[NSRCA-discussion] Kraft info

[John Ferrell]

Please be aware that the Amateur Radio License is easier than ever to acquire. I bet there is a club near you that is just waiting to help you out. The whole Ham Radio game has expanded with technology so that equipment is relatively cheap.
There is no Morse code requirement and all of the test questions are published!
John Ferrell    W8CCW
 
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -- Edmund Burke
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jerry Stebbins 
  To: Discussion -NSRCA 
  Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 10:07 PM
  Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] Kraft info


  I bought a Tiger Tail III many years ago that was built way back, and has nose and wing retracts. It has Kraft servos and Rx, and  a Signature  Series  Kraft Transmitter with it on CH 04, stickered in 1993.
  Radio was built as a Custom model in March, 1978
  I am  replacing the Rx and Tx batteries.
  Several questions I need some help on.
  1. Where can I find some 4 pin connectors to make up adapters if I need to use a different TX and RX--my old Ham license is long gone..
  2. Where can I find some kind of a Manual on the Radio.This plane has retracts on the nose gear and wing gear, 2 servos on the throttle, normal Ail/Rudder/Elev. setup for the time built. 
  3. Where can I find xtals to convert to a regular channel.
  Engine is an OPS 60 almost new-very good shape-and I am cleaning it up to use.
  Plane was flown several times --too fast for the builder, so it went in the ceiling in the basement until I found it.
  My intent was to kit the version (III) and I built a plug for the fuse and canopy, and layed out the planforms and airfoils. Then building and kitting the 2 meter planes got priority. 
  Fixing it up for Ballistic Pattern--
  Thanks for any info--
  Jerry


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