ORIGINAL: aerospot
BaldEagel
Thanks for the education. I didnt know radios were capiable of doing such things. Then again, I've never had a computer radio before. I've always mixed flaperons & elevons using a slide tray, the hard way. Or had flaps & ailerons separate using a 5th channel.
I'll have to save up my pennies and look for a good computer radio. You indicate Futaba FF7 as a good choice?
I have heard that newer radios were capiable of switching between RX to allow one transmitter with multiple receivers. This seems very attractive to me as I typically tote as many transmitters as airplanes when i go fly!
I've been watching the Polk transmitters for some time now. $200 gets you an 8 channel transmitter and receiver that both support synthesized frequencies, meaning you can easily change to one that's not in use. They also include 99 model memory.