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07-06-2002 | 05:12 PM
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Witch gyro should I use?
I have a new vigor belt and I plan to use a g5000t, a g550t, g460t. gy502,gy601 ??? I want to use a very goog gyro but not pay for noting. What do you recommand?
07-06-2002 | 09:53 PM
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I asked the same question
A few months ago I asked this question and decided to order a Futaba gy401 / Servo combo.
It works GREAT.
Easy to install (small), easy to setup , works great, & not to pricey.
Just as everyone said it would be.
I'm now trying to find a good deal on a second one.
gy401 all the way.
It works GREAT.
Easy to install (small), easy to setup , works great, & not to pricey.
Just as everyone said it would be.
I'm now trying to find a good deal on a second one.
gy401 all the way.
07-07-2002 | 03:13 AM
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I to will recomend the 401. It is a nice package for the money. And before you ask, yes it will work with a JR system just fine. Just a little triming of the tabs is all that is needed. Enjoy!
07-07-2002 | 08:59 PM
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I had the same problem with the JR gyro. I now use only Futaba
and they work great!! All I've used is the GY502 & 501 but I heard great things about the GY401.
Hope this helps.
and they work great!! All I've used is the GY502 & 501 but I heard great things about the GY401.
Hope this helps.
07-08-2002 | 02:06 AM
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TANKS A LOT EVERYBODY. I will go for the futaba for sure.
My other heli and one of my plane got a JR g 450 in it and the neutral was drifting and I was tinking it is normal. I realise now that is a problem with JR gyro. There is nobody flying chopper in my area and everyting I learn or adjust on heli is only with what I read or experiment and it put me in trouble sometime. Like the heli, I was close to quit because it is verry hard to adjust with no expert to properly help tune it.
By! And tinks again. Normand Allard
My other heli and one of my plane got a JR g 450 in it and the neutral was drifting and I was tinking it is normal. I realise now that is a problem with JR gyro. There is nobody flying chopper in my area and everyting I learn or adjust on heli is only with what I read or experiment and it put me in trouble sometime. Like the heli, I was close to quit because it is verry hard to adjust with no expert to properly help tune it.
By! And tinks again. Normand Allard
07-08-2002 | 02:09 PM
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From: St. Thomas, VIRGIN ISLANDS (USA)
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Originally posted by flmgrip
a serious question: how can JR stay in business with their gyros i no one buys it (except fools like me of course
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a serious question: how can JR stay in business with their gyros i no one buys it (except fools like me of course
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