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Old 03-08-2008, 05:29 PM   #1
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Default Kiwi's XPS test results are up.

Gents,

This testing has been harder to do than mating elephants and I understand why most others ducked for cover when we bandied this task around.

I have a video coming up in a few minutes that is a video screen capture. Its not as clear as I would have liked but you an see the tests are fair and no funny stuff going on.

Sorry if I prattle on too much an stumble for words sometimes in the video but I am trying to explain step by step every move I made.

What is the long and short of this.

Well XPS just does not channel hop. I tried every thing I know using variable signal sources, staggered signal transmissions, raised the noise floor in increments. Guys there is no way I can make it skip and I seriously doubt that it can or ever has been able to.

Does that make it a bad system. Well what I will say is the system is only 50% as secure as SPEKTRUM. It has no inherent ability to get out of trouble.

Is it safe?? Likely in small park flyers and the likes hat are flown away from the bigger fields.

I would not run it in any of my planes regardless. Both FASST and SPEKTRUM are at least 100% more secure at a minimum.

There will be more tests this week on SPEKTRUM and FASST and ASSAN.

The XPS test was first because that was what started this whole debate.

Hope you can see the results OK guys.
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