Frequency identification?

[gazza]

Hi chaps.

I've done a search on here & had a bit of a google but...
I cant find a 35mhz frequency conversion table

I know theres a way of working out the channel number from the frequency figure but I'm buggered if I know how

I have a whole bunch of JR xtals & I'm trying to sort them out into frequency numbers.

Any help or direct gratefully received

[Tean]

35.000 Mhz is channel 60 and the channels are 10kHz apart. So 61 is 35.010, 62 is 35.020, 63 is 35.030 etc....

[demonjets]

I think you add 60 to the first two numbers.That will give you the conversion.Hope that helps









http://www.rcmodelhelicopters.co.uk/

[gazza]

Thanks very much fellas

Just done some more intensive googling ( Okay, okay I used better keywords)

Found this http://www.rc-airplane-world.com/rc-frequencies-uk.html

[bladetrasher]

Page 67 of the BMFA Members handbook has the table

[Kwickkwack]

Hi chaps.

I've done a search on here & had a bit of a google but...
I cant find a 35mhz frequency conversion table

I know theres a way of working out the channel number from the frequency figure but I'm buggered if I know how

I have a whole bunch of JR xtals & I'm trying to sort them out into frequency numbers.

Any help or direct gratefully received

Hi Gazza
I have the list on an Excell spreadsheet if you want it, PM me your e-mail and i will send it to you

Guess you have JR radio?

[Biggles]

One frequency table......

55 / 34.950 67 / 35.070 79 / 35.190
56 / 34.960 68 / 35.080 80 / 35.200
57 / 34.970 69 / 35.090 81 / 35.210
58 / 34.980 70 / 35.100 82 / 35.220
59 / 34.990 71 / 35.110 83 / 35.230
60 / 35.000 72 / 35.120 84 / 35.240
61 / 35.010 73 / 35.130 85 / 35.250
62 / 35.020 74 / 35.140 86 / 35.260
63 / 35.030 75 / 35.150 87 / 35.270
64 / 35.040 76 / 35.160 88 / 35.280
65 / 35.050 77 / 35.170 89 / 35.290
66 / 35.060 78 / 35.180 90 / 35.300