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This modification to the Turnigy9X transmitter allows for the use the 72 MHz JR module which requires 6 volts on one of it's pins. Additionally, the original...
It works with futaba too, at the banch. Need more testing. Opentx stuff.
will try it with a hitec transmitter.
Here we go.
Find a working JR XS3 synthesized transmitter, not XR3!
$25 plus shipping. At evil bay.
gutting the transmitter, remove the bits not longer need.
fing pin 8 from RF board (small one) , cut it . Connect it to the flysky th9x's PPM signals and power to the main board.
still need the main board, to change the channel.
stuff all the board in to a box. Done.
Find one, but is not 75 MHz, batter then nothing.
the clean look that counts.
have to build a box for the other one.
It works with hitec optic 6 too [different pin in], that can change between (+) and (-) shift. Still in reverse shift. Well it works.
See now thats smart...there are a million 75Mhz modules out there, for Pistol grip transmitters....someone should be working on how to make those work with full size transmitters
See now thats smart...there are a million 75Mhz modules out there, for Pistol grip transmitters....someone should be working on how to make those work with full size transmitters
I completely agree!!!!! I would pay serious money for such a module equipped with an interface jack. This could be a gold-mine for some smart cookie out there in tinker-land.
Still a mystery on pin input. Airtronics doesn't make it easy.
Testing with futaba, hitec should be ok too.
9x on er9x more flexible.
will post if things go ok.
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