SpeedJunk
Senior Heliman
Location: Brisbane, California
| I can't see why those two guys have anything to do with lockout, static, and other issues regarding some pilots encountered with their Rex500. The manufacturing materials for 450,500,600 are no different then any other brands manufactured on the earth. I have see lots of posts here as well as from other forums related to those issues. Here in the West coast, I am using basic Hitec 6 PPM receiver, never used PCM and no problems what so ever from the first eheli merged. Have never purchased 2.4GHZ transmitter/receiver from the beginning because I have so many PPM receivers. Don't know those issues are related to the spectrum frequencies or due to the geo locations of where pilots reside. Low humi, erc which caused the static to buildup etc. In my opinion, T-Rex500 has no machenical issues which may cause the Rex 500 to crash. Hope someone can really figure out what cause all these static and lockout, brownout issues. Very strange, global warming ??? Bottom line, I can feel the pain, I wasted thousands of dollars in the past with my Rex450 and Logo10s, I was flying along and all of sudden the heli crashed with no pilot inputs, then I found out the antana base solder came loose inside my JR8103 transmitter. Bought a new JR9303 transmitter two years ago and no strange issues thereafter. Again, only basic PPM module nothing fancy. By the way, no lub, no mod, no flip of balde holders, no ground wire, no nothing posted here or other forums. I am using all carbon frames, carbon boom with all alum upgrades for my heli fleet. |
