Frank Schwartz

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Does anyone out there have any Futaba dual conversion 6 meter receiver crystals to sell or trade??
I have two 06 and one 04, and I need at least two for channel 00 (double zero)..or buy or steal or whatever....trade the 04 and 06....
Futaba is out and will not have more...
Thanks
Frank Schwartz
W4KFK
AMA123
88 years young and still building and flying....

LesUyeda

NO NO Frank. I'm on 00 and I don't any competetion::-)))))))))))))))

Les
WA6EER

Frank Schwartz

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Shucks ! You're no help at all..... And all this time, I thought I was the only one on 00

Frank

Ken Kehlet

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Hi Frank
I have one (1) Futaba 6 meter receiver crystal on # 00 and two (2) Transmitter # 00 Crystals.

I don't know if they work, but you are welcome to have them. Send me a PM if interested.

I also have Two almost complete, 6 channel, Futaba Systems, both are on # 02. I would like to sell them, AS IS, I don't know if anything works. The original owner passed away at age 70, that's 9 years younger than me, all proceeds will go to his widow.

One (1) Conquest System with 4 older servos, two (2) Receivers and no Charger.
One (1) 6 XA PCM/PPM with (4) 3003 servo and two (2) receivers, no Charger.
Both systems have the Styrofoam shipping containers and the cardboard boxes. Any interest there? Hope the photos go through.

Regards, Ken AMA 1528

Frank Schwartz

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Ken:
I only need the 00 receiver crystal, if that is ok with you. Frank Schwartz 102 Crestview Drive, Hendersonville TN 37075 and let me know how much I will owe you...email is [email protected]

Thank you,
Frank

Bax

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For Futaba dual-conversion FM receivers on 50 MHz:

FUTL5600 FRC800 FM DC RX CRYSTAL 00 US$14.99

However, it's no longer available. The set, though, is available:

FUTL2000 FMC800 DC FM CRYSTAL SET 00 US$39.99

These parts can be ordered through any hobby retailer who sells Futaba systems and accessories.

jaymen

I never understood why they made dual conversion narrow band for six meters when the channels are 100KHz apart. It does not hurt, but it isn't necessary and more expensive. I still fly 53.5 MHz AM and never have problems.

Jay Mendoza K5JJM

LesUyeda

Jay. My understanding is that "we are not alone". There are commercial stations alongside that are not as closely regulated/controlled as we are, and they can splatter all over the place.

Les