Is anyone using this radio? I am thinking this would be a good tx for an ec-12. what servos are best to use for rudder and jib trim?
new to the sport, Chas
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by charles matthews » Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:05 pm
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by greerdr » Tue Mar 21, 2006 11:23 pm
JR only shows air (72 mgH) recievers/xmtrs on the JR site;you want 75 for surface use.That is a LOT of radio. For $400.00 you could get 2 DX6 spectrum radios and recievers.I use a 3004(42 oz/in torque) for jib trim and a cirrus CS80 (129 oz/in)for rudder.The rudder torque is probably overkill but sometimes needed.
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by s vernon » Wed Mar 22, 2006 7:45 am
Chas,
The survey should give you some idea of what people use for sevos. Also look at the building site ec12.info. I personally am confused about digital, coreless, high amperage draw... I just go with the cheap copies of the HS-645 that being the Tower Hobbies TS70 for jib trim and rudder. Also a good idea to use the alternate wiring on the RMG; puts 6v versus about 5v coming out of the RMG (6v meaning pretty much full battery power) to the servos.
http://www.proefrock.net/EC12Web/Bldg_I ... gIdeas.htm
Scott
The survey should give you some idea of what people use for sevos. Also look at the building site ec12.info. I personally am confused about digital, coreless, high amperage draw... I just go with the cheap copies of the HS-645 that being the Tower Hobbies TS70 for jib trim and rudder. Also a good idea to use the alternate wiring on the RMG; puts 6v versus about 5v coming out of the RMG (6v meaning pretty much full battery power) to the servos.
http://www.proefrock.net/EC12Web/Bldg_I ... gIdeas.htm
Scott
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