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A high power electric system such as the BVM 4000 watt EVF
does cause emi problems for radio's operating in the 72Mhz band.
Multiple RF filters have to be applied to the power cables, external antennas
are required and the receiver must be distanced from the noise source. Even with
these adaptations, the ground test range is somewhat impaired.
......Not so with Spektrum®

This very simple, very light weight installation yields double
the manufacturer's recommended minimum ground range. And, the link is absolutely
solid.
The DX7 programming is easy and is complimented by a user friendly operating
manual. It is the right radio for a high performance electric jet and it is very
reasonably priced.
BVM stocks the DX7 and the correct servos and extensions to
equip our E-jets.
DX-7 Key Features
- 20-Model memory
- Airplane and Heli software
- Switch assignment
- P-mixes
- Includes 4 powerful DS821 digital servos with high-tech
resin gears
- 3-axis dual rate & expo
- 3-position flap (Airplane)
- 5-point throttle curve (Heli)
- 3 flight modes plus hold (Heli)
- Gyro programming (Heli)
- CCPM, 2-servo 90°, 3-servo 90°, & 3-servo 120°
- Configured to default to airplane model type (all heli
programming is available)
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THE TRANSMITTER:
The DX7 DSM2 transmitter features airplane and heli software, 20-model
memory and all the programming functions you would ever need for
anything requiring 7 channels. And the large dot matrix, LCD screen
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THE SERVOS:
The four DS821 servos that come with the DX7 put out an impressive 72
oz/in of torque that is suitable for a wide range of electric, gas or
glow aircraft. Their digitally precise output is further enhanced by a
robust, high-tech resin gear train that is exceptionally durable for
reliable performance flight after flight.
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THE AR7000 RECEIVER:
The AR7000 Dual Receiver is capable of providing outstanding signal
reception beyond visual range, so you can rest assured you have
locked-in, precise control no matter how fast you fly.
Features:
- 7 Channels
- Internal and remote receiver
- DuaLink
- ModelMatch prevents flying a model using the wrong
model memory (feature does not work with module systems)
- ServoSync (feature does not work with module systems)
- SmartSafe fail-safe system
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Programming
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3-Position Flap Mixing:
The DX7 incorporates a three-position flap system that allows the flap
and elevator positions to be preset in all three switch positions. An
auto function automatically retracts the flaps when the throttle is
raised above a preset point such as during an aborted landing or
touch-and-go. |
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Switch Assignment:
The DX7 offers switch assignment that lets you conveniently combine dual
rates on one of many switches or program them to be activated
separately. |
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Single Screen Dual
Rate/Exponential:
Punch in dual rate and exponential values in the same screen for aileron
elevator and rudder and see the result clearly and graphically depicted
on the displayed curve. |
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5-Point Heli Throttle and
Pitch Curves:
Four flight modes (normal, stunt 1, stunt 2 and hold) are available,
each with its own five point throttle and pitch curve. Graphical
depiction of the curves makes adjustments clear and easy to understand. |
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Servo Monitor:
Keep real time tabs on each channel’s control position, direction of
movement and mixing relationship with this all-in-one servo monitor that
can help you visualize mixes before flying. |
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Gyro Sensing:
The gyro function allows two gyro gain presets that can be automatically
accessed via flight modes or with the rudder dual rate switch. |
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