<div> <font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">I don't know if people are interested, but Horizon Hobby is offering Spektrum 2.4 gHz modules that fit Futaba radios (9c, 9z, 12z, 14mz, etc.) for only $109.95 WITH a 7 channel Spektrum receiver. Since that receiver is normally $99.99 by itself, that is getting the module for $10. The module with a 9 channel receiver is only $179.99, again only $10 more than the receiver alone. I speculate they are clearing them out since Futaba has come out with their own 2.4 module system. Spektrum modules for JR transmitters are still the old price. I have had no problems with the module system in my two 10x's for over a year, and I bought a Futaba set for an old 9VAP I have laying around. Some people don't like the cable hook up to the antenna on the Spektrum module system, but I have had zero problems with it. Surprisingly robust. This is the cheapest way I've seen to get into a 2.4 system if
you have a module transmitter.<br>
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No, I am not sponsored by Spektrum (or anyone else!)!<br>
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<div id="sig2642" style="clear: both;"><font>Jon Lowe</font></div>
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