140 CCPM for Stratus

[DavidH]

Well if you mean is MA the only one that makes it. Then the answer is yes. Any of the MA dealers can order it and sell it.

David

[Knud Pedersen DENMARK]

Hi,

No I mean; I have looked on Rick's homepage, on Motors & Rotors(UK), on a german homepage, and on my Danish MA store (Rotordiscen), but non of them have the 140Swash kit.....

Can a order it directly from MA?

ChopperKnud

[DavidH]

Yes you can order it directly from MA.

http://www.miniatureaircraftusa.com/...?prod=0217%2D5

The above is for the Extreme/Tempest. Don't know the part number for the Stratus, just specify Stratus if that is what you need.
I would think Dave Wilshere at Motors and Rotors has the 140 deg conversion. Just probably not listed on his web page. Probably drop him an email. That is probably the case with the other MA distributors also.

David

[sookainian]

The part number for Stratus 140 CCPM kit is #0217-4

[bathmagic]

Can someone help me with this, i have a Stratus on order and want to use my new DX7 on it but it only has a 120ccpm mix.
I have read a few threads but cant find them now about a mix on a 120ccpm set-up that will allow a 140ccpm to work.

any ideas or advie ?

otherwise i will have to use my 14mz, and i want to go 2.4ghz

thanks in advance

Dale

[sookainian]

Bathmagic

Try this https://www.helifreak.com/viewtopic....&highlight=140

[bathmagic]

thanks for that help there Sookainian

[G MAN]

Originally Posted by bathmagic

Can someone help me with this, i have a Stratus on order and want to use my new DX7 on it but it only has a 120ccpm mix.
I have read a few threads but cant find them now about a mix on a 120ccpm set-up that will allow a 140ccpm to work.

any ideas or advie ?

otherwise i will have to use my 14mz, and i want to go 2.4ghz

thanks in advance

Dale

If your going to use a mix to use 140 you might as welll just use the 120,the whole purpose of the 140 is to get rid of the mixes.DOUG

[DavidH]

Well that mix is the same one that is used in radios that have the 140 eCCPM capability. It is just a way to do it for the radios that do not have a pre programmed 140 deg mix.

David

[Dr.Ben]

The mix referenced to allow a non 120D radio to use 140D eCCPM mechanics is a simple linear mix that is pretty well set and forget. Once it's there, you'll now be able to enjoy the benefits of the 140D system which minimize the need for multiple mixes to help control interactions. IOW, a 120D radio with a mix to allow for 140D (and which lacks the eCCPM software of a Stylus, 12Z, or 14MZ) will yield a model with markedly less interactions than that same radio flown in 120D geometry alone.

Ben Minor