Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
04-17-2006, 05:38 PM
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Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
Do I need a synthesized rx with a synthesized tx? Can I just use a synthesized tx and set it to the channel the rx is tuned for?
Did some searching and didn't find anything clear on this.
I'd am ordering a JR 9303 and am not sure if I need to order a snyth rx or not. I really wish they'd release their new line of synth rx before early May so I didn't have to get the R2000 10ch rx.
Anyway, thanks!
Did some searching and didn't find anything clear on this.
I'd am ordering a JR 9303 and am not sure if I need to order a snyth rx or not. I really wish they'd release their new line of synth rx before early May so I didn't have to get the R2000 10ch rx.
Anyway, thanks!
04-17-2006, 05:46 PM
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RE: Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
On Hitec, you tune the transmitter module to the same channel the receiver is on. I would bet it is the same for a JR. I am sure the receiver will need to be on the same shift (+) as JR.
04-17-2006, 05:48 PM
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RE: Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
That's what I thought. I'd just like to have all my planes on different channels, or maybe get synth rx down the road. Guess I'll go ahead and get it with a standard PCM rx and have the synth tx module.
What do you mean same shift (+)?
Thanks for the reply!
What do you mean same shift (+)?
Thanks for the reply!
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On Hitec, you tune the transmitter module to the same channel the receiver is on. I would bet it is the same for a JR. I am sure the receiver will need to be on the same shift (+) as JR.
On Hitec, you tune the transmitter module to the same channel the receiver is on. I would bet it is the same for a JR. I am sure the receiver will need to be on the same shift (+) as JR.
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RE: Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
Just use JR equipment and not worry about it.
Just say that shift is the reason a JR TX can't control a Futaba PPM RX.
Just say that shift is the reason a JR TX can't control a Futaba PPM RX.
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What do you mean same shift (+)?
Thanks for the reply!
What do you mean same shift (+)?
Thanks for the reply!
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On Hitec, you tune the transmitter module to the same channel the receiver is on. I would bet it is the same for a JR. I am sure the receiver will need to be on the same shift (+) as JR.
On Hitec, you tune the transmitter module to the same channel the receiver is on. I would bet it is the same for a JR. I am sure the receiver will need to be on the same shift (+) as JR.
04-17-2006, 06:34 PM
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RE: Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
Yep, getting a 9303 with synth module and the PCM R770. I'll worry about a synth rx later down the road.
BTW, how the heck would I know what channel my rx is on so I can set the tx to the appropriate channel? When I was last in the hobby I think I remember there used to be a little sticker on the receiver with the channel #. Is that still the case?
BTW, how the heck would I know what channel my rx is on so I can set the tx to the appropriate channel? When I was last in the hobby I think I remember there used to be a little sticker on the receiver with the channel #. Is that still the case?
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Just use JR equipment and not worry about it.
Just say that shift is the reason a JR TX can't control a Futaba PPM RX.
Just use JR equipment and not worry about it.
Just say that shift is the reason a JR TX can't control a Futaba PPM RX.
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RE: Synth. rx required with synth. tx?
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BTW, how the heck would I know what channel my rx is on so I can set the tx to the appropriate channel? When I was last in the hobby I think I remember there used to be a little sticker on the receiver with the channel #. Is that still the case?
BTW, how the heck would I know what channel my rx is on so I can set the tx to the appropriate channel? When I was last in the hobby I think I remember there used to be a little sticker on the receiver with the channel #. Is that still the case?
