Parkzone electronics
05-31-2006 | 10:30 PM
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From: Crofton,
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Parkzone electronics
I have a PZ Super Decathlon that never has flown right (was crashed before I got it) and would like to put the electronics into a Stryker body. There are jumpers for the elevon mixing but is the internal speed control the same? The Stryker motor will draw more amps. Any other problems with doing this?
06-01-2006 | 10:09 PM
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RE: Parkzone electronics
Hey Snewpy
The receiver is probably an older one, without the lipo compatibility jumper, but it will otherwise be the same. If you are lucky enough to have a late model one, with the 3 jumpers, then its all great for you. Either way you can use the receiver, old or new, with no problems unless you intend to Lipo's. Lipo's should only be used with the newer RX
The jumper settings for the newer one used in F27B's are....
J1 no jumper = Flight trak
J2 no Jumper = Vtail elevon mix
J3 sets lipo mode.....jumper = 6-9 cell No Jumper = 3S lipo
Have Fun....Remember..... the ground only hurts when you hit it!
Mike
The receiver is probably an older one, without the lipo compatibility jumper, but it will otherwise be the same. If you are lucky enough to have a late model one, with the 3 jumpers, then its all great for you. Either way you can use the receiver, old or new, with no problems unless you intend to Lipo's. Lipo's should only be used with the newer RX
The jumper settings for the newer one used in F27B's are....
J1 no jumper = Flight trak
J2 no Jumper = Vtail elevon mix
J3 sets lipo mode.....jumper = 6-9 cell No Jumper = 3S lipo
Have Fun....Remember..... the ground only hurts when you hit it!
Mike
