An FYI to counter some comments we've seen on different forums/discussion groups... The Futaba 14 MZ transmitter is region-locked by the manufacturer. If a...
Somehow this makes absolutely no sense to me.... Brazil regulations are exactly the same as US for model aircrafts and surface remote control.. How would this...
I read this email and the Message Bill sent makes a lot of sense. While Brazil may have the same regulations as the USA many other countries do not. If the...
Geistware
rcmodeling@...
Jul 25, 2005 2:28 pm
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There should be no problems whatsoever if you have a 27 MHz Futaba AM transmitter and want to other brands of 27 MHz AM receivers. AM is AM and is pretty much...
The Futaba 14 MZ does not "know" where it is. The region-locking is determined by the area of distribution of the system. Transmitters distributed in North...
In order to clarify this, the competition would be an internationally- recognized championship/qualifier. We're sorry, but this wouldn't apply if you wanted to...
Now it makes sense Its a tx locking to prevent the owner from using a unlicenced frequency... I understood it was a TX locking to prevent it to be used in a...
On a related topic, how does the 14 MZ handle HAM frequencies? Is a HAM licensed rc'er able to switch between HAM & 72 MHz frequencies within the same...
On a related topic, how does the 14 MZ handle HAM frequencies? Is a HAM licensed rc'er able to switch between HAM & 72 MHz frequencies within the same...
Right now, the Amateur Radio channels are not available for the 14 MZ. They will be, but we don't have a timeline right now. bill b ... a HAM licensed rc'er...
In the US operation in the Ham bands illegally is enforced by the FCC. Recent enforcement has led to fines and incarceration. John Ferrell http://DixieNC.US ...
... which band is ... The fact that the 14MZ contains a synthesiser is surely not the reason for region locking, at least not in such an inflexible way. After...
... So how do we get on a list to be notified when the 50 mHz 14 MZ is actually available? Jim Porter Johnston Iowa USA "The airplane stays up because it...
Hello to all. A special howdy to Bill Baxter; many moons ago we were fellow empolyees of the same firm. Back into the RC hobby after absence of about 10...
Hi Dave. I'm Pete Carr, ww3o, from State College, PA. It would be far easier to find a TX module for your transmitter than to shift the receiver up to 72.xx...
David: Your radio is a treasure, the only problem is that it transmits in 512 PCM and only the original Futaba RX would work, sometimes you can find othre used...
Alfredo Betancourt
aeromodelismo1@...
Sep 7, 2005 2:16 pm
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David, That radio is a boat anchor now. If you could find anyone to narrow band is like Radio South it would cost way to much money. Mike p.s. I use to work...
I wouldn't make it a boat anchor just yet. There are a lot of guys out there who love to fly single stick and have put other 'guts' into this box. Check...
Alfredo: thank you for your kind advice. I do have the original Futaba receiver that, I beleive, receives the 512 PCM signal (on 53.400 MHz) Now I jsut need...
... Hi, I have some old Futaba 53 MHz transmit modules that I was going to put for auction on eBay. If you know the designation of the module (the part number...
Don, Do you have a book out on the 9C Don Edberg <don@...> wrote:> Message: 1 ... Hi, I have some old Futaba 53 MHz transmit modules that I was going...
I have setup a high wing airplane with flaps on my 9Z using the folowing config. 2 aileron servos on a Y connected to channel 1. 1 flap servo on channel 6,...
I flew in the European SAM Champs this year but the problems associated with using European Futaba 6 A?? equipment in my planes set up for my US Futaba 8U....
Hello Dave, ... It should be. ... I can only relate to what I did with my 9ZAP and 9ZAWII transmitters. I presume the same will be true for the 8U if you can...