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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / March 2009Receivers
If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter (72MHz), what would you buy? JR? Berg? Something else? This would be something that would go into anything from a 16-oz park- flier-ish airplane, up to a three to four pound .25 powered model. So lightness is nice, but not necessary. The transmitter is four channels.  Signaturehttp://www.wescottdesign.com > If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter > (72MHz), what would you buy? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > flier-ish airplane, up to a three to four pound .25 powered model. So > lightness is nice, but not necessary. The transmitter is four channels. I have had good luck with Hitec receivers an JR transmitters. I have never tried anything as small as a 16 Oz parkflier though. The smallest I have done was a 1/2A House of Balsa P51 with an OS 15 in it. BobH >> If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter >> (72MHz), what would you buy? >I have had good luck with Hitec receivers an JR transmitters. ... Same here. I can't count how many Hitec receivers I've purchased (six or eight?), with no complaints. Marty SignatureBig-8 newsgroups: humanities.*, misc.*, news.*, rec.*, sci.*, soc.*, talk.* See http://www.big-8.org for info on how to add or remove newsgroups. I'm still happy with my Hitec Supreme 8-channel receivers. They are growing long of tooth, but I still see them for sale here and there. I would also like to try their receivers with the ability to shift hi or low automatically. No, I'm not recommending them, since I haven't tried them and have no experience with them. Twould be nice if they worked as well as the Supreme 8-channel Hitec rxcvr's I'm using currently. Ed Cregger > If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter > (72MHz), what would you buy? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > flier-ish airplane, up to a three to four pound .25 powered model. So > lightness is nice, but not necessary. The transmitter is four channels. > If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter > (72MHz), what would you buy? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > flier-ish airplane, up to a three to four pound .25 powered model. So > lightness is nice, but not necessary. The transmitter is four channels. Berg is good. Hitec is good, but not the feather. mk The Hitec Feather is a total piece of poopie. If you're staying in pretty close, the little GWS receivers actually work quite well. All that being said, the Berg receivers are excellent also! >> If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter >> (72MHz), what would you buy? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Berg is good. Hitec is good, but not the feather. > mk Hitec! Most reliable I have had over the years. > If you were going to buy a second receiver to work with a JR transmitter > (72MHz), what would you buy? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > flier-ish airplane, up to a three to four pound .25 powered model. So > lightness is nice, but not necessary. The transmitter is four channels. |
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