Lars Nordin
Feb 03, 2003, 04:32 PM
Hi,
I use the graupner 16/20 with a lot of extra switches. I started with
just with the sticks, ie 5 channels, and added the switches and knobs
when I needed them.
Today I'm using 8 channels (gyro-senisive, rat-HH and governer-speed),
one idle-up and one expo-switch (controlling all the expo-modes).
My next rx will be a JR 10x, I will buy it when I really needs more
advanced flight-modes.
/Lars
Thilo Domsdorf wrote:
> Hi Paris,
>
> Paris wrote:
>
>> Hi there
>>
>>
>>
>> Don't go that far away,I'm living in Greece and the MC's (graupner)
>> and FX's
>> (robbe) aren't available here either.only for special order,and then they
>> are almost "empty" (only 4 channels),no switches and regulators,which
>> have
>> to be bought separated,and higher the price even more.
>> i think that's the main reason why they are not so popular.everybody
>> knows
>> them,but everybody choose a "ready to use" transmitter, mostly Futaba and
>> JR,sometimes even if they don't need all the channels.
>
>
> So far i thought that the robbe tx are just rebranded Futabas?
> At least for the Graupner tx almost the same applies what
> you mentioned for the greek market: the smaller
> Graupner series, up to the 16/20 are 4 channels only.
> (Graupner refers to this as eight channels, 'cause
> you can control 8 directions by using 4 servos - each of
> them back and forth >:))
> If you need more, you have to add switches or proportional
> controls.
>
> Greetings and thanks for the clarification,
> Thilo
>
>
>
I use the graupner 16/20 with a lot of extra switches. I started with
just with the sticks, ie 5 channels, and added the switches and knobs
when I needed them.
Today I'm using 8 channels (gyro-senisive, rat-HH and governer-speed),
one idle-up and one expo-switch (controlling all the expo-modes).
My next rx will be a JR 10x, I will buy it when I really needs more
advanced flight-modes.
/Lars
Thilo Domsdorf wrote:
> Hi Paris,
>
> Paris wrote:
>
>> Hi there
>>
>>
>>
>> Don't go that far away,I'm living in Greece and the MC's (graupner)
>> and FX's
>> (robbe) aren't available here either.only for special order,and then they
>> are almost "empty" (only 4 channels),no switches and regulators,which
>> have
>> to be bought separated,and higher the price even more.
>> i think that's the main reason why they are not so popular.everybody
>> knows
>> them,but everybody choose a "ready to use" transmitter, mostly Futaba and
>> JR,sometimes even if they don't need all the channels.
>
>
> So far i thought that the robbe tx are just rebranded Futabas?
> At least for the Graupner tx almost the same applies what
> you mentioned for the greek market: the smaller
> Graupner series, up to the 16/20 are 4 channels only.
> (Graupner refers to this as eight channels, 'cause
> you can control 8 directions by using 4 servos - each of
> them back and forth >:))
> If you need more, you have to add switches or proportional
> controls.
>
> Greetings and thanks for the clarification,
> Thilo
>
>
>