EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
09-10-2004, 08:09 PM
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EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
Hi has anyone seen this product or tried it? I think it's a good idea using 2 reciver's incase one fail's the other one kick's in, it sure as heck would save your investment. [link]http://www.rc-electronic.com/html/englisch/englisch.html[/link] here's the link check it out for your self and give me your opinion on it.
03-22-2005, 09:45 AM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
Hi,
I am bumping this thread , because I want to know more about the DPSI Twin.....
THere is little or no written review on it, no demos, no videos, nothing....
I think this is a great safety feature for a large or expensive aircraft. I want to know more about it and see some testimonials about it.
Does anyone have any first hand experience with this, and not a sales rep.
Seems to me to be a low cost insurance policy. Where is the user data?????
I am bumping this thread , because I want to know more about the DPSI Twin.....
THere is little or no written review on it, no demos, no videos, nothing....
I think this is a great safety feature for a large or expensive aircraft. I want to know more about it and see some testimonials about it.
Does anyone have any first hand experience with this, and not a sales rep.
Seems to me to be a low cost insurance policy. Where is the user data?????
07-23-2005, 11:26 AM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
Bosshossv8,
I have the "DPSI Twin", but I can't tell you much about it yet. I'm going to be installing it in my Hostetler Skymaster. Right now it's on the bench in test mode (see picture in my gallery). It works as expected and I think it will be a great insurance policy for my plane.
Roger
I have the "DPSI Twin", but I can't tell you much about it yet. I'm going to be installing it in my Hostetler Skymaster. Right now it's on the bench in test mode (see picture in my gallery). It works as expected and I think it will be a great insurance policy for my plane.
Roger
11-28-2007, 06:22 AM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
Hi RC Man,
you get the upgrade here from an other manufacturer. This unit is real redundant and has everything doubled inside[8D]. The Emcotec is only two batteries, not two regulator circuits
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Plus a lot of features:
http://www.powerbox-systems.com/e/po...oyal/start.php
Don´t know were you can get it in Canada but I think a short look at the website and you will find it out...
Best regards
Maanex
you get the upgrade here from an other manufacturer. This unit is real redundant and has everything doubled inside[8D]. The Emcotec is only two batteries, not two regulator circuits
. Plus a lot of features:
http://www.powerbox-systems.com/e/po...oyal/start.php
Don´t know were you can get it in Canada but I think a short look at the website and you will find it out...
Best regards
Maanex
11-28-2007, 06:39 AM
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You can order from Desert Aircraft or straight from Emcotec. Have done both, either way is fast service.
http://shop.rc-electronic.com/e-vend...8da814bfdf1055
http://shop.rc-electronic.com/e-vend...8da814bfdf1055
12-08-2007, 10:18 PM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
Uh oh...
Maanex is back. He is very anti-EMCOTEC. in fact, the only time he makes a post of any kind is to slur EMCOTEC. Not sure why...
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4858637/anchors_4858637/mpage_1/key_Maanex/anchor/tm.htm#4858637]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4858637/anchors_4858637/mpage_1/key_Maanex/anchor/tm.htm#4858637[/link]
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Maanex is back. He is very anti-EMCOTEC. in fact, the only time he makes a post of any kind is to slur EMCOTEC. Not sure why...
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4858637/anchors_4858637/mpage_1/key_Maanex/anchor/tm.htm#4858637]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4858637/anchors_4858637/mpage_1/key_Maanex/anchor/tm.htm#4858637[/link]
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12-12-2007, 12:08 PM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
We've been down this road before and it's the same nonsense. The DPSI Twin has redundant systems throughout and that's all there is to it. Redundancy is the whole point of the DPSI Twin.
12-13-2007, 03:14 AM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
I speek from their Power Distributions- not one of Emcotec is redundant! Whats the sense of a dual receiver systems if the power supply is a single point of failure!
12-13-2007, 01:28 PM
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RE: EMCOTEC DPSI TWIN
I have spoken with Robert Hussmann at Emcotec about this and he says you are incorrect. There is no single point of failure. As you are in Germany, it would be easy for you to give him a call yourself and get the correct information. I'm done debating it here.
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