New JR XP9303 9-Channel Radio!!
09-07-2004, 02:31 PM
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New JR XP9303 9-Channel Radio!!
Yes finally JR came out with a cool new radio that doesn't cost as much as the 10X PCM
but still has most of the featrues of it. There is a link to it here: [link]http://www.horizonhobby.com/Explore/Article.aspx?ArticleID=1370[/link] and you can get it around $499!! I thought that this thread could be a big one; lets see if it can be a wide talked about one. Thanks[8D]
but still has most of the featrues of it. There is a link to it here: [link]http://www.horizonhobby.com/Explore/Article.aspx?ArticleID=1370[/link] and you can get it around $499!! I thought that this thread could be a big one; lets see if it can be a wide talked about one. Thanks[8D]
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RE: New JR XP9303 9-Channel Radio!!
Wow! looks great. I have a 8103 but need the extra channel. I wonder does it have the movable slide switches on the side like the 10X? would like to see a side view of this radio. I am also glad it comes with digital servos. Would like a choice of upgrading to 8231 servos.
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RE: New JR XP9303 9-Channel Radio!!
Yes, it has a lever on either side.
As versatile as the radio is from reading the manuals, it still isn't as versatile as its German cousin, the MX-22. Wish that JR had used some of Graupners programming ability within this new radio as the two companies are related (doesn't one own the other??). Still I think JR did a nice job in expanding the capabilities of the new radio.
As versatile as the radio is from reading the manuals, it still isn't as versatile as its German cousin, the MX-22. Wish that JR had used some of Graupners programming ability within this new radio as the two companies are related (doesn't one own the other??). Still I think JR did a nice job in expanding the capabilities of the new radio.
09-08-2004, 03:32 AM
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RE: New JR XP9303 9-Channel Radio!!
Harry
I put in an order for an Evo12 a year ago ... still waiting here in Australia.
I am told by the distributor that MPX are tailoring the scan & syth to our 36 mHz band. if some units would actually hit our shores it would really help. Australia - great place to live, but terrible for MPX R/C product.
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I am now looking at this - the Graupner/JR MX 22: click on this link to check it out:
http://www.modelflight.com.au/rc_mod...upner_mx22.htm
Then, clink on the
* pdf link at the site for a review from an Aussie R/C mag.
* video link for a streaming "once over" of this radio ( and get ready for Mike O'Rielly's great Aussie accent!). Good stuff!
The MX 22 seems a little more "upspec" than the 9303.
fiery
I put in an order for an Evo12 a year ago ... still waiting here in Australia.
I am told by the distributor that MPX are tailoring the scan & syth to our 36 mHz band. if some units would actually hit our shores it would really help. Australia - great place to live, but terrible for MPX R/C product.
[&o]
I am now looking at this - the Graupner/JR MX 22: click on this link to check it out:
http://www.modelflight.com.au/rc_mod...upner_mx22.htm
Then, clink on the
* pdf link at the site for a review from an Aussie R/C mag.
* video link for a streaming "once over" of this radio ( and get ready for Mike O'Rielly's great Aussie accent!). Good stuff!
The MX 22 seems a little more "upspec" than the 9303.
fiery
