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To be fair, if I bought XPS and lost an airplane to it, I'd probably have a vendetta as well.
These threads have been very enlightening, but at a hundred pages, it's getting redundant (except for Toumal's "In first approximation, a cow is a spherical object that emits equal amounts of milk in all directions.") |
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To be fair, if I bought a plane and placed any radio system in it, and it crashed, I would attempt to recreate the events and actually try and figure out what went wrong.
In fact, I crashed an XPS-equipped plane this morning!
I had full control all the way to destruction, when the wing disintegrated.
I even had control to go to minimum throttle before the lack of a wing caused premature landing, in a non-optimal manner.
You place it in the air, it will land, whether you cause the landing, or not. We always hope nothing will go wrong. Today's crash was my first. I have used 72mhz Berg, Futaba, Hitec, and 2.4 Ghz Spektrum and XPS. With either Spektrum or XPS, I simply have no unintended control movements, and I do not worry when others are at the flightline with their TX. With 72, I had frequent unintended control movements.
Bottom line? If you don't like XPS, fine, but choose your alternative and move on. Vendettas and obsessions aren't healthy.