Help with slow stick
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From: Halifax, UNITED KINGDOM
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
Ashok
[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
Ashok
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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.
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.
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From: Kamloops, BC, CANADA
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.
Geof.
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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.
Geof.
www.smoothair.ca
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From: Cockeysville,
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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.
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From: Kamloops, BC, CANADA
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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.
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.
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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