mej Senior Heliman Location: Frostbite Falls, Mn
| Bob, thanks for the reply. I figured out today exactly what you said, that the 662 is limited only to 120 degree CCPM. He actually has the upgrade swashplate that has the ability for 120 degree inputs, although after phrasing my question to him differently a number of times I'm not sure why he insists that he "can't do 120 degree unless he remounts the servos." he is rather new to the whole thing and I can't get quite the info I need to make a judgement without actually seeing it. (he lives about 70 miles away).
I haven't actually seen the heli, and hopefully he will bring it by and it may be just a matter of hooking it up for 120. He tried it using mechanical mixing and was very disappointed with the sloppiness. I don't want to go and say that he could have bought a better choice in radios and heli. My policy (learned the hard way) is to never voice my true opinion to another person about the equipment he chose after he already purchased it. All that does is upset the client and lose his trust. |