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Old 05-07-2007 | 08:13 AM
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Hi

I´m a regular rc-flyer in Sweden that have just discovered jets !!

My question is if I want to buy a GOOD radiocontrol (the transmitter) that will cover almost al requirement of flying jets etc. and will last for a LONG time.
What should i look at ?
I´m willing to pay up to 1000-1200 USD.

Regards Philip
Old 05-07-2007 | 08:40 AM
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Hello Philip.

A lot of us use the Graupner MX22 transmitter. It is a nice handheld transmitter. I have had one for 5 years now with complete success.

It has 12 channels on PPM and 10 channels on PCM.

Basically I would recommend any brand TX with at least 10 channels.
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Futaba 12 Zap 14 channels (12 proportional+2 on/off channels) Easy to program.
Old 05-07-2007 | 09:44 AM
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Philip,
The JR 10X is by far the most popular transmitter. With the advent of Spread Spectrum you may want to wait a while on your purchase. There are some really interesting things on the horizon.

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Thats the big 3.
Wassen: What band do you people in Sweden fly on?
Old 05-07-2007 | 11:42 AM
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35 meg i think

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Old 05-07-2007 | 12:08 PM
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Hi Philip

JR 10X is very popular, Graupner MC 22 & 24, Futaba 12 & 14 MZ are all great for jets. My suggestion would be to go to the local jet flyers and see what they are using. This would help you do setups on your jets.

Welcome to the wonderful world of jets!

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35 meg i think

Paul
True. But I actually think that 2,4 gHz is also allowed for large scale aircraft and jets in Sweden as well, so you should maybe take Zane's advice and talk to the locals.

I know quite a few jet guys from Sweden, so if you don't know any, I can leed you in their direction if you like.
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Thanks for al the replies !!

The local guys here in Sweden use mostly the mc22-24 radios.

I do like the mc series alot, but here in sweden its like 1300$ for a mc24 and it soooo oooold (for that kind of cash i would like something more I think).


I think we fly on the 35mhz.


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ORIGINAL: swansons

Philip,
The JR 10X is by far the most popular transmitter. With the advent of Spread Spectrum you may want to wait a while on your purchase. There are some really interesting things on the horizon.

John S.
Now I got curious !!! What is comming ?? And when [8D]

Regards Philip
Old 05-08-2007 | 05:43 AM
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I´ve been using MX-22 with great success for a couple of years.And I´m living about 200km from you in Växjö.
Have been flying jets for about 8 years.
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ORIGINAL: NICLAS

I´ve been using MX-22 with great success for a couple of years.And I´m living about 200km from you in Växjö.
Have been flying jets for about 8 years.
Ahh "jättebra" =)

Could you please tell me were I can look up on the internet in sweden or europe a good dealer =)

Regards Philip
Old 05-08-2007 | 09:24 AM
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The Graupner MX-22 should you find in any hobbystore or just give Olle at Hobbyborgen a call.
Old 05-09-2007 | 06:33 AM
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THNX !!
Old 05-30-2007 | 05:57 AM
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I just got me an MC-24 Graupner. Most of the guys here in south sweden use mc22 or mc24 transmitters.

Also parts for the graupner is fairly cheap on ebay.de (germany, 100miles from sweden).

Thanx for al tips.
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Philip

Multiplex 9 EVO and 12 EVO, these are also top of line PPM TXs with 9 or 12 channels with all functions that any aircraft modeler needs, good thing is its on well proven 72 MHz!!.

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