[NSRCA-discussion] Xmitr Tray

[White, Chris]

Hi Jay,

I did it because Brian Young, Bob Pastorello and Bob Hesskamp did it:-) (LOL)

 

Seriously, I agree with Brian that I "feel" that I have better stick awareness and centering....( after 5 years of single stick and 25 years of 2 stick with thumbs!  I've also taken to tightening the springs as well. (If this doesn't work out I'll probably try Mode 1....hahaha.)

 

Chris

 

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Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] Xmitr Tray

 

Well, CPLR flies with a tray and he does pretty well. 

 

I find it does let you pay more attention to your fingers when you dont have to support the transmitter, better than a neck strap. The pads to rest the heels of your hands on are helpful. 

Jay Marshall <lightfoot at sc.rr.com> wrote:

	
	I find that I have a dumb thumb problem with cross-coupling X-Y axis on the
	Al-El stick on the transmitter and was thinking that a xmitr tray might
	help. Any thoughts on this and recommendations on which to use?
	
	Jay Marshall
	
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