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    Mtronics W-tail marine mixer connections.
    Thanks Doug, So right for the job, but so expensive, I am trying to use what I have or can get cheaply. As you know I am rubbish with electronics. This is for my latest aquisition, a vintage model paddle Steamer with individual paddle motors and a rudder. The old system of a
    digimax
    4 needs updating. How's the taycol coming on, my first big show is at Easter and I was hoping to include the Sea Commander. Cheers Colin.
    5 years ago by Colin H
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    Help with vintage rc.
    Hi there fellow boaters, I have just acquired a vintage model fitted with a futaba
    digimax
    4 reciever. What is the chance of it working with any other type of transmitter, or do I need to buy a vintage
    digimax
    4 transmitter. Does it have interchangeable crystals. I could change all the electrics but would prefer to keep it original. Any help would be appreciated, thanks Colin.
    5 years ago by Colin H
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    Help with vintage rc.
    I think the
    digimax
    had interchangeable crystals - but didn't it also have 4-wire servos? if so, you will need a full
    digimax
    set.... In general, it is not a good idea to use Vintage equipment unless you know what you are doing. The kit will be old, could need maintenance or repair (which may not be easy to source) and will have less range, reliability and interference rejection capability than modern sets. it will be 27Mhz. You may have to repair the electronics yourself. If you source a transmitter which SHOULD work with it, but doesn't, you will need expert attention to determine what is wrong - again, this will be hard to find. I assume that you do not know if that receiver works at the moment.... Running vintage radios is rather like running vintage cars. They look great when they are operating properly, but need a lot of work to maintain, and do not perform as well as modern kit. One source of help might be the Single Channel and Vintage RC group here - http://www.singlechannel.co.uk . They have specialists in old equipment...
    5 years ago by DodgyGeezer
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    Macgregor
    digimax
    IV receivers
    Hi All, i am trying to get 2
    digimax
    IV receiver's, non working is fine, just want the cases, the blue anodized one please, PM me with price, Regards Mark
    8 years ago by jarvo
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    ''Elke''
    Hi! Alan I built an Elke in January 1974 for my son. We sailed it together for a couple of years and then he lost interest (girls!) it spent the next forty five years in my loft (The model - not my son) until l resurected it a few years ago and, after a bit of a dusting and a spot of glue, relaunched it. it still had the original McGregor
    digimax
    radio and speed controller fitted which, after renewing the batteries in both the receiver and tranny, still works a treat. I've since added a crew and some other refinements and it's often included in our Club displays. Hope you get as much enjoyment from your model as we have.
    9 years ago by commodore


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