Eclipse 7 compatibility with various receivers
12-17-2003, 11:53 PM
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Eclipse 7 compatibility with various receivers
Mike,
I am looking at upgrading my Neon which I got with my Zagi (and got me into the hobby) with an Eclipse.
Would an eclipse work with my Dual Conversion Electron6?
Would it work with a single conversion feather receiver?
Would it work with the AM receiver that came with my sky scooter2 (HAS 03 MB)?
Would it work with other manufacturers' receivers?
Should I get a PCM model and if so how much extra is it?
Since I fortunately only have a few planes with ALL FM frequency channel 36, I won't need a Spectra kit, correct?
I am looking at upgrading my Neon which I got with my Zagi (and got me into the hobby) with an Eclipse.
Would an eclipse work with my Dual Conversion Electron6?
Would it work with a single conversion feather receiver?
Would it work with the AM receiver that came with my sky scooter2 (HAS 03 MB)?
Would it work with other manufacturers' receivers?
Should I get a PCM model and if so how much extra is it?
Since I fortunately only have a few planes with ALL FM frequency channel 36, I won't need a Spectra kit, correct?
12-23-2003, 03:30 PM
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RE: Eclipse 7 compatibility with various receivers
I guess you didn't see that I was out of town!
The Eclipse is compatible with any FM receiver and the new Hitec QPCM. It will not work with AM or another manufacturers PCM.
I'd only get the QPCM if you are flying bigger planes. If all your receivers are on one channel then you can just get the fixed frequency version.
Mike.
The Eclipse is compatible with any FM receiver and the new Hitec QPCM. It will not work with AM or another manufacturers PCM.
I'd only get the QPCM if you are flying bigger planes. If all your receivers are on one channel then you can just get the fixed frequency version.
Mike.
