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The spektrum will solve that.

http://robotwars.demon.nl/ipswich/IMG_3140.JPG

Hannibalito in costume.

Count me in.

Kane just informed the DX6 and similar transmitters are legal for use in the UK without special license from the 8th of December.

Well, they have been legal in the Netherlands for months and months, but it is only now that they are starting to get noticed by the regular RC shops. As a event organiser (or anyone who wants to use the DX6) a license is availble, which costs 48 pounds and covers everyone using a 100 mwatt 2.4 Ghz ...

I wonder how much power he could generate with this setup. imagine a pump that small and a sanyo look-a-like geard down even further.

Interesting.

Well if you want to built antweights with hydraulics, good luck. :) As for using Hydraulics in heavier weigh classes, they are allowed. Within the FRA rules there is a special section regarding the use of Hydraulics. There is a maximum pressure (4000 PSI or 275 bar) and all parts must be pressuretes...

I knew it would. I can walk half a mile without interference away from my robot without any arial exposed outside and i have 0 glitches. Geoff Smith had a >100 yard range while the receiver was buried in a hardox box 4 mm thick. http://robotwars.demon.nl/media/foto/begin.jpg At the end of this road,...

In fairness he did post a topic for this event quite early on the FRA forum, its just didn't occur to him that for antweights this is the better place to post.

But undoubtalby he will for the next event.

The very same reasons i bought my Spektrum DX6. With my feather i have about 500 yards of range before the first glitch (still in control, but starting to stutter sometimes). :) My heavyweight has a br6000 receiver inside, no arials on the outside, and still i have no problem walking away from it fo...