[NSRCA-discussion] JR 11X

[colin chariandy]

Thanks all for your comments.

If the I can't switch modes using the stick switched then the 11X is not for me. 


Colin.




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To: General pattern discussion <nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.org>
Sent: Wed, November 24, 2010 10:53:45 PM
Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] JR 11X


I also have an 11X -  really like it also, although I have yet to explore all of 
its programming capabilities.  The one complaint I have is that it has no snap 
roll button.  I never used one until I started flying the Masters sequence this 
year, this was on the 9303, and I found it really helped.  The 11X has the 
capability, but the button you have to use is one of the trim buttons in the top 
middle of the case.  They are very hard to get to and take a lot of 
concentration to use correctly.  I suppose an answer would be to do it manually, 
but I still feel more comfortable using the switch.  Overall, however, I really 
like the radio.  Plus it looks cool.  
 
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Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 7:27 PM
To: nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.org
Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] JR 11X
 
Colin,

The 11X has only three flight modes. The confusion stems from the four sets of 
rates in the D/R menu. And unlike the 12X the flight modes can't be changed by 
the stick position switches. The stick position switches are used in the program 
mixes and as select switches. In most menus, the 11X is more versatile than any 
other JR transmitter. For example in the D/R menu you can pick out any rate. All 
the axes don't have to use the same set.

In construction, the 12X is indisputably the best. It will depend on what a 
person is flying but in most cases, the 11X programming is better. The 11X has 
the same switches as the 12X. But the 12X has more analog inputs (knobs). I own 
both. The 12X has some options such as rate curves that I have yet put to use. 
For ACRO, the 11X does everything that I want. But I can that about the X9303. 
When it comes to GLID, the 11X programming is much better. You'll have to ask 
someone else about HELI.

Allan

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