cwhipple

After much debate I figured I would purchase one of the Eurgle 2.4 systems from AirLandSeaHobbies.com. For 149.99 shipped the radio and receiver showed up in great shape. The pictures make it look pretty cheap but the actual product is quite impressive.

I have the system installed in a 20 sized Yak and soon my EP Corsair to get some testing done before I put it in my newest project - Top Flite AT-6. That's right, I liked the system enough to buy another rx for my electric.

The only drawback I see thus far is that model is not linked to receiver. You can run the rx on any model you select from the menu. My Spektrum linked rx to model number. It is a luxury, you can name each model individually to keep from mishaps.

I will post some pictures in the morning and get the Corsair up in the air once the wind dies down.

Avaiojet

cwhipple,

What pictures? You didn't Post any.

Charles

cwhipple

Got some good pics. Hope you can see the quality of the remote.

abufletcher

It looks like a nice radio but does the Eurgle has some advantages over the big-name brands like Futaba, Airtronics (Sanwa), or JR?

cwhipple

At this point the only difference I have found is the price. 149 shipped for a 9 channel radio and rx.

shanksow

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I want to keep my eye on how this experiment goes. Good luck with it.

cwhipple

I will keep eveyone updated. I am waiting for servos to put in my Texan.

cwhipple

Had my first successful flight with the system in a electric Corsair. It was a little windy so she was a rocking. Plane was very responsive to input and I did not notice any chatter.

cwhipple

Installed radio and servos in my Top Flite AT-6 tonight. I purchased some offbrand servos as well and man is this radio nice. No chatter or twitching. Servos return to nuetral with no delay.

cwhipple

Have had a handful of error free flights due to the radio at this point. Just installed in a Twist 60 and plan to fly when the winds die down a little here in Ohio. Still no issues with the radio.