Synthesized transmitter module
06-27-2006, 03:20 PM
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Synthesized transmitter module
Hi,
I haven't purchased a radio for some time and am confused with regard to the following.
I'm looking at the 9cafs radio but what is the synthesized transmitter module and do I need it as well?
Thank You,
Bill
www.bp55899.com
I haven't purchased a radio for some time and am confused with regard to the following.
I'm looking at the 9cafs radio but what is the synthesized transmitter module and do I need it as well?
Thank You,
Bill
www.bp55899.com
06-29-2006, 02:58 PM
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RE: Synthesized transmitter module
A synthesized transmitter module is a module that doesn't use a crystal. Instead, special circuitry makes the output frequency...or "synthesizes" it. This means that you can easily change the transmitter frequency at the turn of a dial. It also means that the user is able to change the transmitter frequency because the entire module, with its channel-changing dials, is approved by the FCC for that kind of operation. The user cannot legally change the frequency of a regular, fixed-frequency module. That requires you to change the crystal and retune the unit. Unless you have the proper training and equipment, you cannot perform a frequency change on a crystal-controlled frequency module.
Please be aware that because we are the Futaba Service Center, North America, we can only answer regarding the radio frequency regulations for North America. Regulations are different in other parts of the world.
Please be aware that because we are the Futaba Service Center, North America, we can only answer regarding the radio frequency regulations for North America. Regulations are different in other parts of the world.
