RobotWars101

I stuck mine on a 4.8 v receiver battery at first but when it all wasn't working i charged it up to dead on 5 volts . It did also seem to work ok on 3.7 V however i don't know if the 2.4 module was functioning correctly.

cool thanks for the info

i love listening to music i dont normally listen to .

Thanks for doing the tests pete . Must have been unlucky , as you own both, are there any differences between the t4u and the t4eu as far as biding procedure ?

may i add a tune of my own

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i silently loling to myself i was a pendulem fan befor they went big, and now their mainstream everyones like"yeah, yeah, pendulem, known them for ages" :P lol r.i.p paul gray too, awsome bassist that will be missed acdc were aways awsome..."shes got the jack!" jack... Well im s...

ah ok . http://www.giantcod.co.uk/corona-24ghz- ... 04735.html Ive been looking at these diy kits as another very cheap alternative for going 2.4 ghz, seems like you can jsut take the ppm output from your 40 meg tx to! And under 20 quid!

If i get the broken radio back, could i borrow someones giant cod rx at an event jsut to test whether it will bind to a known workign rx. These thigngs seem to have a more than 50% failure rate !?!!??! Howeveer nobody seems to have had problems with the old type t4u radios. Looks like tis back to go...

Cool! Ive just got into slope soaring:). Is the spitfire a kit or just plans as ive only ever seen 1 other flying and there lovely! Never been to ivinghoe, i tend to fly at mill hill or cissbury ring. Are you ever returning to slope soaring? You may like combat foam models :wink:, combat robotics, i...

entirely unrelated, but i had a looka round your site pete and i saw the section on the radio controlled gliders you built, they are beatiful by the way, one question though, where they slope gliders or thermal gliders ?