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Old 07-02-2004 | 11:34 AM
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i am planning on buying the GWS slow stick but the package which contains everything apart from the Transmitter and the charger. i have seen this transmitter on ebay and am considering buying it.

[link]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34056&item=5906800 640&rd=1[/link]

is it a good deal or not. will it work with the Naro RX which comes with the kit.

Any help will be appreaciated
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Old 07-02-2004 | 05:21 PM
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I'd only buy on ebay if it came with a "I get to kick you in the gonads if it doesn't work" money back guarantee.
Old 07-02-2004 | 05:37 PM
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GWS Rx products come in negative and positive shift. Has to do with some frequency mumbo-jumbo, which side of the main frequency the signal lies on or something like that. Futaba and Hitec are negative shift. Airtronics and JR are positive shift.

I tried looking at the GWS website what shift the GWS transmitters use, but my link is very slow and didn't find anything out.
Old 07-28-2004 | 12:55 PM
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God, I hope you didn't buy that TX....

It's an older one...and it says doesn't have a crystal..hence doesn't work until you send it back to the manufacturer.

I had a Dreamstarter Radio last year, but quickly out grew it.

This may be an interesting read for you:

http://www.smoothair.ca/Transmittertypes.htm

Will give you a bit of a hint what to look for.

Also, GWS Radios come in positive shift.

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Old 07-28-2004 | 05:31 PM
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I'm new to flying and my brother recommened I buy a Futaba 6EXA, I bought a new one on Ebay for less then $100. I did not come with the servos though. It's a great Tx.
Old 07-28-2004 | 06:16 PM
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ORIGINAL: rsknapp

I'm new to flying and my brother recommened I buy a Futaba 6EXA, I bought a new one on Ebay for less then $100. I did not come with the servos though. It's a great Tx.
I recommend the Futaba 6EXA as well, it's a GREAT beginner radio. You can pick one up at Bruckner Hobbies www.brucknerhobbies.com for under 100.00 without the flight pack.

You don't need the flight pack, since it has the larger servos, which are way to big, and to much overkill weightwise for any parkflyer.

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