which tx plase help
11-10-2006, 05:41 PM
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which tx plase help
Im looking for a tx. dont mind the brand jr/futaba. What i am looking for are the 3 high rate switches (rudder ailoron d/r elvator) sorry about order not sure. These switches must be places above the gimbles. You can see this on the more expensife radios like the 9c 9z...
11-10-2006, 06:30 PM
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RE: which tx plase help
I just looked at the 7c you sure it has 4 two position high/low rate switches? one on each side of were the antana comes out.. i only see 3 leading me to belive one is ail one is elev and the other is d/r? thats still means i dont have rudder
11-11-2006, 09:38 AM
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RE: which tx plase help
ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
Both the Futaba 7C and 9C would have those.
Both the Futaba 7C and 9C would have those.
You sure 'bout that Barracuda?
I have a 9CAP Super and it's only got two 3 position switches, one on the face and the other on the top right side. I don't know about the 7C.
Flying Freak;
As far as I know the only Futaba 9 series that has more than two 3 position switches, is the Futaba 9Z WC2 series which has four 3 position switches and they are all on the face above the sticks. The original 9Z and the 9Z WC have only two 3 position switches from what I was able to determine when looking at 9Z's. That is one reason I went to the 9ZAP WC2 from the 9C Super. The other thing, and I'm not positive about this one, is that the Futaba radios allow you to assign a function to a switch and I don't believe JR does that. Maybe a JR user can chime in on that one?
The other thing about the Futaba 9Z WC2 is that they are out of production. They occasionally show up here and other places for sale used if that's what you decide to go with, but be aware that the 9Z is no picnic trying to learn the programming. Once you figure that out it's a great radio with LOTS of features...
