Can I do it in this way?
03-12-2003, 06:29 AM
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Hi there:
I used to fly my pattern planes with JR3810 and I purchased one JRPCM10x recently. Unfortunatly, the X'tal on this new JRPCM10X(36.550MHz) doesn't work at the same frequency as my old receivers(36.090MHz).Some guy at my flight field suggested that I could plug the old TX X'tal in 3810 to PCM10X and "make it work and save lots of money".
Is it a workable solution? or I would have this Tx X'tal burned away? Plz lend your helping hand. Thanks
I used to fly my pattern planes with JR3810 and I purchased one JRPCM10x recently. Unfortunatly, the X'tal on this new JRPCM10X(36.550MHz) doesn't work at the same frequency as my old receivers(36.090MHz).Some guy at my flight field suggested that I could plug the old TX X'tal in 3810 to PCM10X and "make it work and save lots of money".
Is it a workable solution? or I would have this Tx X'tal burned away? Plz lend your helping hand. Thanks
03-12-2003, 12:35 PM
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TS, in teh US it is illegal for the user to change the transmitter crystal. please ask your distributo rin your country to ssist you.
03-12-2003, 01:15 PM
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To Mrs AnnMarie Cross :
I never know that change transmitter's X'tal is illegal in U.S.Now you had given me a valuable lesson. I will accept your suggestion to ask our local distributor to help me.
Many thanks.
I never know that change transmitter's X'tal is illegal in U.S.Now you had given me a valuable lesson. I will accept your suggestion to ask our local distributor to help me.
Many thanks.
