hitech synthesizer?????
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RE: hitech synthesizer?????
the spectra will work fine in either PPM or PCM... Though technically it's against FCC regs to use it in a futaba radio... shhhh, i won't tell if you dont...
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RE: hitech synthesizer?????
In a nutshell, a Futaba 8AU with a Hitec Spectrum module will work just as well with a standard FM (PPM) receiver of any brand compatible with negative shift signaling. or a Futaba 1024 PCM. The fact that it is illegal to use a Hitec Spectrum module in a Futaba TX is between you, your AMA insurance, and FCC. And, if I had my way it would be illegal to use it at our club field.
NOTE: A Hitec TX will only work with a Hitec PCM. A Futaba TX will only work with a Futaba PCM. The Pulse Codes used in their respective systems are proprietary and unique to the brand.
NOTE #2: There is now a Futaba 72mhz synthesizer available for all of the TX's compatible with the TP modules. I just received mine and installed it in my 9C. My initial range checks equal or exceed those I got from the standard FM TP/TK modules.
NOTE: A Hitec TX will only work with a Hitec PCM. A Futaba TX will only work with a Futaba PCM. The Pulse Codes used in their respective systems are proprietary and unique to the brand.
NOTE #2: There is now a Futaba 72mhz synthesizer available for all of the TX's compatible with the TP modules. I just received mine and installed it in my 9C. My initial range checks equal or exceed those I got from the standard FM TP/TK modules.
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RE: hitech synthesizer?????
ORIGINAL: HoundDog
This may be the second replay but I'm not sure the first was sent properly ... where did u obtain the Futaba Synthezier that works with the 9c and the the 8UAFS? Cost? and Availibility thanks
Mike Flanagan
This may be the second replay but I'm not sure the first was sent properly ... where did u obtain the Futaba Synthezier that works with the 9c and the the 8UAFS? Cost? and Availibility thanks
Mike Flanagan
http://www.cma1193.com/vendors.htm