Best Radio Heli - Help

[Miguel Raposo]

I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
I need some help,
I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
FUTABA FF7
or
Hitec Eclypse 7
any other ?

The best choise is?

[ill]

"Miguel Raposo" <miguel_raposo@netcabo.pt> wrote in message
news:4128d9f7$0$1800$a729d347@news.telepac.pt...
> I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
> I need some help,
> I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
> FUTABA FF7
> or
> Hitec Eclypse 7
> any other ?
>
> The best choise is?
>

I've got the Hitec. No problems. GREAT service. And it's got more
features than I know how to use. Plus, it's a lot cheaper.



>

[Chris Ramakers]

The best radio is very expensive.
Talk with the people in a club and buy a radio which you have the money for
and with which the people in the club you can help.
Succes.
"Miguel Raposo" <miguel_raposo@netcabo.pt> schreef in bericht
news:4128d9f7$0$1800$a729d347@news.telepac.pt...
> I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
> I need some help,
> I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
> FUTABA FF7
> or
> Hitec Eclypse 7
> any other ?
>
> The best choise is?
>
>

[SF9026]

Yes i Agree See at your local club what people use and go with that
most of the time they know the radio inside out and can help you out with
your configurations that is what i did and ended up buying the JR 378
for Heli


SF9026 Montreal


"Miguel Raposo" <miguel_raposo@netcabo.pt> wrote in message
news:4128d9f7$0$1800$a729d347@news.telepac.pt...
> I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
> I need some help,
> I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
> FUTABA FF7
> or
> Hitec Eclypse 7
> any other ?
>
> The best choise is?
>
>

[RCHeliFans]

"SF9026" <sf9026@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<PUGXc.16126$Sd3.654297@weber.videotron.net>...
> Yes i Agree See at your local club what people use and go with that
> most of the time they know the radio inside out and can help you out with
> your configurations that is what i did and ended up buying the JR 378
> for Heli
>
>
> SF9026 Montreal
>
>
> "Miguel Raposo" <miguel_raposo@netcabo.pt> wrote in message
> news:4128d9f7$0$1800$a729d347@news.telepac.pt...
> > I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
> > I need some help,
> > I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
> > FUTABA FF7
> > or
> > Hitec Eclypse 7
> > any other ?
> >
> > The best choise is?
> >
> >


You can buy the JR Radio Control - I think the model number is 8130.
But not very sure.

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[Alan]

I would recommend the JR 3810. It has all the functionality you'll ever need
and it's good value for money

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"RCHeliFans" <rchelifans@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "SF9026" <sf9026@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<PUGXc.16126$Sd3.654297@weber.videotron.net>...
>> Yes i Agree See at your local club what people use and go with that
>> most of the time they know the radio inside out and can help you out
>> with
>> your configurations that is what i did and ended up buying the JR 378
>> for Heli
>>
>>
>> SF9026 Montreal
>>
>>
>> "Miguel Raposo" <miguel_raposo@netcabo.pt> wrote in message
>> news:4128d9f7$0$1800$a729d347@news.telepac.pt...
>> > I´m starting in Heli Hobby.
>> > I need some help,
>> > I want to buy a radio, which is the best?
>> > FUTABA FF7
>> > or
>> > Hitec Eclypse 7
>> > any other ?
>> >
>> > The best choise is?
>> >
>> >
>
>
> You can buy the JR Radio Control - I think the model number is 8130.
> But not very sure.
>
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