RE: Anyone using Polk Tracker III for FH Sailplanes?
aeajr,
I've looked into the tracker III as my next radio but have found it limited in it's ability. For a sports flyer it's great but it can't do fancy mixes. If your friend is looking for something that will handle scale sailplanes and full house setups that call for all the mixing bells and whistles I would suggest going with a mutiplex profi 4000. After much research and comparisons I have found this to be the radio for the buck to beat all others. Everything is assignable and the mixes are almost endless. I realize that the unit is a bit pricey but If one can afford it up front you will not need another, so you save by not climbing the function ladder you know one unit leading to the next to the next ad-nauseum. I have just ordered one and can not wait to start programing the radio to do what I want as opposed to what the manufactures think I want.t.