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leepord geko · 11-01-2009, 10:22 PM

Well think of it this way when your plane is on the ground the ground doesn't move equaling that everything in you plane shakes like hell but when your flying the airframe can move and reciver in theory recives less vibration non the less the factory standards between the ar7000 and ar9000 shouldn't be any different but apperently they are because unless you mount your ar7000 in a heap of bubble wrap the antennas seem to break off.

11-01-2009, 10:22 PM	#40
leepord geko Swiss Miss Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Age: 18 Posts: 230	Re: Spektrum AR7000 Beware! Well think of it this way when your plane is on the ground the ground doesn't move equaling that everything in you plane shakes like hell but when your flying the airframe can move and reciver in theory recives less vibration non the less the factory standards between the ar7000 and ar9000 shouldn't be any different but apperently they are because unless you mount your ar7000 in a heap of bubble wrap the antennas seem to break off.