this may seem kinda dumb, what is high band or low?
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im fairly new to all of this. and im looking for another reciever for my plane radio (conquest), and i read that there are 72mhz recievers on both hi and low, what does this mean? i cant find on my tranmitter its hi or low.
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C11 (72.010 MHz) to Ch 35 (72.490MHz) are low band while Ch 36 (72.510 MHz) to Ch 60 (72.990 MHz) are high band.
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Only Futaba RX's have a High or Low Band distinction. Your transmitter will just have a channel. Go out and get an RX that is compatible with your transmitter (Futaba or Hitec) that's on the same channel as the radio and you'll be all set.
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