What type of input aerial cable and adaptor does the dmr-eh69 use
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It uses the European standard connector sometimes called a PAL connector. Note this recorder has usable tuner for the US, if you live in the US you'd only be able to record from the line inputs, not the aerial input.
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hi! I bought this device for the market, I have a full instruction if you wish I can send you it on mail you only leave the e-mail address.
1671335
download the user's guide on the EH 49 59 69 model, there are images with the description.
1180407
Put your question out to multirotorforums.com. They have a DJI phantom section and I am sure you'd get an accurate answer.
1226884
I haven't had any trouble so far. I'm using a Hobbyking HKT6A v2 and even did my reciever binding through the JMT. I haven't tried using the cable because my model radio does not support it. The only program I've been able to get to work is Phoenix but it runs fine.
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Negative. It is only an adapter from Digital HDMI to Analog Component or VGA. For tuning channels, a separate digital tuner is required. A converter box of some kind should have the raw RG6 straight from an antenna and step it down some sort of analog RCA connection.But remember, with an HD TV the best way to do is just to hardwire straight from antenna to TV, better picture. Unless you intend to record, in which case there are over-the-air DVRs available. Check out Channelmaster for that.
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I actually wouldn't know. It worked with my heli-x flight sim. I did purchase a dynam 6 channel after using this for acouple days. It is small in the hands and the sticks are way to stiff for my liking. You can't adjust the spring tensions.
378024
http://www.kkmulticopter.kr/?modea=manual This should help you set up your controller
135447
This is OK (hfp adapter latestest generationhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00EARPTT6/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition;=new
269806
Sorry Rex, but I don't own one of these. I looked at it at Amazon but I didn't buy it because the cable didn't look right. I have one on order from Hobbyking for about $5 and they have the drivers. Leo
2013974
Sure you would need a Y adapter. Like Hosa YXF-119 Dual XLR Female to XLR Male Y Cable. They both would be coming in on the same input.
1939404
Any cable that accepts a PL-259 connector is good;I am using RG-59 and it works fine
920199
I use this transmitter with Phoenix RC Simulator (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00872H13C) which comes with a USB cable you plug right into the back of the DX6i. Works like a charm.
225872
Should be able to buy a universal remotr, or if you have cable, the cable remote should work.
1694714
The standard cable is the old style serial cable, though I've heard that there are USB ones either available, or you can buy an adapter.
2117335
You have two choices, use an analog input port (red and white RCA jacks) ... or ... a digital optical port. Both types of port are available on the HK AVR 354.
951658
Yeah it has its own transmitter and receiver. You can use it for any quadcopter.
1490520
This is a digital toslink cable. Both device interfaces must be digital toslink in order for it to work
740398
Hi, Not exactly sure why I have this cable...related to a firmware upgrade by connecting from the scope to the PC? You may need an extra cable with a USB on one end, and male compatible adaptor on the other end. I picked up this extra cable from Fry's electronics.Best regards,Tom