Synthesized Receivers available
08-14-2006, 11:57 AM
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Synthesized Receivers available
What Synthesized Receivers are available on the market?
I have searched some and can only find a few. I would like to find something small that works well and has decent range.
I have searched some and can only find a few. I would like to find something small that works well and has decent range.
08-14-2006, 12:53 PM
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RE: Synthesized Receivers available
I just started using the new JR 790 receivers. I have to say I am not at all happy with it. It went out to the field in my Goldberg Ultimate and I could not fly because there is a small half second (or so) delay between moving the stick and the servo arm moving. It was on every surface at any range. I have yet to find the cause. Its not the obvious issues, no servo wires, control rods, etc...
I used the same radio to fly a helicopter with an older 770 PCM receiver on the same day without a problem.
Has anyone else seen these behavior. My radio is a JR 9303.
I used the same radio to fly a helicopter with an older 770 PCM receiver on the same day without a problem.
Has anyone else seen these behavior. My radio is a JR 9303.
08-14-2006, 01:21 PM
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RE: Synthesized Receivers available
Synth or no synth, there should be no apparent delay like you describe.
You don't happen to have the servo speed function enabled that allow the speed of all servos to be slowed down from its normal speed?
See the "Servo Speed" section in the manual (page A33 in mine).
/Red B.
You don't happen to have the servo speed function enabled that allow the speed of all servos to be slowed down from its normal speed?
See the "Servo Speed" section in the manual (page A33 in mine).
/Red B.
08-14-2006, 01:40 PM
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RE: Synthesized Receivers available
Nope. Servo speed has not been touched. There is not only a delay but the surfaces seem to move in steps not just slowly...
..Man its weird!
..Man its weird!
