I'm hoping that perhaps there is somebody close enough to me that I can bug for help. I have a garage full of 30cc-50cc 3D birds. All are wired with basic setups. I just purchased a QQ 102" Yak 54. That has a Smart fly power expander EQ10, Smart fly super regulator and Smart fly fiber optic ignition kill + more. It might have just been the day, perhaps the kids most certainly the wife but today trying to figure this setup out is killing me. I honestly don't see tomorrow being any better. I'm hoping that there is somebody semi local to me that wouldn't mind helping a fellow RC'r out. Somebody who can do the Finishing hookups together. Yes I did call tech support. I got some cranky old man who said he didn't feel like spending the long monotonous amount of time required and told me to just read the online manual. So much for customer service. I am in California out of the 805 area code. If anybody can help I would very much appreciate it. I have built many plane kits and more importantly have repaired a lot of planes crashed by members in my local club. Point being I'm happy to pay back any help.

Thank you in advance.

Please email me direct @ eastonbatman@Gmail.com

Bill

Punctuate that post and you will get better responses.

Originally Posted by IwataAir

Punctuate that post and you will get better responses.

Why not do a quote and help him out? You could do the punctuations in red like teachers do!
And why would he get better responses with better punctuation?

805, lots of guys here are running the eq 10 and i am sure would enjoy to help.... just give a little info of where you are at on the set up and what you need to know. they will walk ya thru it.

All the PDF files for their components are on the website ready for printing, might just be all you need.
But as previously mentioned, there are lots of people that can help. Fire away!

Step 1.....the numbering on the EQ10 doesn't have to match your RX. Realize that 1 and 10 are your power inputs, I typically use 1 on throttle and 10 on any special features. Everything else I hook up with wires that are convienant with lengths.

I've setup about 25 of the EQ10/6's and they are quite simple once you do it once. I do admit that the instructions are a little complicated. If I had some spare time I'd do a EQ for Dummies instruction sheet.

Originally Posted by canavanbob

Why not do a quote and help him out? You could do the punctuations in red like teachers do!
And why would he get better responses with better punctuation?

More people would read the post rather than say no that is to much.

Originally Posted by IwataAir

More people would read the post rather than say no that is to much.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by IwataAir

Punctuate that post and you will get better responses.

If anything I over punctuated. Guys like you ruin every forum out there.

Originally Posted by 805kitbuilder

If anything I over punctuated. Guys like you ruin every forum out there.

You needed to paragraph it, thats the point, reads like one big sentence, to hard on the eyes, sorry my man just trying to help.

Originally Posted by IwataAir

More people would read the post rather than say no that is to much.

When you use the word to as in it is too much it is spelled with 2 o's. Learn to spell and perhaps I will consider taking advice from you.

Cranky young fulla aint ya, like I said just trying to help, but thanks I will add that to my correction list. However as Italian is my first language, english 2nd I think I do pretty darn good.

I'm hoping that perhaps there is somebody close enough to me that I can bug for help, I have a garage full of 30cc-50cc 3D birds. All are wired with basic setups and I have just purchased a QQ 102" Yak 54. This new setup consists of a Smart fly power expander EQ10, Smart fly super regulator, and Smart fly fibre optic ignition kill + more. It might have just been the day, perhaps the kids, and most certainly the wife, but today, trying to figure this setup out is killing me.

I honestly don't see tomorrow being any better!!

I'm hoping that there is somebody semi local to me that wouldn't mind helping a fellow RC'r out, somebody who can do the finishing hook-ups together. Yes I did call tech support. I got some cranky old man who said he didn't feel like spending the long monotonous amount of time required and told me to just read the online manual.

So much for customer service!!

I am in California, and out of the 805 area code, if anybody can help I would very much appreciate it. I have built many plane kits and more importantly have repaired a lot of planes crashed by members in my local club, my point being I'm happy to pay back any help.

Thank you in advance.

Please email me direct @ eastonbatman@Gmail.com

Bill

There you go bill job done, just to prove that I harbour no ill feelings and am purely trying to help a fellow bubbo out!

Boun Pomerrigio!

Originally Posted by IwataAir

Cranky young fulla aint ya, like I said just trying to help, but thanks I will add that to my correction list. However as Italian is my first language, english 2nd I think I do pretty darn good.

Apparently, not well enough to correct others. I asked a simple question for help. If you can't help with the fore mentioned question please bow out. My AP student son just looked at your attempt at punctuation. He said to stick to Italian.

I'm done with it now. I'll expend my energy on trying to get the plane ready.