Receiver for slope soar

[Pete Crosby]

Hi Has anyone got any experience of using

Frksy Micro XM+ Receiver

for slope soaring ? just wondering as it seems a shame to run my x6r in it

[Denis Watkins]

You are assigned with a soldering job on this kit Pete, which off course must be impeccable.

The usual treatment, everything to hand and ready, hot iron, heatsinks in place, do not burn the board, iron tip and solder IN, suitable volcano shaped joint and OUT with the iron, quick quick

Apologies Pete, but do not linger for 1 second more than necessary

Otherwise this is a suitable full range. Rx

 

Edited By Denis Watkins on 09/05/2017 09:21:22

[Pete Crosby]

Thanks will give it a go, my soldering skills seem up to the mission, onward and upward

[MattyB]

Yes, they work fine but remember they are SBUS only - if using conventional servos you will need to use an appropriate decoder such as the FrSky one or an XPS X10+.

[Andy Meade]

I saw this on my Facebook feed this morning. Looks interesting - might not be great for the slope, apart from light wind days when some slermal action might be about?

Either way, my wallet stands ready for a couple of those

[Dave Bran]

Interesting.

Thinking ahead, does it destabilise/push in some down automatically at 400'?

[PatMc]

Posted by Dave Bran on 18/05/2017 11:40:49:

Interesting.

Thinking ahead, does it destabilise/push in some down automatically at 400'?

Is there any reason it should ?

[Frank Skilbeck]

Posted by PatMc on 18/05/2017 13:31:08:

Posted by Dave Bran on 18/05/2017 11:40:49:

Interesting.

Thinking ahead, does it destabilise/push in some down automatically at 400'?

Is there any reason it should ?

It's a dig at the new EASA rules.............................................