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leepord geko · 10-26-2009, 06:10 PM

It was just mounted to the smart fly unit via the stuff they give you but the smart fly is not solid mounted to the fuse its mounted with giant rubber groments on the screws, and yes I have herad of the problem with directly mounting your reciver to the smartfly and getting a separate mount helps, but its 6 ways one way and half a dozen the other. I'm going to send the receiver back to horizon but will not use it on any large scale plane anymore due to the fact another person at the field had 2 of the same AR7000 and they both were faulty over time. The plane also had 25 flights before this happened. Also I don't really see a way in which to put foam down without drilling into the smartfly board.

10-26-2009, 06:10 PM	#4
leepord geko Swiss Miss Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Age: 18 Posts: 230	Re: Spektrum AR7000 Beware! It was just mounted to the smart fly unit via the stuff they give you but the smart fly is not solid mounted to the fuse its mounted with giant rubber groments on the screws, and yes I have herad of the problem with directly mounting your reciver to the smartfly and getting a separate mount helps, but its 6 ways one way and half a dozen the other. I'm going to send the receiver back to horizon but will not use it on any large scale plane anymore due to the fact another person at the field had 2 of the same AR7000 and they both were faulty over time. The plane also had 25 flights before this happened. Also I don't really see a way in which to put foam down without drilling into the smartfly board.