Duratrax Transmitter
01-28-2008, 01:21 AM
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Duratrax Transmitter
We just got a Duratrax AZPT3PG-75 AM Transmitter.
I have googled and searched in RCU for any info on this - to no avail.
Nothing on their web page, do they still make transmitters?
Does anyone have any info on this equipment?
A copy of the instruction manual would be great.
We are new to cars, I'm more into planes.
This seems a little different, especially the ESC.
All help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
KW_Counter
I have googled and searched in RCU for any info on this - to no avail.
Nothing on their web page, do they still make transmitters?
Does anyone have any info on this equipment?
A copy of the instruction manual would be great.
We are new to cars, I'm more into planes.
This seems a little different, especially the ESC.
All help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
KW_Counter
01-28-2008, 05:40 PM
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RE: Duratrax Transmitter
Futaba makes most of the Duratrax transmitters now. What model vehicle was it? I've not been in hobby real long, but the number sure doesn't look familair.
The lower end kits are 27 mhz AM and 75 mhz AM. The faster ones are 75 mhz FM.
The lower end kits are 27 mhz AM and 75 mhz AM. The faster ones are 75 mhz FM.
01-31-2008, 03:52 PM
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RE: Duratrax Transmitter
Guver,
It didn't come with a vehicle.
It is a 75 mHz AM.
I found out it is a Futaba but not much else.
Thanks,
KW_Counter
It didn't come with a vehicle.
It is a 75 mHz AM.
I found out it is a Futaba but not much else.
Thanks,
KW_Counter
