WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
08-19-2003, 07:43 PM
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WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
I am looking for Kraft TX RF Module(s) on 72.160 MHZ
for late seventy Tx models (original specs, not modified).
I could also use some replacement Kraft servo and
battery cables.
Contact : [email protected]
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for late seventy Tx models (original specs, not modified).
I could also use some replacement Kraft servo and
battery cables.
Contact : [email protected]
SORRY for messing up my very first post.
This does not belong in this forum.....
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Re: WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
Originally posted by jefkraft
SORRY for messing up my very first post.
This does not belong in this forum.....
SORRY for messing up my very first post.
This does not belong in this forum.....
I'm glad to see you found the Radios, RC equipment For Sale & Wanted forum.
WELCOME to RCU!!!
Unfortunately, if you do find a module on this frequency, it is no longer legal in North America. I don't know about Belgium, but I doubt it's legal there either.
Several years ago (1991?) the frequency spectrum assigned for RC usage was changed to narrower specifications, which also greatly increased the number of channels available to us. 72.160Mhz was a frequency used by the old wideband systems which are now illegal.
Here's a link to the AMA's website listing of the current frequencies being used in North America:
http://www.modelaircraft.org/comp/frequency.htm
08-20-2003, 02:03 AM
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WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
jefkraft
The listed bands for modeling use in Belgium are: 27Mhz, 35Mhz and 40Mhz with 35 being the only one for aircraft only when used within 3Km of a flying site.
You can check at: www.ukrcc.org
John
The listed bands for modeling use in Belgium are: 27Mhz, 35Mhz and 40Mhz with 35 being the only one for aircraft only when used within 3Km of a flying site.
You can check at: www.ukrcc.org
John
08-20-2003, 04:47 PM
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WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
This RF module is only to restore a "museum piece".
I use 100 % legal (and state-of-the art) Futaba equipment in
my models.
John's list of allowed frequencies is correct, but the "BIPT"
(Belgian Institute for Post and Telecom, or something like
that) can allow usage of frequencies between 72.00 and 72.500
MHz. Guess you just have to pay for it...
I use 100 % legal (and state-of-the art) Futaba equipment in
my models.
John's list of allowed frequencies is correct, but the "BIPT"
(Belgian Institute for Post and Telecom, or something like
that) can allow usage of frequencies between 72.00 and 72.500
MHz. Guess you just have to pay for it...
08-20-2003, 05:05 PM
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WANTED: Kraft Tx RF module(s) 72.160 MHz
Originally posted by jefkraft
[BGuess you just have to pay for it... [/B]
[BGuess you just have to pay for it... [/B]
If you would post agine at the vintage forum here at this board I would bet three burned out glow plugs aginst a stale glazed donut that you will find your Kraft module. A lot of that stuff is still floating around.
John
