What is the manifacturers name for JR transmitters

[Bert McBadd]

I need a website because I dont have a maual and I am going crazy
trying to find one.

[mick]

What transmitter do you have? try
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/support/manual.asp?tag=hdir
they have manuals in pdf format for the newer/current range of jr radios.
mick

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[Nigel Heather]

In the UK the distributors are MacGregor Industries.

There website has some info on JR equipment.

MacGregor Home http://www.macgregor.co.uk/

JR Radio Link http://www.macgregor.co.uk/radio/radio.htm

Heli Link
http://www.macgregor.co.uk/helicopters/helicopters.htm

Mostly sales and marketing stuff. I'm afraid JR seem to be lagging well
behind Futaba in the area of online documentation.

Cheers,

Nigel



"Bert McBadd" <bertcmg@msn.com> wrote in message
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> I need a website because I dont have a maual and I am going crazy
> trying to find one.

[Beav]

"Bert McBadd" <bertcmg@msn.com> wrote in message
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> I need a website because I dont have a maual and I am going crazy
> trying to find one.

(J)apan (R)adio, but Macgregor is the importer for the UK. Horizon Hobbies
in the US has a JR manuals section which should prove useful too.

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[Richard D.]

Bert McBadd wrote:

> I need a website because I dont have a maual and I am going crazy
> trying to find one.
>

Hi Bert,
try HORIZONHOBBY.COM they sell the Japan Radio (JR) brand in the states.
hope this helps.
Richard D.

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