Bitza Mk2

**RogueTwoRobots** · 1st March 2012, 16:41

Okay, I have no idea what happened there. When I searched for 'dsm2 compatible receiver' last night, I got tonnes of options with loads of them being around the Â£5 mark. That was the link I posted. But for some reason, it's now only showing six options around the Â£25 mark

And I think I just used an external failsafe between the battle-switch and the receiver. It's been a while since I had that setup, struggling to remember correctly!

**RogueTwoRobots** · 1st March 2012, 16:45

I took out the word 'compatible' and got better results, still not as good as last night's search though for some reason.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Orange-Rx-DSM ... 720wt_1270

These ones output no signal when communication is lost with the transmitter, so you can use external failsafes.

**PJ-27** · 1st March 2012, 17:16

Perfik! Cheers Jamie, can I now be a pain and ask you to recommend a Fail Safe?

GiantCod doesn't appear to sell them oddly.....

**RogueTwoRobots** · 1st March 2012, 21:22

Not sure if you can get them cheaper than this, but still cheaper than back in the day when they cost Â£20:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ripmax-Failsa ... _500wt_922

This is the type I use when needed. I think you just turn the transmitter and receiver on, make sure the channel you want to failsafe is set in the position you want it to failsafe to, press a button and that's it stored.

**PJ-27** · 2nd March 2012, 11:58

How much!?

Cheers Jamie.

**harry hills** · 2nd March 2012, 15:50

its says 8 quid?

**RogueTwoRobots** · 2nd March 2012, 21:57

I think he was meaning How much did they used to cost?!

Yup, I seem to remember they were around the Â£15-Â£20 mark. But this was before the days of GiantCod and dirt-cheap RC equipment, when a receiver could easily set you back Â£30 or more!