet another alias login attempt. You must be racking up 5 or 6 now.
Why not use your real full name as the login and post constructive, topical and respectful posts I am sure somewhere within you there is a desent guy?!?
RCU Paul Fan
You are so lovely
