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About Ken Myers
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I can answer beginning, advanced and expert questions about electrically powered R/C model aircraft, and many questions about R/C model aircraft of all types, except helicopters. I`ve been building, flying and designing R/C model aircraft for 40 years.

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I have been building and flying radio controlled model aircraft since 1960. I'm the president of the Electric Flyers Only, Inc., located in southeasten Michigan. I'm a past president of the National Electric Aircraft Council. I'm vice-president of the Midwest R/C Society. I was president and main founder of the UFO (Union Lake Flying Organization). I've built and flown most types of model aircraft except helicopters.
 
   

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RC Model Airplanes/Cars/Boats - Daul Conversion Recivers


Expert: Ken Myers - 2/16/2008

Question
Can I use my JR radio and JR crystals in a hitec 555 submicro daul conversion reciever.

Answer
Hi Mark,

This is a difficult question to answer as you didn't tell me which shift the Hitec 555 is.  If your receiver is working now with a Futaba or Hitec transmitter, then it won't work with the JR, as the JR  is the opposite shift (and so is Airtronics) from the Futaba/Hitec transmitters.

You'll need a Hitec crystal for your Hitec receiver, either way.

Sincerely,
Ken

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