ORIGINAL: alcarafa
David projects are going well, Kaos .15 is done and flying quite well altough not as good as deceased picorare
, I finally found the problem on my DX7 it was an output power problem, not the recievers.</p>
I have send the radio to horizon and hope they can fix the problem, it's sad but dont trust DX7 anymore, I have seen other pilots here having problems with theirs also.</p>
Im thinking on moving to airtronics 2.4 ghz , have read good comments about those.</p>
The other plane ( you know wich one ) is almost done and hope it will end well under suggested weight, I build some parts from blue core and it feels very light, have a new electric engine for it and also another NIB magnum 15, only thingh that keeps me from finishing it is retracts, have never installed one before so im studing well, how to do it right.</p>
Let us know your final choice for that beauty you just got.</p>
Rafa,</p>
sorry to hear about your Spektrum troubles. Ihad similar ones with a beautiful JRCentury 7 that was my prized jewel (20 years ago). Despite it having brought down two models, I still held on to it. Iadded a Spektrum module to it
but perhaps that's not the best idea. I'd also have to send it to Horizon for some work before putting it back into action.
I'm sure you'll have fun with that electric model you're building.
On the other hand "Kaos .15 is done and flying quite well altough not as good as deceased Picorare" might also apply to said model...
It's looking like convergence on the Brushfire is happening. I'm hoping that Ken Bonnema, the designer, might offer some insight into a few questions I had. Isn't RCU great!?
BTW, the Brushfire would make an excellent electric conversion! (it's terrible, every small model that catches my attention now, has to be duplicated in both glow and electric... I'll have to make some choices).
David.