Go to ebay I got one for little of nothing. like 25 for JR
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| We had a break-in at my clubs flying field last weekend and all we
| lost was our two Buddy Boxes 1 Futaba and 1 JR. I am now looking for
| a cheep way to replace them. Does any one know of a source for
| replacements.
Your club members. If your club is of any size, you should have lots
of people who have upgraded from 4 channel to more channel or computer
radios, and the old transmitters should work fine. Or, pre-1991 wide
band equipment makes nice buddy boxes too. (Remove the crystals and
battery just to be sure nobody tries to transmit with them.)
If that doesn't work, hit a swap meet -- you'll find this sort of
thing there, dirt cheap.
If you're in a hurry, Ebay can be good. Swap meets will get you far
better prices, but there may not be one coming up.
And places like Tower Hobbies will sell you a buddy box (basically a
standard transmitter minus crystal, battery and charger) for like $50.
Ebay is probably a better plan, however.
Call the local pawn shops and check Ebay. That's the most likely
places for your thief to unload his booty. Your dollar loss isn't
very high, but it would be incredibly satisfying to nail the guy.

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Alan Harriman - 04 Aug 2004 13:19 GMT
>And places like Tower Hobbies will sell you a buddy box (basically a
>standard transmitter minus crystal, battery and charger) for like $50.
>Ebay is probably a better plan, however.
Bruckner Hobbies has Futaba buddy boxes for about $29.
http://www.brucknerhobbies.com/Aircraft%20Radios.htm (scroll down)
Alan Harriman