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BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
After loosing my plane in some very tall beans of all things, I wanna put one of those beepers on my plane that goes off when the Xmitter is off.
Where can I find one? NOT MAKE ONE. Thanks, RichD |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
This article is all about them, including where to buy several different kinds.
http://www.rcezine.com/cms/article.p...featured&id=67 |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
I've been using the Hobbico Air Alert on my planes for a couple of years now. They seem to work OK. The one thing I did do was hook it into the aileron channel with a Y cord instead of into the throttle channel. If I'm doing lazy figure eights or doing slow circuits waiting to land, it can go into "lost airplane" mode as I can fly around for a minute or more without touching the throttle... I can't however fly very long without using the ailerons!
Edit: Do a search on Tower Hobbies for "Hobbico Air Alert" and you're set! |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
That is what I don't like about the Air Alert. I tossed mine. I use the one listed in the article above. Have a buch of 'em and put them in all my planes. I love 'em!
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RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
GWS has one now that can handle a 6V battery too, I'm going to give these a try.
http://www.aeromicro.com/Catalog/gws...a__1500029.htm http://www.aeromicro.com/Catalog/gws...r__1318614.htm Dauntae |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
ORIGINAL: Dauntae GWS has one now that can handle a 6V battery too, I'm going to give these a try. http://www.aeromicro.com/Catalog/gws...a__1500029.htm http://www.aeromicro.com/Catalog/gws...r__1318614.htm Dauntae |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
I get mine from http://www.jchobbies.com/ . (I don't see them on the web site, but give them a call.) They are a little more expensive than the Hobbico ones, but without the throttle "feature".
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RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
ORIGINAL: Mike in DC I get mine from http://www.jchobbies.com/ . (I don't see them on the web site, but give them a call.) They are a little more expensive than the Hobbico ones, but without the throttle "feature". |
RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
I think maybe they make them themselves. It doesn't have a brand name or anything, just a sticker with their web site on it. My memory is last time I ordered one, I just called and asked if they were still making them, and they said sure.
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RE: BEEP BEEP - locator for your downed plane
I'm using a couple from a company called something like "California Sailplane Products" or something like that. I don't know where they came from, my wife got them for me a while back as a Christamas (or birthday, I forget) present.
The ones I have work based on the RX loosing TX signal. It's neat, and they work well. |
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