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"Accidental" Gear collapse on powering up?
Save your Gear Doors and Retracts!
Out of Channels... and Options?
Reclaim 2
channels and up to 4
program mixes!
EDR-125 Gear Mg'R
Onboard Landing Gear Manager
Plugs into Gear, Elevator and Rudder channels on your Rx, operates Rudder,
Steering, Elevator, Brake, Gear servos.
- Prevents accidental gear collapse on power-up
Ensures
the retracts are "Down" on power-up, regardless of Tx Gear switch
position.
- Automatically manages Retracts, Steering and Brake functions
Rudder - Steering Mix
Down Elevator - Brake Mix
Gear-up mix override
Programmable endpoints and centering
- Frees up Steering and Brake channels on the radio
- No complicated Tx mixing
Saves up to 4 mixes!
- E-Z "no brainer" installation and setup
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Transforms a lowly
7-channel radio into a high-end 9-channel,
or a high-end 10-channel
into an X-treme 12 channel!!
FEATURES IN DETAIL
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Works with
ALL brands and types of radios -
FM-PPM, PCM, etc.
Perfect for that 2.4GHz Spread-spectrum
radio!
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"The new EDR 125 is a must for any serious modeler.
I love it!
I presently have one on my new 107 inch F-18 Super Hornet.
It has worked flawlessly, and continues to give me peace of mind from a gear
collapse.
The Hornet has a multitude of doors, and it would be a disaster for the
unthinkable to happen.
The EDR-125 also has enabled me to operate this very complicated model on
just a nine channel receiver."
Lewis Patton
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EDR-125 Gear Mg'R
$119.95
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A closer look at the EDR-125 Gear Mg'R
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No extra radio channels required for operation of gear, brake or steering.
Prevents accidental retraction
on power-up
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On power-up, even if the Tx
is off, the gear is forced down.
If the Tx is on, the gear must be commanded down for at least 3 seconds
before the Gear Mg'R will accept a gear-up command.
The gear will not respond to rapid up-down-up-down (panic?)
flipping of the gear switch, only to a deliberate 3-second continuous
gear down command to unlock the gear for retraction.
Prevents fumbling on power up causing the gear
to "accidentally" retract!
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After unlocking, the gear will operate normally,
following the gear switch.
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This feature can be also used to lower the gear when
unloading or assembling the airplane at the field, without the Tx or
frequency pin!
Automatic Rudder-Steering mix with centering delay
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With the gear down, the rudder
is mixed to the steering. Steering centering, throw and
direction are fully programmable, employing our exclusive
"natural, no-brainer" setup procedure using the Tx sticks.
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On gear-up command, the
steering immediately centers for approx. 0.3 seconds before the gear
servo moves to retract the gear.
This allows time for the steering linkages to work, especially when
using a pull-pull system (the cables go slack as soon as the gear starts
retracting), before gear retraction commences.
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With the gear retracted, rudder-steering mix is
canceled, and the steering is held and locked in center. This prevents
pull-pull cable tangling and pushrod jamming.
Automatic Elevator-Brake mix
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With the gear down, the brake
is mixed with "down elevator". Brake endpoints are
fully programmable using our "natural, no-brainer" setup procedure.
The brakes are fully proportional, so you can
use the EDR-125 with "smooth brake" systems.
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With the gear up, the brakes are held and locked in the
"off" position. This allows full elevator operation without using
up precious brake air!
Compatible with "over-travel"
brake systems using integrated retract/brake valves or microswitches
Saves 2 channels in addition
to the above complex mixes.
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Turns a 7-channel Spread Spectrum radio into a
9-channel, a JR 9303 or Futaba 9Z into an 11-channel, a JR10X into a
12-channel.
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Turns a JR10X with the new Spectrum module or XtremeLink
module (max. 9 command channels) into an 11-channel!
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