VamPower

Vampowerpro is having a end of month sale for our synthesized receivers for forum members. These are all full range 72mHz synthesized receivers. Just press a button and your frequency is memorized until you decide to change it!

We have 4, 6 & 8 channel models available.

4ch - $25.00
6ch - $32.00
8ch - $35.00

Over $75 s/h free. Under, add $5.00 for 1 or more.

For more information about these receivers, see...
http://www.vampowerpro.com/store/Clearance.htm

Sale ends Feb 1st, 2009

Thank you,
Ed

Gohmer

Thank you for showing us a lot of respect by posting this here instead of the discussion section.

VamPower

No problem. When we're just having a sale or something, I will always put it here. If it is a new product, expecially one that many people have been looking for or may have input on, then I may put it in the discussion section.

cbatters

How does range of synthesized receivers comapre to your other crystal based receivers?



Clint

VamPower

The range of the synth. receivers is the same as our crystal receivers.

I can't tell you the exact range as there are a lot of factors that come into play when it comes to how far radio waves travel, but I can tell you I fly these on 1.20 size airplanes without a problem. I would have no hesitation putting them on my 40% planes, except I only fly PCM on those.

Ed

Radbuster

Great price! I recently paid $40 for the 4-ch model and it was out of Hong Kong. Thought I was getting a deal. BTW, they work great.

primo400

Hi Ed,
I just learned about these wonderfull products this past weekend in the Wram show in New York, is there still time to order at these prices, you can email me if you prefer.

Thanks,

cbatters

That was a year ago....

primo400

I'm sorry about that. It looks like I was sleeping last night, Thanks for the correction...

dirt4dinner

How about a good faith extension for those new to the hobby? I want to pick up two of the 4 channel ones...maybe even three.

They would be a nice compliment to my flashy new FM radio! HOOK ME UP!

cbatters

Alt source....

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s..._4Ch_72Mhz_(v2)

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...iver_6Ch_72Mhz

For a couple extra bucks I would go with the 6 channel dual conversion.

primo400

Thanks for the info, good option....