Does this sound wright??
12-27-2003, 12:36 AM
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Does this sound wright??
Hey all,
After waiting for ages for the plane I am supposed to be getting I have decided to branch out and get myself a glider/parkfler to mess around with. The EPP glider I am getting is made by a local firm and can be fuel proofed and fitted with a .049 or s400 or so its pretty versatile it can be bungee launch as well.
To go with it I will be getting a Hitec Laser 4 as it is slightly cheaper than the 4YF and I wanted something to go in some more advanced 4 ch glow planes(the glider is 2-3ch). It also has some mixes.One question though, the plane I am getting comes with a Futaba brown box radio, will the hitec have roughly the same 'feel'??
Thanks
After waiting for ages for the plane I am supposed to be getting I have decided to branch out and get myself a glider/parkfler to mess around with. The EPP glider I am getting is made by a local firm and can be fuel proofed and fitted with a .049 or s400 or so its pretty versatile it can be bungee launch as well.
To go with it I will be getting a Hitec Laser 4 as it is slightly cheaper than the 4YF and I wanted something to go in some more advanced 4 ch glow planes(the glider is 2-3ch). It also has some mixes.One question though, the plane I am getting comes with a Futaba brown box radio, will the hitec have roughly the same 'feel'??
Thanks
12-27-2003, 08:21 AM
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RE: Does this sound wright??
Most of the radios today have a similar "feel"; after all, they're just a square box with two control sticks on top. 
The "brown box" has more squared off edges and corners then the newer stuff though. It gets more complicated when you get into higher funtion radios, as switches and knobs may be placed where it's inconvenient to reach them, and some even seem downright counter-intuitive.
On the lower end stuff, don't worry about it.
Dennis-
The "brown box" has more squared off edges and corners then the newer stuff though. It gets more complicated when you get into higher funtion radios, as switches and knobs may be placed where it's inconvenient to reach them, and some even seem downright counter-intuitive.On the lower end stuff, don't worry about it.
Dennis-
