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Receiver question
If I set up a plane in my transmitter using a 72 MH PCM receiver, can I change to another identical PCM receiver without having to change the settings in the transmitter?
Gary |
RE: Receiver question
umm, theoretically it should work...but its not likely everything would be the same...Rog
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RE: Receiver question
It will work. I've done this a number of times including moving the program from one TX to another one being a 72 and the other a 2.4, including a different receivers within the same bandand there is a minimum of trim differecne, probably less that the difference between a 40 degree day and a 80 degree day.
Everything between the TX stick and the servo is just there to translate the signal from one to the other movement. You can change from one RX to another brand with no difference. The servo is looking for a signal within a set pulse width and that is all. How that pulse gets to the servo is transparent. Don |
RE: Receiver question
Thanks, I am going to try it as I am one receiver short and alot shorter on cash. Just crashed and am hesitant to use that receiver until I can afford to have checked out.
Gary |
RE: Receiver question
ORIGINAL: Campgems It will work. I've done this a number of times including moving the program from one TX to another one being a 72 and the other a 2.4, including a different receivers within the same band and there is a minimum of trim differecne, probably less that the difference between a 40 degree day and a 80 degree day. Everything between the TX stick and the servo is just there to translate the signal from one to the other movement. You can change from one RX to another brand with no difference. The servo is looking for a signal within a set pulse width and that is all. How that pulse gets to the servo is transparent. Don |
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