I would buy the FrSky DHT DIY kit, $30.00... Rx run about $25.00. All you need to do is solder three wires; one wire (yellow) to the "CD8081" signal IC, on pin #11. the other two wires are for power; run the Black(Ground) to your battery pack, run the Red(Hot) to the transmitter switch. Yo...
The kit I used is the: "FrSky DHT 8ch DIY 2.4 module"... Long winded name :lol: I bought it on ebay for around $30, with free shipping. Hobbyking also sells the kit, just look under "FrSky, Transmitter module" and you will find it. I will document the conversion, in this post, on...
Actually it is the FM version "FP-T2PDF". But it doesn't matter if it's an AM or FM radio. As long as you're transmitter has the "CD8081" or "NE5044" 16 pin signal IC, it will work. Pin 11 is the PPM signal output. I have the telemetry screen, and White/Blue 3 pin LED's...
Thank you! I have tried it, and it works very well. I have decided to use this transmitter, for my short course truck, because it actually performs better than my Spectrum radio. :lol: Installing the "bind" button and LED was the hardest part of the install. I had to move and re-solder fou...
I just finished my Futaba 2.4 Radio project. What do you guys think? http://s1340.beta.photobucket.com/user/theaman22766/media/20121211_200727.jpg.html http://s1340.beta.photobucket.com/user/theaman22766/media/20121211_200643.jpg.html http://s1340.beta.photobucket.com/user/theaman22766/media/2012121...
I know this is an old thread, but it's worth another look. You CAN turn an old futaba magnum to 2.4, using the FrSky DHT DYI kit. The old magnums had either the "CD8081N" or "NE5044" signal IC. Both chips are almost identical 16 pin IC's. Pin 11 is the PPM(signal). Pin 16 is the ...