Ok you all know to simply search 75mhz on ebay, that's not what I am talking about. A lot of the futaba 75mhz receivers listed on ebay the seller thinks its a 72mhz or just says futaba receiver in their listing. So look thru the 72mhz listing.
Here is what you do, look at the pictures more closely to see if you see the model numbers. Also if you see a picture of the back of the receiver or transmitter, look to see if the number 75 is after the model number on the back or on the label in the front. Here are a few examples on how a 75mhz receiver or transmitter label would look like.
Hope this helps
Here is what you do, look at the pictures more closely to see if you see the model numbers. Also if you see a picture of the back of the receiver or transmitter, look to see if the number 75 is after the model number on the back or on the label in the front. Here are a few examples on how a 75mhz receiver or transmitter label would look like.
Hope this helps
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