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Can I convert a 75 Mhz Futaba to a 27 Mhz?

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Old 12-27-2008, 09:58 AM
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Default Can I convert a 75 Mhz Futaba to a 27 Mhz?

Hi, i just got into the RC hobby and I am in a weird situation. My first car was a Tamiya Frog expert built. It came with a 27 Mhz controller and receiver. I then went and purchased a Futaba 2PH controller which came with a receiver both of which work on the 75 Mhz frequency.

Now mind you I didn't know back then (early on in the month) that I could have used my Frog controller for other cars if they were on the 27Mhz frequency.

Anyway so i went down to the hobby shop where i bought the controller and asked for an AM receiver and crystal for my new car but the guy turned out didn't have any 75Mhz crystals left and only 1 more AM 75mhz receiver which I ended up purchasing. He had a few 27 and 40Mhz left but no more 75.

so now I am kinda screwed. My aim originally when I went with an AM controller is that I wanted the cheapest solution for my kit cars. i went to all the hobby shops and no one had 75mhz crystals only 27. So long term wise I don't know what to do. To swap over to the 27mhz would set me back some money which I would honestly rather spend on hopups or a new kit.

Is there a way to convert my 75 Mhz Futaba controller to a 27 Mhz?

Old 12-27-2008, 05:42 PM
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Default RE: Can I convert a 75 Mhz Futaba to a 27 Mhz?

sorry no.... Your best bet if you want to stick with 27mhz is to sell the 75mhz controller and buy a 27mhz......

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