mHz to Channel No

[ir747pilot]

can anyone tell me where I can find a list of conversions from frequency in MhZ to Channel numbers, I need to buy a new set of crystals, 35.050 mHz and have been asked what the channel number is???

[slipstick]

On 35MHz you can generally just take the 2 digits after the decimal point and add 60 i.e. 05+60 = Ch 65

If you don't like doing your own addition there are charts all over the place e.g. http://www.burymodelfc.co.uk/technical/channel_number.htm including a list of all UK legal frequencies in the BMFA Handbook at http://www.bmfa.org/handbook/hbook_13.html

Steve

[Ron van Sommeren]

RC frequencies/channels worldwide, per country:
http://www.rc-network.de/magazin/artikel_05/art_05-027/art_027-01eng.html

Vriendelijke groeten ;) Ron
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[MatC]

http://www.google.com/search?q=35.050+mHz

[Soarmax]

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