That is why i only got the micro ones from Spektrum. They work perfect for park and that is about all. I will have to try orange next time. Log In to reply
I woundt trust anything other than combat foamie with anything HK. too high failure rate and too unreliable for me. no thanks. :)
Nice to see one working good tho! Log In to reply
Very loosely conducted, but I still appreciate the effort immensely. I have two Orange 6ch. and the AR8000 and ALL are wonderful, but I understand the apprehension. I think it's from the quality assurance parameters.
What a coincidence, just had this discussion today. . .
Thanks for doing this research. I've always thought the same as you and used my more expensive receivers for the good planes and this shows that I probably don't need to worry about it. Nice to know that when all is said and done, the receivers perform about the same. Log In to reply
Another dollar in the 'mythbusters science' jar please.
But yeah, nothing wrong with the Orange receivers. They have a better minimum voltage (3V) than the genuine receivers (3.5V), which are known to brown out. The biggest issue with the Orange receivers is the dated protocol, not their hardware. Log In to reply
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Nice to see one working good tho!
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What a coincidence, just had this discussion today. . .
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=23520846&postcount=1
No doubt the Orange 6ch.+sat are WELL worth $7+11 as compared to $90-ish.
Thank you. . .4 stars!
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But yeah, nothing wrong with the Orange receivers. They have a better minimum voltage (3V) than the genuine receivers (3.5V), which are known to brown out. The biggest issue with the Orange receivers is the dated protocol, not their hardware.
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