Transmitter and Receiver compatablity

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Transmitter and Receiver compatablity

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Post by Mikeyboy » Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:25 am

Does anyone know if a JR XR2 transmitter will work with an Airtronics receiver. Both are 75 mhz AM models. My Airtronics transmitter recently quit working and I'm looking into replacing it. I want to keep my receiver because its a micro one that fits under my slammed Protech body.

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Post by klavy69 » Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:48 pm

they should work fine together. Just have to have the matching crystals to make them work and you would be back up and running.
Todd

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Post by Mikeyboy » Thu Feb 11, 2010 6:17 pm

I finally got around to calling JR radios customer service and they said that it will not work. Maybe she was just trying to keep me from using Airtronics gear. I'm gonna just keep my eye out for a vintage Airtronics AM radio.

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