Dick T.

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Stumbled into a new in dirty foam box Tracker III radio plus three receivers for cheap. Missing operating manual so if anyone has one I will purchase or download a copy.

I like fiddling with older radios, only reason I picked it up. I know they were pretty advanced in the early 72mhz synthesized frequency days but a manual will be helpful.

It holds a decent charge and seems to work fine although I have yet to range check it.

Shoot a note here or PM if you have anything on this radio. Looking forward to some play time.

Thanks,

APA-228

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Do you still need a copy of the manual for your Tracker iii?

Dick T.

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Yes I do. Whatever you have will be great.

Advise and thanks.

dw_crash

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Any luck finding a manual? I could use one also.

Dw_crash

Jim Schwagle

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The transmitter came with two manuals, the main one and a small one that seemed to be corrections or an addendum. In any case here are both, in Dropbox. When you click on the link it will ask you to join, just say no and it will proceed to a preview where you can download. It will also ask you if you want to join when you click on download, again just say no and proceed to download. Adobe seems to ask for you to add a font package, none is needed.

http://tinyurl.com/h7fsnfa
http://tinyurl.com/h2ays4l

Rocketman612

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Fella get a real radio. My friend had a Tracker and it was nothing but a hassle. Difficult to program and not a quality radio.

dw_crash

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Had it for years. Works well. Love it to replace old none computer radios. I retired a few radios cause I switched them to my tracker. I want a manual to recall how to set a mix from flap to elevator. Problem is flap zero is one servo extreme and straight mix goofs this up.