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09.09.2008, 09:42 AM
I actually don't have an o-scope. The one I used previously belonged to the bench tech dept of where I used to work (and they didn't even know how to use it!).
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09.13.2008, 12:49 AM
from what I have heard is the guy who was making them before is trying to work a deal with an unnamed outside company to start making them. he has said Dec. is the cutoff date and if it doesnt happen by then he just may release the info for anybody to take over...it seems to be more business cat and mouse BS...
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09.13.2008, 01:02 AM
This may be out there, but do any of the higher end car radios allow enough adjustment (epa and neutral, etc.) to accomplish this? I have an m11 and will try to get a hv85 to work on it without using a pistix. I have a few pistix hanging around, but am not sure if I want to sell them...
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09.13.2008, 12:03 PM
IIRC, the Spektrum was able to work without a pistix, but it was a PITA and still never worked perfectly.
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09.13.2008, 12:41 PM
Now I'm gonna have to try out my React and HV-110 without a PiStix. It should work fine, methinks.
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