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Radio Channels
The 35Mhz frequency range is split up into
36 channels. The channel that you are using is
determined the the pair of crystals you have plugged into
your radio transmitter and receiver.
When flying, you should make it clear to
other modellers what channel you are using. This is
often done using a pegboard system. An existing member
will be able to explain the exact system used by your local
club.
Currently available channels and their
corresponding frequencies are shown below:
| Channel
|
Frequency |
Channel
|
Frequency |
| 55 |
34.950 |
73 |
35.130 |
| 56 |
34.960 |
74 |
35.140 |
| 57 |
34.970 |
75 |
35.150 |
| 58 |
34.980 |
76 |
35.160 |
| 59 |
34.990 |
77 |
35.170 |
| 60 |
35.000 |
78 |
35.180 |
| 61 |
35.010 |
79 |
35.190 |
| 62 |
35.020 |
80 |
35.200 |
| 63 |
35.030 |
81 |
35.210 |
| 64 |
35.040 |
82 |
35.220 |
| 65 |
35.050 |
83 |
35.230 |
| 66 |
35.060 |
84 |
35.240 |
| 67 |
35.070 |
85 |
35.250 |
| 68 |
35.080 |
86 |
35.260 |
| 69 |
35.090 |
87 |
35.270 |
| 70 |
35.100 |
88 |
35.280 |
| 71 |
35.110 |
89 |
35.290 |
| 72 |
35.120 |
90 |
35.300 |
Note: In order to minimise the risk of
radio interference, some clubs operate on an "even" or
"odd" channel only policy.
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