Would you trust SAFE on a gasser?

[Spastickitten]

I was on horizon hobby's website and saw this

http://www.horizonhobby.com/p-51-mu...-han5100?clickpath=homepage_rotator4_05112015

Now I have a sport cub s and it used to fly great ( too many repairs) and SAFE saved me a few times, but a 400+ dollar plane seems a bit much. I know that I have had some bad days with SAFE, but the sport cub is tough. Does SAFE work better on bigger models? Thanks in advance! ^w^

 

[makattack]

That's interesting that HH are doing this, but it seems inevitable to extend the sensor equipped rx's through their offerings. As to your question about how well it would work. It's probably easier for a flight controller to stabilize a larger aircraft. What would be challenging in this setup is vibration isolation from the gas motor. Probably can tune it out with a software filter but it would be interesting to know if this rx is designed only for gasses or will also work with electrics. Depends on how programmable or is.

 

[Capt_Beavis]

Yes I would trust it, in fact, I see this a plus. It is already in a large Corsair and too many other larger planes to list.