Differences in the 8103, and 9303
11-21-2004, 08:03 PM
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Differences in the 8103, and 9303
Hi danny I was wondering if you migh help me disscern the differences between the 8103 and the new 9303 other than the larger model memory capacity? What are any advantages of the 9303 over the 8103?
11-22-2004, 10:51 AM
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RE: Differences in the 8103, and 9303
The 9303 has numerous additions over the 8103, such as flight modes, and other additonal programming. Things such as setting up dual elevators, flaps, throttles, etc are much simpler in the 9303 and do not require any program mixing. There are numerous other programming improvements in the 9303 over the 8103. You can look at the manuals online to compare the systems further.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Support/...t/Manuals.aspx
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Support/...t/Manuals.aspx
11-22-2004, 11:23 AM
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RE: Differences in the 8103, and 9303
I have a new 9303 that I have set up in a couple of full house gliders. I also had 8103 radios which I retired in favor of Futaba 9Z series radios.
I can tell you that I am very impressed with the 9303. It is much more powerful than the 8103, it is easier to program, and it feels great in your hands when you are flying. The flight modes are a great addition, as are the sliders on the side of the TX. JR hit the target square on with this one.
I can tell you that I am very impressed with the 9303. It is much more powerful than the 8103, it is easier to program, and it feels great in your hands when you are flying. The flight modes are a great addition, as are the sliders on the side of the TX. JR hit the target square on with this one.
