comaptable receiver for sanwa gemini 2 40mhz fm

[ch!3f]

hi guys im looking to see if anyone knows of any receivers that will work with the sanwa gemini 2 hand set?any info would be great.

thanks in advance ian

[Col]

I used to use an old futaba with one of mine. I think LRP work as well, but not too sure

[RobW]

Hi

I use the std KO one that came with the esprit II, not sure of model number, and an LRP one (think the LRP is basically a re-branded KO??) with my son's Gemini II transmitter and no problems. Using sanwa crysals.

hth

Rob

[Col]

Originally Posted by RobW

Using sanwa crysals.

Good point, Rob.

I was (and still am) using sanwa crystals in mine.

[ian h]

http://www.modelsport.co.uk/index.php?product_id=26843

These work great for the money.

[ch!3f]

been looking at those here though
http://alshobbies.com/shop/search.ph...hz+FM+Receiver

[Col]

I've got one of those. Not compatible I'm afraid.

[ian h]

Originally Posted by Col

I've got one of those. Not compatible I'm afraid.

Oh they are. I've used them with Sanwa Gemini and exzes. Still use one in my cougar. My nephew also uses one with his Gemini.

[Col]

I stand corrected! Maybe mine is a duff...

[PaulL]

I use a Hitec HFS-06MT with mine, no problems so long as i use the Sanwa crystals.

[sosidge]

Although a lot of people seem to have success with mix and match transmitters and receivers... I always recommend getting the same brand.

Back when crystal radios were common, the people who had radio problems were always the ones you were running mix-and-match setups.

I once ran a "compatible" Hitec receiver with my Futaba radio. Although it would work on one of my frequencies, on the other it would go out of control near the rostrum.

Get the Sanwa receiver.

[dpackster1980]

Originally Posted by sosidge

Although a lot of people seem to have success with mix and match transmitters and receivers... I always recommend getting the same brand.

Back when crystal radios were common, the people who had radio problems were always the ones you were running mix-and-match setups.

I once ran a "compatible" Hitec receiver with my Futaba radio. Although it would work on one of my frequencies, on the other it would go out of control near the rostrum.

Get the Sanwa receiver.

I own a Durango, I want to go back to 40mhz with my Gemini 2 and to get a Sanwa micro receiver it's £60 for the 431.

The 311 so called micro receiver is too big and I interference no matter what I do just can't get the receiver far enough from the speedo. I don't like buying used gear neither so mix match receivers for me.

[ianhaye]

norsam done a rx that work with mine,