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Basstronics 01-23-2009 10:25 AM

Micro/Mini Receivers
 
All you people with mini or small boats with min/micro receivers what are you using?

So far the only one Ive found reasonably priced is the Team associated TR203A that comes with the XP2 transmitter. About $20-30 on E bay shipped.

This is AM only though. Im looking for something a bit better...


Advice?

AndyKunz 01-23-2009 02:00 PM

RE: Micro/Mini Receivers
 
I have a Spektrum AR6100 that I run with an aircraft radio. It's really tiny, a good match for these boats. Plus the short antenna doesn't look bad or make the boat top-heavy and draggy, and the boards water-proof nicely with DP270.

Andy

Basstronics 01-23-2009 02:41 PM

RE: Micro/Mini Receivers
 
Isnt that an aircraft setup?

Isnt that illegal or something?

headhunter23 01-23-2009 04:28 PM

RE: Micro/Mini Receivers
 
http://www.unitedhobbies.com/UNITEDH..._Receiver,_Air

Little less than 2g once you remove the sticker, you can soldier directly or make up some molex connectors... No interfering with others and vice versa, no glitching. If you go outta range it will shut off or how ever you binded it(if you had throttle on during binding I think it defaults to that) Antenna needs to be sticking straight up out of boat and line o site. I've confirmed 250m range in boat(which isn't required for my 12.5" boat as 100-125m have trouble determing which way it's pointed), in plane, is more but don't have gps in plane to figure out distance(guessing 300-400m easy, better if away from servo's or esc etc.).

Ivan.

AndyKunz 01-23-2009 05:08 PM

RE: Micro/Mini Receivers
 


ORIGINAL: Basstronics

Isnt that an aircraft setup?

Isnt that illegal or something?
On 2.4g it's legal to use either type of radio for either surface or air. The surface/air law only applies to 75/72 MHz. I did it because at the time it was all I had. Now I have a DX3R and use SR3xxx's, but I'm converting a DX6i to twin stick operation for a scale boat.

Andy


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