receiver antenna length
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just to let you know on another site i found an antenna length calculator. if you are running the standard AM 27.095 frequency, the ideal antenna lengths are 13.6142" or 27.224". The longer the aerial wire the better the reception.
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just to let you know on another site i found an antenna length calculator. if you are running the standard AM 27.095 frequency, the ideal antenna lengths are 13.6142" or 27.224". The longer the aerial wire the better the reception.
just to let you know on another site i found an antenna length calculator. if you are running the standard AM 27.095 frequency, the ideal antenna lengths are 13.6142" or 27.224". The longer the aerial wire the better the reception.
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just to let you know on another site i found an antenna length calculator. if you are running the standard AM 27.095 frequency, the ideal antenna lengths are 13.6142" or 27.224". The longer the aerial wire the better the reception.
just to let you know on another site i found an antenna length calculator. if you are running the standard AM 27.095 frequency, the ideal antenna lengths are 13.6142" or 27.224". The longer the aerial wire the better the reception.
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i have a tamiya hornet and found it on the tamiya rc site i belong to. its cool, it will calculate any frequency as long as its AM
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i have a tamiya hornet and found it on the tamiya rc site i belong to. its cool, it will calculate any frequency as long as its AM
i have a tamiya hornet and found it on the tamiya rc site i belong to. its cool, it will calculate any frequency as long as its AM
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do you have the URL? adress for the site?
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i have a tamiya hornet and found it on the tamiya rc site i belong to. its cool, it will calculate any frequency as long as its AM
i have a tamiya hornet and found it on the tamiya rc site i belong to. its cool, it will calculate any frequency as long as its AM
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/tools.asp?id=ariel
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i chected my antena and it is suposto be 49.6cm and it is spot on! well then agan it is a futaba reviver, trans, and throtal servo and hitec sterring...



