Has anyone heard of a JR10C tx?

[hpelsromantic]

does anyone know about this transmitter? it's a helli version.

[Rolling Thunder]

Any pictures?

[japan3d]

Probably a misprint, as the "C" is right next to the "X" on the keyboard.

[hpelsromantic]

I'm pretty sure it's an older radio but it seems to work perfectly. it's the heli version...

[hpelsromantic]

here's the manual as well

[hpelsromantic]

I guess I don't know how to resize the image so it will accept it. but the manual says that it's a "pcm 10" pulse code modulation. it also says at the bottoom of the manual that it's a 10c-5sfr helicopter computer radio. thanks guys

[BreadBowl]

That looks like the original JR PCM 10 that was out in the early 90's. I don't think the 'C' is a designation that was carried aside from the specific part number to differentiate between that and the airplane version. It just mentions that it's a JR PCM 10 on the transmitter itself. All of the subsequent versions, the 10S, 10SX, 10SX II, and the 10X have all been called that on the transmitter.

[mmcconville]

Yup, that is the original PCM 10. It was actually released in the later 80's. 87 or 88 I think. I its 512 PCM and only works with the JR ZPCM type receivers.

[Wayne]

	Quote: Originally Posted by mmcconville
	Yup, that is the original PCM 10. It was actually released in the later 80's. 87 or 88 I think. I its 512 PCM and only works with the JR ZPCM type receivers.

Smarty pants...
He acts like he works for the company or something.

[hpelsromantic]

so do they still make those rx's or am I better off dumping the radio

[budgetdude]

Will it transmit in ppm and possibly take the spectrum upgrade setup?

[budgetdude]

I just saw it says ppm selectable so it might.