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R A - 17 Aug 2005 08:43 GMT

Please does anyone know how to get a JR radio X2610 to work with an electric
Esky honey bee 2 is does have a ccpm facility but I cant get them to talk to
each other.

Rob

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Funfly3 - 17 Aug 2005 18:28 GMT

I have tried with a Futaba set and failed, I believe the Esky its a PCM set
up which will only work with the Esky tx

> Please does anyone know how to get a JR radio X2610 to work with an
> electric Esky honey bee 2 is does have a ccpm facility but I cant get them
> to talk to each other.
>
> Rob

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HELIJR2USA@inmail24.com - 18 Aug 2005 21:24 GMT

Is this the helicopter you got -
http://www.hobbyjapan2000.com/store/proddetail.php?prod=ESKY3D6B ??

I can use it with my JR transmitter, I just change the receiver

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Rob - 18 Aug 2005 21:57 GMT

Yes that's the one but not the 2005 version, what do you mean by just
changing the receiver as it part of the 4 in 1 or do you mean the crystal in
the receiver ? thanks Rob

> Is this the helicopter you got -
> http://www.hobbyjapan2000.com/store/proddetail.php?prod=ESKY3D6B ??
>
> I can use it with my JR transmitter, I just change the receiver

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Moby - 19 Aug 2005 00:16 GMT

My understanding is you cannot use a JR/Futaba/etc transmitter with
the receivers that come with the Esky/Dragonfly/etc.

The receivers that come with the helis usually have speed controller,
and sopmetimes gyro, built in.

To use your JR, you need to replace the receiver in the heli with a
compatable receiver, add a speed controller and a gyro (if the heli
does not already have separate ones)

>Please does anyone know how to get a JR radio X2610 to work with an electric
>Esky honey bee 2 is does have a ccpm facility but I cant get them to talk to
>each other.
>
>Rob

Regards,

Moby

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Mark Smith - 19 Aug 2005 14:19 GMT

> My understanding is you cannot use a JR/Futaba/etc transmitter with
> the receivers that come with the Esky/Dragonfly/etc.
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I am told the Futaba radio is in fact compatible with the Blade four in
one unit.

You need a transmitter that has the CCPM available too.

Check on http://runryder.com under the Blade forum for more info,
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Beav - 20 Aug 2005 16:35 GMT

> My understanding is you cannot use a JR/Futaba/etc transmitter with
> the receivers that come with the Esky/Dragonfly/etc.
>
> The receivers that come with the helis usually have speed controller,
> and sopmetimes gyro, built in.

That wouldn't be the issue.

> To use your JR, you need to replace the receiver in the heli with a
> compatable receiver, add a speed controller and a gyro (if the heli
> does not already have separate ones)

This would be true IF the receiver was a PCM system not PPM. If it's PPM,
then the JR (or just about any other) Tx which has CCPM capabilites will do
the job.

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