Spectrum Ar6300

[kl-motor@hotmail.com]

Anybody tryed this reciver on a heli?? its superlight and fits everywhere, must be perfect for a 450 park flyer????
only 2grams

http://www.helidirect.com/product_info.php?products_id=5452

[beeflyer2]

I think the AR6100 is perfect for the 450. The AR6300 doesn't use standard servo connectors, plus its only marginally smaller and only saves 1.5 grams! And it costs more!

[Pinecone]

Might be the ticket for a Hurricane 200.

But the change in servo connectors for a measly 1.5 grams isn't worth it to me.

[kl-motor@hotmail.com]

the conectors cant be the biggest problem on earth?? but can it handle the power that 3 65mg and one digital servo draws???

[Pinecone]

Why not? They use JST connectors, which are used on some lipos as balance connectors, which have been used to handle 3 amp charge rates.

[kl-motor@hotmail.com]

yes the connectors can handle it... was not what i ment..

heard others winding about the ar7000 that it disconects from the tx with heavy loads...
is the 6300 better or worse??

[kamtsa]

I think the AR6100 is perfect for the 450. The AR6300 doesn't use standard servo connectors, plus its only marginally smaller and only saves 1.5 grams! And it costs more!

The AR6100E may fit even better. With receiver at the back of the bottom tray and its servo connectors toward the rear of the heli, it provides excellent access to the servo connectors.

Kam

[Pinecone]

That's what I use, a 6100E.

The AR6300 should be no more or no less susceptable to low voltage drop outs.