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    Posted: 05/May/2010 at 6:21pm
I have a 35.010mhz crystal transmitter, which doesn't have a brand actually. Would Corona Synthesized Receiver 4Ch 35mhz work with a no-name 35.010mhz transmitter? Would I have any compatibility problems? Thank you for your attention.
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Hi!

I guess so. The Corona's good and quite cheap - try it Smile
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You will have to know if you need a dual or single conversion receiver.
A minimal technical knowledge is required for this hobby; please ensure you know the differences between up and down.
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Originally posted by Mustang Sally

You will have to know if you need a dual or single conversion receiver.

Why?

Both will work (assuming they tune in properly).  The SC will simply be more susceptible to some forms of interference than the DC.
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Forget what I said, rcmodelreviews is totally right.










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Edited by Mustang Sally - 21/May/2010 at 1:53pm
A minimal technical knowledge is required for this hobby; please ensure you know the differences between up and down.
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