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09-10-2008, 06:04 PM
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Would anyome be able to help me locate a receiver for a .Ace R/C transmitter on 72.080 .Digital commander .3 CHANNEL SYSTEM ..Kind regards john schicker 
09-11-2008, 09:32 AM
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RE: receiver
Any idea if this transmitter is AM or the older FM wideband? I believe Ace Hobby here in the U.S. still shows availability on several models of AM receivers.
09-11-2008, 11:01 AM
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Be aware, 72.080 is one of the "OLD" rc channels, and I doubt if you'll find a current receiver on that frequency. Those channels are no longer available for use by radio control equipment.
You could probably send the radio to radio south or someone other service facility, get the transmitter changed to a current available channel, and then get a matching receiver.
You could probably send the radio to radio south or someone other service facility, get the transmitter changed to a current available channel, and then get a matching receiver.
09-11-2008, 03:37 PM
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RE: receiver
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Be aware, 72.080 is one of the "OLD" rc channels, and I doubt if you'll find a current receiver on that frequency. Those channels are no longer available for use by radio control equipment.
You could probably send the radio to radio south or someone other service facility, get the transmitter changed to a current available channel, and then get a matching receiver.
Be aware, 72.080 is one of the "OLD" rc channels, and I doubt if you'll find a current receiver on that frequency. Those channels are no longer available for use by radio control equipment.
You could probably send the radio to radio south or someone other service facility, get the transmitter changed to a current available channel, and then get a matching receiver.
09-11-2008, 03:49 PM
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Crud - I didn't see that part. There are probably parts of KS and Nebrasaka where it's being used, too... Not that it's supposed to, but it wouldn't surprise me.
The last radio I had on those old frequencies was an MRC 765 from 1976. That's been a while back.
There are probably parts of KS and Nebrasaka where it's being used, too... Not that it's supposed to, but it wouldn't surprise me. The last radio I had on those old frequencies was an MRC 765 from 1976. That's been a while back.
