<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Hi Jim<BR>
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I just returned from the Nats. <BR>
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I only recorded a couple of flights before the Nats, so I don't have much experience with the recorder. The most useful feature is the ability to dump the data to Excel for analysis, and a little cleanup is necessary. I observed somewhere around 50 anomalous points of some 4500.<BR>
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The data capture rate can be selected between 2 and 10 records a second, I used 8 initially, but 10 will provide around 10 minutes of recording. <BR>
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The airplane I used (Hydeout) is equipped with a 1650 mah NiMH 5 cell pack and one of your regulators (5.7v). All digital servos, 8411 R/E, 9150 (2) A, 8321 T.<BR>
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A quick analysis of the voltage record (4500) returns a mean of 5.73v, a max of 5.73v, and a min of 5.27v. I'd say the regulator works very well. When I get caught up a bit, I'll build a plot with the voltage data synched to the elevator movements on a couple of snaps and see what it looks like.<BR>
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Earl</FONT></HTML>