The throw meter though most of them are in measurement / dsitance as opposed to degree's aren't they ??????
Any idea on how to accurately measure in degree's, I currently use a protractor but it takes so long especially as so many times you think you've got it just right and as you let the aileron or whatever surface it happens to be back to the starting point you realise the hand that's holding the protractor has moved by 10 degree's and it's way out !!!!!!!!!! Then you want dual rates as well !!!!!!
I'm just about to go to 2.4ghz so I'm going to have to measure all them on all my planes on both rates to know where they are at the moment as that's how I'm comfortable flying the planes and then I'm going to have to set them all up again afterwards - can't wait ????????? Maybe it's just me making a meal out of and 1/2 dozen bears before hand probably doesn't help but could do with something to simplify the process !!!!!!!!!