maverick

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I just bought a new 9C to replace my 6XAs and I want to try and keep it in good condition.

I am interested in finding a solution to the problem of accidentally knocking the Tx over when starting the plane.

I normally sit the Tx on the ground next to the plane when starting and on occasion have knocked it over.

I have seen some sort of legs that attach to the back of a Tx but cannot remember what they care called or where I saw them.

Any other suggestions on how to solve this problem?

sirrom

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Try this link. It will take you to what you are looking for.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/services...prodnosearch=y

If that does not work just go to horizon hobby's website and search for the product code: HAN2520 that will get you what you need.


Patrick.

PR38

Why don't you lay it down completely? I have one of those kick stands that you put on the handle, and I use it all the time. If you get one, I'm sure you'll love it.
But when using someone else's equipment I always lay the transmitter on its back. No chance of tipping over then.

RaptorCop

I am using one of the Hangar9 Tx stands on my 9C and really like it. However, it appears tha the handle on top rear of the Tx is a little shorter in width than others in the Futaba line. I had to actually shorten the latteral portion of the "H". Mine came in a marked for Futaba package, so this is the best I can figure.

maverick

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We have had a lot of rain here in the Bay Area lately and the field always seems to have water everywhere so I don't want to lay it down on the wet/damp ground.

Anybody have any pictures of the Tx stands being discussed?

RC_Junky

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This is what I use, got the idea from the old guy that tought me to fly. It's just a simple piece of shelving from any home improvement store........... or your wifes closet.

RC_Junky

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These will also work well when mounted on the wall to hold TX's while charging.

Cuda

rc-junky, wow that is a good picture, what digcam are you using.oh by the way a great idea too.
Cuda

RC_Junky

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It's a Sony Mavica, had it about 3 yrs.

maverick

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Thanks guys. I have some ideas now.

rbshirley-delete

Maybe not as "clean" as RC_Junky's, but
made from readily available PVC tubing:

{No its not for sale}

rbshirley-delete

And keeps the transmitter off the muddy ground
common in north Texas during early spring.

RC_Junky

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Another great idea, don't we all just love cheap or free stuff. Don't know about anyone else but, I have to save my RC dollars for things that I can't make myself or make work from what I already have.