Mark Wales on 12-25-04 11:27 PM wrote: >I was looking through a padded case where I keep all my RC electronics and >came across a JR NER-627XZ 7 channel PCM receiver. > > On the side of the receiver there is a sticker that says "low band > 72.010-72.510" does that mean those are the only channels it can be used > with?
I've seen that Great Planes ElectriFly Rx's split the frequency band into two parts "Tuned to either Low band (11-35) or High band (36-60)." which is odd since these Rx's will automatically select the shift of the Tx. (Course since I'm no EE maybe it's not odd at all!) Since I have two Tx's at channels 46 and 21, this is a PIA. My question is: do the current crop of JR Rx's split the R/C frequency band in parts as does Mr. Wales JR NER-627XZ 7 channel PCM receiver? Also do any of them select the proper shift of the Tx in use? -- Jim Holliman -- Tulsa, Oklahoma AMA & TULSOAR RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME turned off.
