futaba radios and jr receivers
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futaba radios and jr receivers
Heres another easy question from a dumb nubbie. The plane that I currently fly has a JR Quattro radio setup. Its a good setup but i want to get a computer radio. I really prefer Futaba because most my friends at the local field have there equipment, and i know of a few people with JR that has had issues. My main issue is that the plate in my plane that the receiver and battery is under was glued in from the factory and without surgury it wont come out, so I cant easily change receivers. I know that some radio systems and receivers will work with each other, but I dont know if Futaba radios will function JR receivers, and nobody I know has a Futaba on CH 42. So I come to the brains on here to help with a dumb question. Thanks.
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RE: futaba radios and jr receivers
nope... they will not work together... JR is positive shift and Futaba is negative shift
JR does have a Rx that is compatible (the R600 Sport I believe) but what you have won't work.... sorry
JR does have a Rx that is compatible (the R600 Sport I believe) but what you have won't work.... sorry
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nope... they will not work together... JR is positive shift and Futaba is negative shift
JR does have a Rx that is compatible (the R600 Sport I believe) but what you have won't work.... sorry
nope... they will not work together... JR is positive shift and Futaba is negative shift
JR does have a Rx that is compatible (the R600 Sport I believe) but what you have won't work.... sorry
Futaba doesn't care and I can see why, but JR, or at least on the forum here basically said they'd never heard of the problem even though myself and at least one other poster asked about it.
Just a little tidbit for your "for what it's worth" file...