fma direct co-pilot
01-05-2003, 04:33 AM
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I give this product 2 thumbs up. I mounted one to the belly of an Avistar to play with and it performs as advertised. When you crank the sensitivity up, it is almost goof proof.
01-05-2003, 03:25 PM
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Hi guys,
I bought the Co-pilot last year thinking that I would use it as "insurance" when trimming out new planes (have a few on the building boards).
It's the best insurance against having mistakes wipe out all your hard work.
I love the darn thing.
I keep it mounted in whichever plane I am flying on an extra channel. When I want it on ....click ...it's on.
Especially for very winds days. Works like a charm!
Jeff
I bought the Co-pilot last year thinking that I would use it as "insurance" when trimming out new planes (have a few on the building boards).
It's the best insurance against having mistakes wipe out all your hard work.
I love the darn thing.
I keep it mounted in whichever plane I am flying on an extra channel. When I want it on ....click ...it's on.
Especially for very winds days. Works like a charm!
Jeff
