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Hello,
I hope the moderator doesn't mind, I posted this here as sometimes a submariner has some Futaba 75mhz FM Dual Conversion Crystals either TX or RX Yellow tag crystals in their collection they no longer need.
If you do and want to sell them, PLEASE contact me as I am looking for them.
most desired are channel 77 (75.730mhz) FM receiver crystals with the yellow tag. I need two CH.77 for a pair of Futaba receivers I want to put into service. Beyond that, any 75mhz dual conversion FM (yellow color tag) sets of matching TX and RX crystals to make up new 75mhz radio systems.
In truth, I am interested in any 75mhz FM dual conversion TX or RX Futaba crystals, individual or sets.
you may want to check out this on evilbay item 277489482702 its a 75mhz radio complete with crystals. when I get a chance I will check to see what extras I may have. Greg
you may want to check out this on evilbay item 277489482702 its a 75mhz radio complete with crystals. when I get a chance I will check to see what extras I may have. Greg
I advise anyone to do their research about the usefulness of this eBay listing. I had multiple messages with the seller of that set. Per the retail box photo, the set was originally sold/equipped with channel 77 yet, the TX photo has a channel 76 single conversion crystal. The seller cannot locate/tell me what (or, if there exists) a crystal in in the Futaba DC receiver. They said whatever they have is shown in the photos.
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