Buddy Box ?
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From: Toronto, ON, CANADA
There is a link of capable buddy boxes in the Futaba range.
Note that the 6EXA has the "New" Trainer cord (Square plug).
http://www.futaba-rc.com/radios/trainer-cord.html
gus
Note that the 6EXA has the "New" Trainer cord (Square plug).
http://www.futaba-rc.com/radios/trainer-cord.html
gus
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From: Stone Mountain, GA
The old AM radios had slightly different connections than the newer FM radios.
I did modify an old AM to be used as a buddy box. Not simple to do. I removed the tx board and battery. Then had to make a minor cicruit change. Also the old AM radios used a different servo center standard, so I had to readjust the timing.
Not recommended. Too much work as you can pick up a TX only real cheap.
Find someone who wants a flight pack. Buy a cheap radio, give him the rx/servos and take the TX.
Or just get the buddy box for $45: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXLV14&P=7
I did modify an old AM to be used as a buddy box. Not simple to do. I removed the tx board and battery. Then had to make a minor cicruit change. Also the old AM radios used a different servo center standard, so I had to readjust the timing.
Not recommended. Too much work as you can pick up a TX only real cheap.
Find someone who wants a flight pack. Buy a cheap radio, give him the rx/servos and take the TX.
Or just get the buddy box for $45: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXLV14&P=7



