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Antenna Placement The antenna leads can be flexed to fit your setup. DO NOT bend or flex the white tip of the lead. The white portion is the actual antenna and must remain perfectly straight for proper operation. Placing the antennas oriented 90 degrees from each other will yield the best reception. Always range check your installation! |
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and in different planes?
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I have the XG14 waiting in the wings. My screen just took a dump on my other 10X. |
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I am pretty sure he means the data stream, ie using the Nano in situations where a device such as the BeastX can take a single input from a Spektrum satellite rather than having to run all the individual servo channels. No?
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I have been away far too long. And I misread Jims comment, it didnt click he specifically said RF. Guess I need to make sure the Nano I have in my TRex is up to date, it is my first attempt at FBL.
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