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Does anyone know which Spektrum modules are compatible with this transmitter? I know the original/Pro ones are compatible with the T3VC, but are they also with this model?

I know Specktrum do a HRS version compatible with this model, but I am wonderng about the versions I could use a micro receiver with which I don;t think supports HRS?
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HRS is only a modulation on the VCS, I think on the Pro Spektrum you have to use PPM.
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Yeah, I've wored out how to change to PPM, will the pins and fitemtn of the actual module be the same do you know?
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I beleive you buy the module that fits the 3PK and it doesn't sometimes fully click in, but I have never had a problem with it, and works fine (when I remember to switch the modulation)
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