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The Matching Dilemma

Digital servos have brought a whole new level of precision and power to the world of R/C flight. Even with all this precision, they are still subject to the inefficiencies that differences in linkage geometry can create when more than one servo is used on a single control surface. Often, geometric differences are more pronounced with digital servos because of their superior resolution and the fact that they produce 100% torque with just 1° of offset. Add to this the minute variations in power output and centering that identical servos of every brand have, and it's easy to see why matching servos to a task is a little tricky.

JR RS70 Synthesising FM Receiver

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7 channel synthesising FM receiver. 36 Mhz. Never use crystals again! Dial up any frequency in the 36Mhz range instantly

You can set the frequency in the receiver by following these instructions:
Plug a battery into the RS70 receiver and turn power on.
Turn on the transmitter and place it 1 metre from the receiver.
Press and hold down the “SCAN” button on the end of the receiver for more than 2 seconds.
Release the “SCAN” button for 2-3 seconds, then press the “SCAN” button again for ½-1 second.
The LED will flash on and off quickly during the scanning process and once this process is completed the LED will stay solidly lit.
If the LED flashes slowly then there has been a problem with the scanning procedure and you should repeat the procedure after checking that the receiver battery has sufficient voltage and that there are not any other transmitters in the close vicinity of your receiver.

JR RS77S Synthesising PCM Receiver

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7 channel synthesising PCM receiver. 36 Mhz. Never use crystals again! Dial up any frequency in the 36Mhz range instantly

JR R610M Micro Receiver

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JR's R610M measures a mere 1.38”x 0.75”x 0.5", and unlike many micro receivers, offers out of sight range in most modeling applications. The R610M features full SMT technology and JR's patentented ABC and W technology that's made JR one of the most respected names in interference-free radio systems. Servo plugs are located on the receivers end maintaining the minimal cross-section for tight installations, and at just 11.6 grams with case or 9 grams without, a total package with two NES-371 servos (less battery) weighs just under 1 ounce.

If you’re into the micro craze that's sweeping the modeling world, check out JR's new R610M. It combines JR's legendary RF performance into a very small package. Compatible with all JR FM aircraft radios on 36 MHz.

JR R770s PCM Slimline Receiver

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The new JR Slimline R770 PCM Receiver is JR's new baseline PCM aircraft receiver. With JR's world renowned S PCM technology and the extra filtering provided by their patented ABC&W system this is one mighty fine receiver. Because of its small size, it is just as at home in a narrow sailplane or park flyer fuselage as it is in the more spacious confines of most glow-powered aircraft. It may be lightweight (20 gm) but it's not light on performance.

JR R1000DS PCM 10 channel receiver

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The JR R1000DS PCM 10 channel receiver is the Rolls Royce of receivers. featuring dual conversion and JR's patented ABC&W filtering system, there is no finer receiver on the market today. With the equivalent of 3 filtering stages it provides rock solid performance in the toughest of environments.