Changing from Ch 44 to 35 Futaba?
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Changing from Ch 44 to 35 Futaba?
Originally posted by Flyfalcons
Hitec doesn't use high/low band with their receivers. You should be fine.
Hitec doesn't use high/low band with their receivers. You should be fine.
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Changing from Ch 44 to 35 Futaba?
Some people say it works, but you're taking quite a risk. Not only might you have reduced range, but using Futaba crystals in Hitec equipment may produce noise on neighboring frequencies. Not just the RC channels, but also the industrial (primary) users who pay BIG bucks to have their frequencies. Do you really want to be responsible for heavy industrial equipment going haywire and hurting / killing someone?
Please, pay it safe and get the right crystal - they're not expensive ($10), and MUCH cheaper than a lawsuit.
Please, pay it safe and get the right crystal - they're not expensive ($10), and MUCH cheaper than a lawsuit.
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Changing from Ch 44 to 35 Futaba?
Sorry, but a wrong RX crystal is not going to generate RF noise. It might accept some though, so it is just better to get a Futaba crystal.
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Changing from Ch 44 to 35 Futaba?
Originally posted by Flyfalcons
Sorry, but a wrong RX crystal is not going to generate RF noise. It might accept some though, so it is just better to get a Futaba crystal.
Sorry, but a wrong RX crystal is not going to generate RF noise. It might accept some though, so it is just better to get a Futaba crystal.