Futaba 32 coming.
#126
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Hi,
On this page below the T32MZ is shown and next to it is a stick. I suppose it show the stick that is used in T32MZ?
Is that stick shown there the old plastic stick or the newer metal stick? Anyone that can see that? It seems to be plastic spotless sticks on T32MZ as far as I can see.
???????RC TECH magazine: Futaba 32MZ??????????
This is a Futaba potless plastic stick as comparison:
Futaba T18MZ Stick ST-57 (TH) TF (Y-TFT1500195) - Ripmax Ltd
Futaba metal sticks, on 18SZ 70th Anniversary Edition:
https://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2797777&postcount=46
And outside view of the metal stick, see image below.
On this page below the T32MZ is shown and next to it is a stick. I suppose it show the stick that is used in T32MZ?
Is that stick shown there the old plastic stick or the newer metal stick? Anyone that can see that? It seems to be plastic spotless sticks on T32MZ as far as I can see.
???????RC TECH magazine: Futaba 32MZ??????????
This is a Futaba potless plastic stick as comparison:
Futaba T18MZ Stick ST-57 (TH) TF (Y-TFT1500195) - Ripmax Ltd
Futaba metal sticks, on 18SZ 70th Anniversary Edition:
https://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2797777&postcount=46
And outside view of the metal stick, see image below.
Last edited by bem; 04-23-2019 at 09:57 PM.
#127
A couple of things, the MPDX protocol does not open up for some of the features of "normal" channels, so if the MPDX is Futabas reason to call it 32MZ, then its a stretch (as the 18MZ already does this, I'm even using this MPDX feature in some of my own products).
I fear, but hope I'm totally wrong, that the 32MZ is just a "facelift" of the 18MZ, with a new name and an extra display. Also from the few pictures of the menu system and telemetry, it looks _very_ much the same as 18MZ.
At least it has a touch screen....
It will be very interesting to see what they come up with.....
I fear, but hope I'm totally wrong, that the 32MZ is just a "facelift" of the 18MZ, with a new name and an extra display. Also from the few pictures of the menu system and telemetry, it looks _very_ much the same as 18MZ.
At least it has a touch screen....
It will be very interesting to see what they come up with.....
#130
The SBD-2 is a “similar” item that only works from the S-Bus output.
it has not replaced the MPDX-1
modtron
Oxford UK
it has not replaced the MPDX-1
modtron
Oxford UK
Last edited by modtron; 04-24-2019 at 04:54 AM.
#132
The MPDX-1 is a channel multiplexer.
it takes a single channel and separates it into 8 individual outputs with adjustment of the channels being set in the MPDX software in the transmitter.
The SBD-2 is an 8 channel S-Bus output decoder.
modtron
Oxford UK
it takes a single channel and separates it into 8 individual outputs with adjustment of the channels being set in the MPDX software in the transmitter.
The SBD-2 is an 8 channel S-Bus output decoder.
modtron
Oxford UK
#133
My Feedback: (10)
I think I first used an mpdx-1 maybe 10-12 years ago, on a 12z.
It helps, you could get 28 "channels" out of the 12z, but there were limitations for sure. No trims, and not only no mixing but no ganging of servos... Like have all of the flaps and LE devices on one transmitter control, hooked to 4 servos. There was no way to do this on the 12z.
If the 32mz software managed this mpdx-1 a little better it would be nice, but i don't think futaba is selling the mpdx-1 now, at least in the US
It helps, you could get 28 "channels" out of the 12z, but there were limitations for sure. No trims, and not only no mixing but no ganging of servos... Like have all of the flaps and LE devices on one transmitter control, hooked to 4 servos. There was no way to do this on the 12z.
If the 32mz software managed this mpdx-1 a little better it would be nice, but i don't think futaba is selling the mpdx-1 now, at least in the US
#136
I have yet to see a Futaba radio for which the ammount of channels do not match the model number, som and this is only my opinion, I think the link with dual receivers each with FAASTest 18ch will sum up to 32, even though thos are 36, but maybe it will let you adjust what is needed ATV,SubTrim, Speed, etc. And the same thing I said in another place, Futaba changes things before it is finally out sometimes, so I am waiting for Futaba to tell the specs, not the dealers, it has always been like that I think.
On other brands there is no Histeresis adjustment, so they can have 100Ch, but for what I like to set up, Futaba is still the only SW that let me do certain things.
One thing is for sure, they sell a product which will not be replaced by another system in their line up for years.
On other brands there is no Histeresis adjustment, so they can have 100Ch, but for what I like to set up, Futaba is still the only SW that let me do certain things.
One thing is for sure, they sell a product which will not be replaced by another system in their line up for years.
Last edited by apereira; 04-29-2019 at 10:31 AM.
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Very disappointing.....
Here's to hoping the product finally put in front of us will prove our early observations wrong. I realy don't want to go to another brand of radio and then having to buy a bunch of new receivers.........
JanR
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I am with you on this .....
.......I cannot stand the feel of Jeti in my hands and the attitude of some Jeti distributors are appalling. If I am forced to change brands, I will go with PowerBox Core for sure.
Thanks for participating in this thread, but it has run it's course I guess and I will now sign out.
JanR
#148
remember you have Powerbox as a good alternative.
From what I have been told about the 32MZ - yes it is basically a "minor" update of the 18MZ, but the internals have been designed to allow for ongoing future developments that the original layout would not allow for.
Just the info that I have at the moment.
modtron
Oxford UK
#149
Frankly, I am with you. For me to change brands, I will need to replace around 40 receivers in addition to the transmitter. I don't have a single model that I cannot fly with my 18MZ and I am quite use to the telemetry limitations. However, my 18 is now 10 years old and I will probably just get a new one as I find the RST control is no longer operating properly.
.......I cannot stand the feel of Jeti in my hands and the attitude of some Jeti distributors are appalling. If I am forced to change brands, I will go with PowerBox Core for sure.
Thanks for participating in this thread, but it has run it's course I guess and I will now sign out.
JanR
.......I cannot stand the feel of Jeti in my hands and the attitude of some Jeti distributors are appalling. If I am forced to change brands, I will go with PowerBox Core for sure.
Thanks for participating in this thread, but it has run it's course I guess and I will now sign out.
JanR
I understand US Jeti distributors are not up to expectations though.... it's not the same in the rest of the world, Jeti's really good....
You can still buy the 18MZ WC at a promo price, brand new for about 1,400USD.....https://www.rcjapan.net/index.php?ma...lst3l119o0jku5
Good luck
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