Re: [RCSE] 50 MHz. operation

2001-10-19 Thread Art Mcnamee
Hi James, The 50 MHz band is the newest HAM band for RC flying and offers some more protection from HAMs. 53 MHz is a ham band and could cause some problems if conditions are right. I have flown on 53 MHz for years with no problems. In theory the antennas are different lengths but the ant. on you

Re: [RCSE] 50 Mhz

2001-08-23 Thread James V. Bacus
At 10:02 AM 8/23/2001, Tom Watson wrote: >As I said, your mileage may vary and if SC works for you, go for it. I use the same RX's Stumper uses (mostly 649s), rock solid in a contest environment, I'll trust my most expensive planes with this rx any day of the week. I use them in my scale plane

Re: [RCSE] 50 Mhz

2001-08-20 Thread James Porter Jr
> > Any Hams out there flying on 6 meters (50 Mhz)? Or > > even 53 Mhz? > > > I fly 53 Mhz. It was worth getting a bunch of new equipment, in my > opinion, but there is one thing to consider: there are only two makers > of double-conversion receivers for 6 meters, FMA and JR, and the JR > receiver

RE: [RCSE] 50 Mhz

2001-08-15 Thread Tripp Meister
That's what I use and am happy with it. Getting equipment can be a little challenging but not unmanageable. I have my Airtronics TX converted by Airtronics so I didn't have to buy a new one either. My .02 worth. -Original Message- From: Davin Bentti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

Re: [RCSE] 50 MHz.

2000-04-08 Thread Paul Breed
At 08:27 PM 4/8/2000 -0400, you wrote: >I'm looking for a fairly inexpensive receiver on 50 MHz. It only needs to be >4 channel. So far my search has been unsuccessful. Who makes one and who >sells one? I have a 50Mhz FMA. Paul (Kl7JG) >Thanks in advance. > >Randy Bullard >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >

Re: [RCSE] 50 MHz.

2000-04-08 Thread Len Revelle
Not sure what Futaba makes on 50Mhz but know they offer some of their transmitters. I assume there's a receiver to match. Hitec only offers the Supreme and has told me they will not make them in other receivers. I have several JR's on 50Mhz, including the R600. Haven't seen indication that the 6

Re: [RCSE] 50 Mhz radio"s

2000-04-04 Thread Art Mcnamee
Hi Gary, Yes 50 MHz fadios are legal for airplane frequencies if you are a licensed ham radio operator. 53MHz frequencies are still OK also. Thermals, Art Gary and Tracy Humphrey wrote: > Are 50 MHz radio's legal for airplane frequencies? I don't know that much > about them. > Thanks Gary > >