[NSRCA-discussion] Options to convert a JR 9303 to 2.4Ghz

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Rick,

The 12X module has two connectors with 14 pins each while the 9303 module has 
only one connector with 5 pins. The chances of getting the 12X module to work 
in a 9303 would require a major circuit redesign. You will not have all the 
features of the native X9303 with the Spektrum module. You will be lacking 
Model Match which some praise and other swear at. Also you will be lacking "servo 
sync" that electronically groups channels that are mated together. That is the 
reason for the extra pins on the 12X module.

Allan

In a message dated 1/23/2009 4:01:26 PM Central Standard Time, 
rickrosinski at hotmail.com writes:

> My question is what is the best route to take without buying one of the new 
> 9303 2.4Ghz transmitters.  I have been able to find a 2.4Ghz module for the 
> 12X that JR sold separately, but I haven't been able to find just the 2.4Ghz 
> module for the 9303.  Is getting the Spektrum DSM2 AIRMOD for JR radios the 
> best option?  
> 




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