[NSRCA-discussion] Futaba Fasst 12 FG+14 ch RX

[John Fuqua]

I have a 12FG in a Beryl which is not carbon fiber.  I just velcro'd the rx
to the inside of the fuse and taped the antennas at the reccomended 90
degree angle.  I have had no issues so far.  I have tried 3 Rx's the 14
channel that came with it and 2 -  7 channel rx's.   Lots of range in the
range check mode.  Way more than required.   
 
John

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Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] Futaba Fasst 12 FG+14 ch RX


I think the recommendation from Futaba is run the antennas external if the
fuselage is CF.  I think that is what the glider guys with high CF composite
structures are doing.  I have no personal experience with the FASST system
in CF fuselages.
 
Don
 
In a message dated 3/9/2008 8:52:38 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
mxer4fun at suddenlink.net writes:


 I recently bought a Futaba 12 FG with the 2.4 stuff. Does anyone know if I
can leave the dual antenaes in the fuse? Both my planes are Aeroslave Aries,
one is CF fuse.  Of course I will range check but just checking if I need to
drill a couple of tiny holes for the antenaes. These are 14 channel rxs
Thanks Dylan  


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