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Grovers Mill, NJ (Where the Martians landed. There are still a few around. Really!)
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I have the ASSAN hack from Hobby King in mine. Most of my friends use the same setup in their gear as well. I have both 72 and 2.4 using a locking toggle switch to select the desired transmission mode.
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Grovers Mill, NJ (Where the Martians landed. There are still a few around. Really!)
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Same experience as Adrian. I only use 72 on my big planes and gliders. I'll try to get some photos of the installation up this wekend. I didn't do the install. One of my friends did our radios together. He's one of those electronic genius types.
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