Lynn,
The RF module is exactly that...The RF portion of the system. If the xtal
module is being replaced with a synth module, and is compliant with the FCC
regs, than there is no problem... That is assuming that the JR module is
used with a JR tx. The same goes for the Hitec module. It is on
So how does this play with "Type certification"?
Many people screamed about the use of synth. modules in crystal controlled
Tx's, now it's OK?
Lynn King, Anacortes WA.
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1. With synthesized transmitters and receivers, it's very easy for flyers to
forget what channel they're on and to take a pin for one channel while
actually using another.
2. There's also the issue of accountability. When someone gets shot down,
nobody with synthesized gear will be willing to admi
Sounds great. Have been waiting a couple of years
for JR to jump into the 21st Century. However I have some apprehension
about it. Just hope it works like the EVO with scanner module. The
MANDATORY feature I'm looking for is when you turn it on it won't let you
use a frequency that's alre
Gordy,
Sounds great. Have been waiting a couple of years for JR to jump
into the 21st Century. However I have some apprehension about it.
Just hope it works like the EVO with scanner module. The MANDATORY
feature I'm looking for is when you turn it on it won't let you use a
frequency that's
A channel
scanner!
With the new
channel scanner from Great Plains (Hobbico/Tower) you can protect yourself and
others from 'dialing a crash'.
Its about
the size of a digital camera, with 60 LEDs numbered on the front. When it finds
a freq on, it stays lit while the scanner continues to
A while back there was a link to a method of repairing FG/composite
fuselages using a bunch of little overlapping pieces of suitable cloth.
Anybody happen to have that bookmarked so I can find it again?
Thermals,
Ed Jett
P.S. - Air was awesomely good in East Mississippi today. Only thing wrong
Tom,
Karen and I, got back home about 3 this afternoon.
It was nice, I suppose, but I do not think as many people were there
" Overall" as in years past.
Could be fuel prices, weather, or Toledo Hotel TaxesMy god, 8 percent
and then another 6 percent for something else.
We hooked up with all
Here's the correct URL to the JR Transmitter module:
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Shop/ByCategory/Product/Default.aspx?ProdID=JRPTXMS
The version in my previous post was truncated by word wrap. Sorry about that.
On the JR synthesized receiver at
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Shop/ByCategory/Produ
Typical.
Everyone else in the world uses synthesized receivers because there's
cheaper to make than individual crystals or continuous tuning mechanisms
because its possible to make stable, high performance receivers cheaply.
Finally, the mainstream R/C world gets round to doing this, they mu
ROFL, now that was funny!!! 8-)
At 03:56 PM 4/3/2005, Rick Eckel wrote:
An ultra-light and compact. trash bag??? ;-)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, and Team JR
AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net
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An ultra-light and compact. trash bag??? ;-)
At 04:04 PM 4/3/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys
Now Hitec, Futa and JR have a 'Spectra-esque' module. Two dials to chose
your frequency...BUT more importantly is a gadget that used to be a just
cool thing to have, or a neat idea to have but
Russ Young wrote:
>Thought I'd pass this along...from one of SASS club members, Jim Laurel...
>http://www.horizonhobby.com/Shop/ByCategory/Product/Default.aspx?ProdID=JRPT
Also, this was apparently discovered by "kwilliby" on RCGroups.com. It
appears to be a JR synthesized receiver to go along w
>So what has the availability of channel on demand Modules for all brands and
>synth RXs from all brands made a necessity?
Wow, that was hard to parse!
--
Winch Solenoid Safety Buzzer - http://www.vvsss.com/buzzer/
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\__|_
Sounds like I am going to have to get back on the ham bands if everybody
goes to dial-a-crash transmitters.
Chuck Anderson
At 03:04 PM 4/3/2005, you wrote:
Hi guys
Now Hitec, Futa and JR have a 'Spectra-esque' module. Two dials to chose
your frequency...BUT more importantly is a gadget that used
A channel scanner?
From:
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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 13:04
To: Soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] JR/Futa/Hitec
synth module..has suddenly made a new product a must!
Hi guys
Now Hitec, Futa and JR have a
'Spectra-esque'
Since I stayed home from Fresno, I finally have a web site set up. Visit
at www.sailplanesystems.com
Tom Finch
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Hi guys
Now Hitec, Futa and JR have a 'Spectra-esque' module. Two dials to
chose your frequency...BUT more importantly is a gadget that used
to be a just cool thing to have, or a
neat idea to have but as of today is a MUST for every RC pilot to own and
use...before and after you turn on your
I am looking for a NIB, EPP foam, 3 meter Ka-6 sloper. If anyone has one
lying around please contact me off list.
Thanks...
Bob
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Thought I'd pass this along...from one of SASS club members, Jim Laurel...
I ran across this on Horizon's website today. Looks like JR is
FINALLY going to ship a synth module! What's cool is that it seems to
be a drop in replacement for any JR tx that uses the standard module.
Very cool.
-- D
It looked like a good weekend for
Toledo: cold, sleet, snow, high winds, miserable
weather. For the first time in alsmost a decade I missed goin to the
event. So, how was Toledo?
Tom H. NagelColumbus,
Ohio
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