What is the difference between a 3 channel RC radio remote control and 3.5 channel?
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The more channels the more ways the Heli can move. So, in this case, 3.5 means it can go up and down, foward and backward, left and right, and the extra half channel is usuallly for controlling a LED light on the heli. The more channel the more things the heli can do.
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The controller (if you purchased the controller) takes a 2.1mm x 5mm DC power connector (available at Radio Shack solder-on or on-line as a screw down conductor type), the center pin is +12 Volts the shell is return or - ground. It doesn't malke any difference which end of the string you plug into,,but the key goes to the key on the connector and they must be aligned. you will only be able to plug one 5M string into one controller (otherwise you will over power the controller) the second string will not be the same brightness as the first string, that's why you will need an amplifier to power the second string from the same controller, you run a second 12 volts + & - from the power source and plug the first strips other 4 pin plug into the amplifier and the 2nd string either end into the other side of the amplifier. Hope this helps? Also if you didn't get the controller and remote the white wire is +12 Volts and the colored wires are returned to - depending on the color you want white is all three colored wires to - return.
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I bought this HQRP Universal RC to replace my Sanyo RCS-4HVPIS4U remote control and it worked fine. The instructions said to use either codes 500, 550, or 860.. however upon scrolling codes it worked with code 544. All functions work fine with this remote control.
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Sure, the remote/rcvr has the ability to boost bass or treble, just set them flat for straight through feed. I do this all the time, send the signal from my workstation to the powered monitors in my office and to a second rcvr on the deck with a small amp and speakers built into the canopy there... works great (also have a third rcvr in my garage/workshop, I que up some Grateful Dead concert sets and let them rip all day long while working in my shop!)
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As someone who repaired, programmed & used UHF walkie talkies for a major telecom for about 30 years, the difference between 3 watts and 5 watts in performance isn't worth mentioning. You would really have to work to tell the difference in actual use.
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I'm not sure. In that sense I think its just a regular remote control so you would enter in the number of the channel you want but not programming stations to the numbers. Its a pretty basic universal remote.
1975646
I only own the UV-5R, not the GT-3, so I have not tested the abilities of the GT-3. But since both radios operate on the standard Amateur Radio VHF (136-174 MHz Rx/Tx) and UHF (400-480 MHz) frequencies, I am certain that these radios can talk to each other. The UV-5R appears to offer a greater range of frequencies, being programmable not only for the Amateur Radio frequencies, but for Business Band, Marine Band, and MURS frequencies as well. I do not know if the GT-3 can be programmed the same way.John Foote, KE7FDZ
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This is a 5 channel tx. A 4 channel rx won't support the 5th channel switch.
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For a 4 channel you will need an additional set of RCA's or two Y (single female to double male) connectors depending on the outputs your radio offers. Also the remote wire is joined to the RCA's which I don't like so I recomend an additional remote wire as well.
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Correct - I own the 5 - got it through a friend that does professional installs - so I got it cheaper than I could have got the 4 commercially - The only difference I know of is that the 5 has the RS232 Control - finish is the same on the 4 and 5 I believe. I still don't know what this does - it is supposedly some plug in for a different remote - again - not sure what it is and am not using it. The TV is beautiful though - amazing picture, sound sucks - but I put in built in surround in anticipation.
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(You might want to note that for some strange reason this question is mistakenly being sent to people like me that bought the regular DirecTV "RC65" IR remote, not this IR/RF remote. That is why some think "antenna" refers to receiving broadcast stations over an antenna, entirely unrelated to this remote's IR antenna.)
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The receiver defaults to using the 3.5mm input. If there's something playing on that input, that's what the receiver will play. If there's nothing playing on the 3.5mm input then the receiver will use the RCA input.
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Sorry but No. I Suggest Like I, Buying a 6-7-8 or Better Channel Spektrum Controller. The Better Ones will Remember Your Models Settings. As You Advance in RC, you'll Possibly Not Encouter This Issue Again. One of Mine Remembers 30 Model Types. I Can't Fathom 30 Different Models, But........?
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There are 2 models of this unit that I know of, one is the 3-button remote unit and the other one is the 4-button remote unit. I have one of each instlalled on my MX-5 and my wife's mark IV Golf. The functions of both units are the same, only the remotes have differences in the buttons; The 3 button remote uses a common lock/unlock button, a trunk release button and an auxiliary function button, whilst the 4 button remote has separate lock & unlock buttons, a trunk release button and an auxiliary function button. In effect, they do the exact same thing.
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This radio has a better ability to fine tune what your controller does with the RC than any of the ElCheapo stock radios I have seen. It also can bind up to ten ($7.9) receivers without hacking a thing.Channel3 by the way is not proportionate, it's two position toggle, potentially set to momentary. Hacking your radio can do wonders, but can also leave you with a club, remember that you risk ruining it if you hack it.
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Im not 100% sure but I know that radio shack made it. It is a great eq though. Ut gives you alot of control and its the cheapest ive seen for a 15 ban and its 2 channels.
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The control box operates the rotator by hardwired connection. The control box has a full keyboard on it and is fully functional without using the remote. The remote duplicates the keyboard on the control box. The IR remote has reasonable range in a room with walls that will reflect IR. I have a control box in the corner of a 25 x 30 ft room and the remote operates the control box when pointed anywhere in its general direction.