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Old 01-13-2003, 03:55 PM
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Does anyone know if I can use any other receiver than the JR R122 with the JR XR2 transmitter. It's AM 75 Mhz.

It has so many functions and trims I'm not shure about this !

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Got a radio question, eh? (sorry, your name IS Canuck )
You could try a Novak XXL, just be sure it's for AM 75mhz.
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I have a spare HITEC receiver in the AM 75 Mhz. I guess I will put it to the test !

I was mostly curious to found out if there were any specila requirements for the receiver to decode the digital trim signals or any old plain Jane receiver will work.

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i have the same as u and I was just wondering the same thing this past weekend
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I really think it should work but maybe someone knows for shure.

I will let you know if I find an answer.

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Hey "RACERB" here's some info I got from another user:

"I run my XR2 with a Futaba R122JE reciever with no problems at all. The R122JE is stocked at my LHS and is cheaper than anything else... I figure if it works, why not? I run Futaba crystals in both the reciever and transmitter. Honestly, I'm pretty sure the JR 122 and Futaba R122JE actually ARE the same reciever under the plastic. But that's just my opinion."

Look's promising !

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Originally posted by Canuck
Does anyone know if I can use any other receiver than the JR R122 with the JR XR2 transmitter. It's AM 75 Mhz.

It has so many functions and trims I'm not shure about this !

Thank's

if u think XR2 has many features, XR3i has even more features. features that you'll ever need to have a complete control over ur car. plus, XR3i comes with a high toruque steering servo which is.... nice.

ur transimitter should work fine when using other reciever. i do not recommend getting a synthesized reciever becoz they dont make a module for XR2. i recomend the futaba receivers. they're so damn small and less likely to glitch.
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Hey MAXBOOST ... thank's for the info !

Why would there be the need for a XR2 module in a synthesized receiver ? The R122 futaba don't have a special module ?

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Ok, can somebody post a matrix of what transmitters, crystals and receivers work with what. ie.

--trans----cryst----rec----works?
M8 Air Fut Yes

I wanna know if an M8 can use JR(or airtronics) crystals with JR receivers.

I know that M8's with Airtronic crystals work with futaba receivers. But thats the only mixing I know for sure works.
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Originally posted by Canuck
Hey MAXBOOST ... thank's for the info !

Why would there be the need for a XR2 module in a synthesized receiver ? The R122 futaba don't have a special module ?


synthesized means there is no need for crystals, the frequency can be changed just by turning the knob to the desired frequency. the same thing applies to ur transmitter, u need a module to change the frequency without buying sets of crystals. most (if not all) futaba recievers uses crystals. i can only think of novak XXtra synthesized receivers.
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I wanna know if an M8 can use JR(or airtronics) crystals with JR receivers.

some crystals have different shape than others. some will not fit on a certain transmitter. i know jr uses this grey cap on top of their crystals for label which i think will not fit on M8.
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all 27mhz am crystals, recievers, and radios ar eexchangeable.

JR and Futaba 75mhz AM equiptment all work together
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