When ordering, how can I ensure I get the 40 mhz? Already have a boat in the 27 and don't want them to conflict.
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notify us the order # once order is placed will dispatch different frequency
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They only make 1 battery for this radio. it is the 1800 ma battery. You may see others marked 3800 ma or 2800 ma. These are mismarked this way by vendors trying to sucker you into buying from them to get a "bigger battery". Don't fall for it.As for the Antenna upgrade, buy an SMA to BNC addapter and install it on your radio. Now you can put any antenna you want on the unit. Most of the Quality antenna makers offer their Dual or Tri-band antennas with a BNC connector as an option. Also you can hook-up an external antenna with this BNC adapter much easier. The other benefit is if you put the BNCs on all your HTs you can be assured that any time you buy and antenna it could be used on any of your radios. They only make 1 battery for this radio. it is the 1800 ma battery. You may see others marked 3800 ma or 2800 ma. These are mismarked this way by vendors trying to sucker you into buying from them to get a "bigger battery". Don't fall for it.As for the Antenna upgrade, buy an SMA to BNC addapter and install it on your radio. Now you can put any antenna you want on the unit. Most of the Quality antenna makers offer their Dual or Tri-band antennas with a BNC connector as an option. Also you can hook-up an external antenna with this BNC adapter much easier. The other benefit is... » Read More They only make 1 battery for this radio. it is the 1800 ma battery. You may see others marked 3800 ma or 2800 ma. These are mismarked this way by vendors trying to sucker you into buying from them to get a "bigger battery". Don't fall for it.As for the Antenna upgrade, buy an SMA to BNC addapter and install it on your radio. Now you can put any antenna you want on the unit. Most of the Quality antenna makers offer their Dual or Tri-band antennas with a BNC connector as an option. Also you can hook-up an external antenna with this BNC adapter much easier. The other benefit is if you put the BNCs on all your HTs you can be assured that any time you buy and antenna it could be used on any of your radios. « Show Less
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There's two systems 4702 or 4712. 2.2Ghz vs 2.3Ghz. The former is $1774 and latter is $2199.$1774 is great price. Price has probably been lowered to clear inventory. It's possible there may be hardware issues with 4702 that we're fixed in 4712 ( just speculation on my part ). $1774 is really good price. I paid $2199 for 4712.
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No... i'm currently researching a similar conversion (transmitter/receiver upgrade may be the only way if the system supports it which i haven't verified) . The Heli ships with a 27Mhz frequency, a very low and weak frequency...
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You will need the correct frequencies which can be found on the net at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Marine or several other sites
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I was hoping this was possible. I ordered the 676. Thanks for the information C.J.
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Buy all A freqs as there are plenty of addresses within the band. Only thing I might recommend is going up to the 865 cartridge
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tell them to type on google ft007 boat and companys in china will pop up, I have heard you will wait a long time month to receive parts but that's where the bulk of parts are maybe some in the states try amazon ft007 parts takecare good luck
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Possibly.... but pretty sure you want a vhf marine radio.... check with a boating store that deals with ocen going sailcraft..... (a bit pricer.. but more to what your needs would be)
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you need to look at your manual and look for the MHZ used. mine for a S600 is 315MHZ if the frequancies don't match it wont work.
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Alex , I gave this boat to my son in law Neil Wattier, his email is wattier32@hotmail.com Please ask him ,he has the boat and I think it'll be faster talking directly to Neil. If I can be any other help please ask. Howard
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If I remember correctly it comes down to the 3G frequencies each model uses, e.g. the L is 850/1900/2100 MHz and I chose that model because they are the frequencies that are prevalent in the places I visit most (e.g. Europe, North America). Depending on where you are located and where you visit one of the other models' frequencies may suit you better. Hope that helps.
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If the frequency was not specified when you ordered them, you will have to wait until you receive them and the label on the receivers will tell you. Sometimes the frequency is an optional choice, or listed in the description. I had to return some, as I ordered more before the as-900 set came in, and the extras were on the wrong frequency. I hope this helps.
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Larry.......... It is a tough question. Both of them work on the 2.4GhZ range and both have 16 selectable channel. The APUTURE also has a 433 MhZ encrypted. I can honestly say with a 50%-50% certainty assurance........... "YES" Just to be sure give them a call to both manufacturers to ask for more specifications/compatibility with other products/range. The RFN is a great product and does not beet to be in the line of sight to be able to work. Francisco
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There's two types of transmitters. Your gonna need the 5.8ghz for the fc40.
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If you have a RadioShack near you, bring the unit along and they will match it up with what you need. Or try to match the specs and order one online.
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I would go to Alvin & Co. Tel: 860-243-8991 or www.alvinco.com. They are in CT. If you have the same model as I have it's either CM40-4XB, 4WB or CM40-3-WBR