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Kcaz25 04.14.2009 09:34 PM

Help. I know almost nothing a/b radios
 
This a question my cousin Brian posed. (He'll be watching this so if you could tell him that he should register here. :rules: :whistle:) If a receiver or transmitter says 27 mhz on, does that mean that it will only work with 27 mhz crystals? https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...pl?pn=AIR92837 this is the receiver that I have right now in my BL xxx-t, except it says 75 mhz on the case, not just the crystal. I was going to put this crystal in it https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...&pn=AIR9301274 . my transmitter says 75 mhz on it too, would this work? I could just get this https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...ns&pn=JRR13575"

He's pretty smart just neither of us know much about radios. Its going in a MMM combo powered 8ight-t BTW. :yes:

Thanx,
Zack

magman 04.14.2009 09:36 PM

There are different and will not work together different frequencies

lincpimp 04.14.2009 09:39 PM

And some other fun things to think about... There is both fm and am 27 and 75mhz... So you first need to find out if you are running am or fm.

But in the end, 27mhz xtals will only work with a 27mhz radio and rec. Same with 75mhz, so no swapping!

Kcaz25 04.14.2009 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by magman (Post 279292)
There are different and will not work together different frequencies

So if a radio system says for example 75mhz on the cases you cannot use 27mhz crystals?

Don't forget to tell him to join. :lol: Seriously

Kcaz25 04.14.2009 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp (Post 279295)
And some other fun things to think about... There is both fm and am 27 and 75mhz... So you first need to find out if you are running am or fm.


YEAH, YEAH but that is about the extent of my radio knowledge. I'm going with an Airtronics MX-3FG FHSS2 so I won't have to worry... much. (I have researched this a fairly good deal.)

Kcaz25 04.14.2009 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp (Post 279295)

But in the end, 27mhz xtals will only work with a 27mhz radio and rec. Same with 75mhz, so no swapping!

This along with what Magman said pretty much answered everything. I hope! Brian will let me know soon enough if not. :intello:

Thanx,
Zack

magman 04.14.2009 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kcaz25 (Post 279296)
so if a radio system says for example 75mhz on the cases you cannot use 27mhz crystals?

Don't forget to tell him to join. :lol: Seriously

join rcm tonight!...WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR

_paralyzed_ 04.14.2009 09:59 PM

I've used am and fm xtals interchangeably. 27's and 75's wont match, but am 27's will match fm 27's and vice versa, and it is the same for am and fm 75's. As long as the 27.xxx numbers match they will work. It is the same frequency, they just use different methods to get there.

lincpimp 04.14.2009 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 279306)
I've used am and fm xtals interchangeably. 27's and 75's wont match, but am 27's will match fm 27's and vice versa, and it is the same for am and fm 75's. As long as the 27.xxx numbers match they will work. It is the same frequency, they just use different methods to get there.

Do you ever do anything right? HAHA

Anyways that is true, you can swap the crystals from am to fm if the frequency is the same.

magman 04.14.2009 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 279306)
I've used am and fm xtals interchangeably. 27's and 75's wont match, but am 27's will match fm 27's and vice versa, and it is the same for am and fm 75's. As long as the 27.xxx numbers match they will work. It is the same frequency, they just use different methods to get there.

See, I learned something new today!:yipi:


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