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I just found a Spektrum DSM2 6-channel microlite receiver(AR6110) in my box of stuff. I bought it last year sometime, but really don't need it at the moment. Already have a few others lying around. Pins are on the side.
Brand new unopened packet. $45 (can't remember how much I paid for it but I think it was around this)
Hi,
Took a look at Hobbies in the Hills today, and came away with 3 options for getting a sim to practice on before I get a plane.
1. Buy an el cheapo USB special from ebay and learn on that with FMS. Estimated cost $20-40.
2. Buy a pack I saw today, which was a copy of Phoenix RC with a spektrum dx5e. Cost $199.
3. Buy a spektrum dx6i for $199, buy a trainer cord off ebay and use FMS. Cost about $230-240.
To my unskilled mind, training on a real controller sounds like a good idea - the feel of the controller in my hand wont change when moving from sim to real (please correct me if I am missing something here). I am not sure about the software side though. Is phoenix so much better then FMS that it justifies getting a 5 channel not a 6?
I have for sale three 36MHz JR 3810's ($150 each).
One is Mode 1 with analogue trims - SOLD
One is Mode 1 with digital trims - SOLD
One is Mode 2 with digital trims - SOLD
I also have:
one spare 36MHz PCM module for the 3810's ($50) SOLD Pending
six NES 649S (9 channel) Receivers ($50 each) 3 SOLD Pending
one RS77S Auto Synth Receiver ($50) - SOLD
two Hitech HFS-05MS ($10 each)
one DM9 Spektrum module with antenna ($75) - SOLD
crystals
(Rx 2x645, 4x625, 637, 643) ($10 each) 3x 625 SOLD Pending
(Tx 2x625, 617, 619, 613, 637) ($10 each) 1x 625 SOLD Pending
All gear is in great condition. If you would like multiple items I am willing to make a deal. All Tx's are compatible with the 2.4GHz modules from HobbyKing. Buyer pays for postage or pickup from Bowral.
Contact: Colin
email: colin@carboncopies.com.au
Mob: 0409 714 826
Just Finished Repairing Fms Mustang and all Ready to maiden again Tommorow But i Need a Prop For It
Long Shot 4 Blade fms Prop blades or 14 x ? two blade
As i was Hoping to give it another go on Sunday
Steve
To avoid polluting the video clips thread, I thought I'd start a different thread for things slightly off topic. Being a video on rotating blades, I guess this video just sneaks in as being remotely relevant.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y79lPCBxg...r_embedded
For sale, one wife, 3months married, 30y.o, can't do much.... talks alot, good for parties and social gatherings. Starting price, 1 long neck of VB, might consider a stubbie.....
Hi guys,
I was wondering if anyone has come across my missing HK Coota wing and canopy in the bush at the field??! Last time I flew there(a month or so ago now) my Coota wings folded on me mid-flight and I lost the right wing and canopy in the bush at the front of the flight line. I performed a search but lost heart after half an hour and a few cuts and trench foot! Don't really want to write this plane off just because of a missing wing! Have attached pic of non-missing one for info....
Cheers,
Si
Lanxiang SU-47
Only flown half a dozen times, but not my cup of tea.
Wingspan 1100mm
Length 1500mm
Twin 70mm EDF’s and vectored ducted thrust.
Cunard’s and elevators mix both elevator and aileron function.
Need 6 channel radio with mixing functions to fly.
Needs new retracts the ones fitted are rubbish.
Needs a 6S 4000 25C battery and separate BEC.
Cost $549
Price $120
Eflite Ultimate 20-300 Biplane
This magic little bipe flies like a champion, Intermediate to experienced pilots only.
Wingspan 960mm
Length 1000mm
Fitted with HK MG929 servos
Eflite Power 15 motor and 12 x 6.5 APC prop
Turnigy 60amp ESC
Spectrum Full range AR500 receiver
Fly’s pretty ballistic on a 4S 2650 battery
Ready to fly with one battery
Total Cost over $400
Price $150
Freewing F-86 Sabre
64mm EDF jet with 30 amp ESC and 3S 1600 Lipo
4300kv motor
Wing span 700mm
Length 700mm
Comes with Spectrum AR6100
Has a small washout issue with one wing
Ready to fly with one battery
Cost $180
Price $80
email me at
gazznjude@bigpond.com
if you are interested
Verry tempted, what do you think???
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...duct=20850
Copper Wire
After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year, British scientists found traces of copper wire dating back 200 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than 150 years ago.
Not to be outdone by the British, in the weeks that followed, an American archaeologist dug to a depth of 20 feet, and shortly after, a story published in the New York Times: "American archaeologists, finding traces of 250-year-old copper wire, have concluded that their ancestors already had an advanced high-tech communications network 50 years earlier than the British".
One week later, Australia’s Northern Territory Times, reported the following: "After digging as deep as 30 feet in his backyard in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Billi Bunji, a self-taught archaeologist, reported that he found absolutely fu ** -all. Billi has therefore concluded that 250 years ago, Australia had already gone wireless."
...makes ya feel bloody proud to be Australian!