[QUOTE = "DG6RBS, post: 11887090, member: 73495"]
Hi Daniel,
briefly to your question: basically yes. . . .
I do not know the recipient data,
but according to MPX, light does not refer to the receiver sensitivity,
but to "not telemetry capable",
So it should reach the same range as the big brothers,
Did you do a proper range test?
What do you mean by reset, are there any hints, supply voltage etc.?
For a crash analysis we need more information.
greetings
Helmut
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Contrary to what Helmut writes in the post quoted above, Multiplex writes in the manual for eg
RX-7-DR M-LINK RX-9-DR M-LINK receivers, among other things, the following:
...
* Supplementary signal pre-amplification:
For highest possible sensitivity.
...
And in the manual for the
RX-6/7-DR light M-LINK, Multiplex writes the following:
* The RX-6/7-DR light M-LINK what designed with minimum ...
possible size and weight as top priority, and for technical reason
such a unit cannot offer the same reception characteristics
as a larger, technically more sophisticated and more expensive
receiver. In the interests of safety we recommend that you use a
larger receiver wherever space permits. However, under normal
conditions it is possible to obtain an excellent reception performance
with the RX-6/7-DR light M-LINK provided that all the
RC components are arranged carefully, and the two receivers
aerials are deployed correctly.
As a glider pilot, I have noticed the difference between the DR and Light receivers as I have on several occasions had disturbances with the LIGHT receivers, therefore I always choose the DR receivers in my larger models, mostly F5J gliders.
/ Ville