Re: [RCSE] HiTech Receiver, Futaba Tx

2000-07-17 Thread Brett Jaffee

Provided you were sold a dual conversion crystal, it should work fine.

Perry Hudson wrote:

> Ok, got a HiTech Super Slim 8.  Bought a HiTech crystal from my local hobby
> shop guy, plugged in my HS MG 85 servos with my 1100   mah battery and nothing
> worked.  I'm using a Futaba 8U and was wondering if I was doing something wrong?.
>  I tried the PCM and PPM functions both.  Batteries are hot all round and servos
> are known to be good as well the Tx..
>
> Shouldn't this receiver work with this Tx??
> Regards, Perry
>
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Re: [RCSE] HiTech Receiver, Futaba Tx

2000-07-17 Thread Ian Roach

Dave Wenzlick wrote:
> 
> There are two versions of the Slim 8.  One listens to JR/Airtronics
> TX's and the other listens to Futaba/Hitec TX's.
>
Dave and Perry,

I bought one of these receivers a few days ago. When I read Perry's post
I rushed down to the workshop to check if my new purchase worked. It is
marked "use with Hitec or Futaba Tx".

It works perfectly with both my JR and Futaba transmitters.

I have been mixing JR, Futaba, and Hitec equipment indiscriminately, and
successfully, for years. This applies to PPM only of course. I also have
an FMA Direct receiver that works perfectly with JR or Futaba
transmitters. It is marked as Futaba compatible.

I always use an Rx crystal of the same brand as the Rx it is used with.
I understand some combinations of brands do work together, but the only
mixture I ever tried did not.

I often read, from US sources, of problems of compatibility between
different brands, but it does not seem to happen here. Is it possible
the manufacturers are supplying equipment built to different standards
in different parts of the world? 

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