Gavin Mack

I found some of these cheap servo testers do not have a voltage regulator in them, causing a different servo position with 4.8 or 6V applied. I don't use a servo tester for setting up planes, I always use the receiver going in the plane, on the bench with all servos plugged in to make sue they function together

If you are not bothered about telemetry then the R2008SB are good value for the money £25 instead of £54

Slough model shop still have futaba mega sale on, a lot at 1/2 price www.sloughrc.com

if you missed it, catch up on talking pictures tv website Look at Life - Look, No Hands! | Look At Life | Talking Pictures TV (tptvencore.co.uk)

On talking pictures tv tonight (Sunday) 8:15pm a look at life tv programme about model planes

just connected scanner to win 11 pc, scan125 picked up scanner and downloaded data from scanner which can be edited Attached is jpg showing connected scanner

Never used arc125, I used scan125 as it's free, I haven't linked my scanner to the computer in a while but I will try later with scan125 (when I can find the scanner) Scan125 Control Program (nick-bailey.co.uk)

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/28131323/spitfire-plane-crashes-battle-of-britain-event/

Slough rc might have genuine futaba on 50% discount in their mega sale i’ve used these in the past https://www.t9hobbysport.com/frsky-tfr6-a-2.4ghz-fasst-compatible-receiver

browser is edge on windows 11 latest build pc

For more detail see attached video VID_20240510_160019.mp4

Mega sale of Futaba transmitters, receivers etc. typical R2008SB s-fhss HV receiver £24.99 each instead of £54.99 All Products - Slough Radio Control Models (sloughrc.com)

I'm also getting the blank page (with just the ad header)

Also for the second race Explained: Why the first two F1 races in 2024 are being held on Saturdays (msn.com)