Great interview; it was interesting to see how things blew up after the shootout. All I can say is that over more than 50 years in R/C, I now am fortunate enough to fly the Core, but saying that I have also used, Futaba, Multiplex, Sankyo, Kraft, Space Commander (early 70s) Taranis(in drones) and various LR transmitters. I can confidently say that all of the models I have driven into Terra Firma were not radio-related but thumb-related. All the brands over many years have been very reliable, and it seems current electronics are only getting better.
The most used tool I have is probably a length of pushrod wire from a GWS kit. It has a curve to it, a hook bent on one end and an L on the other at 90* to eachother. I use that to pull servo wires, fuel tubing, air hoses, even other wires like pull-pull wires. Anything I can’t reach with my fingers. I couldn’t build without it.
LOL, I watched mainly for the comments about the radio brand shootout. I know sometimes how a simple comment about a subject sets people off, I would have loved to have seen the comments/e-mails you were getting. I can only imagine how triggered people were.
The most used tool I have is probably a length of pushrod wire from a GWS kit. It has a curve to it, a hook bent on one end and an L on the other at 90* to eachother. I use that to pull servo wires, fuel tubing, air hoses, even other wires like pull-pull wires. Anything I can’t reach with my fingers. I couldn’t build without it.
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Thanks for having me on Juan!
Thanks for taking the time to chat!
Great interview; it was interesting to see how things blew up after the shootout. All I can say is that over more than 50 years in R/C, I now am fortunate enough to fly the Core, but saying that I have also used, Futaba, Multiplex, Sankyo, Kraft, Space Commander (early 70s) Taranis(in drones) and various LR transmitters.
I can confidently say that all of the models I have driven into Terra Firma were not radio-related but thumb-related. All the brands over many years have been very reliable, and it seems current electronics are only getting better.
Yeah, I think any brand can have an issue at some point, but it seems like problems are pretty rare these days.
Well said!
Excellent interview Juan. Great questions and good discussion. Very informative. Keep it up!
Much appreciated!
The most used tool I have is probably a length of pushrod wire from a GWS kit. It has a curve to it, a hook bent on one end and an L on the other at 90* to eachother.
I use that to pull servo wires, fuel tubing, air hoses, even other wires like pull-pull wires. Anything I can’t reach with my fingers.
I couldn’t build without it.
Great interview guys ! And don’t worry, Trusty #28 is in good hands with Juan!
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Terrific interview!
Thanks! Jonathan was a great guest and a cool dude!
My guess was "lighter side of RC" meaning was, don't build heavy and don't be so serious.
Jon you're awesome, Juan you're pretty cool too, lol
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LOL, I watched mainly for the comments about the radio brand shootout. I know sometimes how a simple comment about a subject sets people off, I would have loved to have seen the comments/e-mails you were getting. I can only imagine how triggered people were.
Haha. It was pretty silly to sum it up!
The most used tool I have is probably a length of pushrod wire from a GWS kit. It has a curve to it, a hook bent on one end and an L on the other at 90* to eachother.
I use that to pull servo wires, fuel tubing, air hoses, even other wires like pull-pull wires. Anything I can’t reach with my fingers.
I couldn’t build without it.