27Mhz. conversion to 75Mhz transmitter - Part 2
I removed the electronics that is illegal to use here in the UK - and fitted the electronics from a cream-coloured 27Mhz transmitter.
I soldered the power wires from the 27Mhz circuit board and battery connections - and passed them through the rear of the 75Mhz. case - then soldered the battery terminals and fitted them into the rear of the 75Mhz case...
I made a hole for the charge lead - and cleaned it up so it is similar to the rear of the cream case, then soldered the power wires back onto the 27Mhz. circuit board.
I also removed the stickers from the outside of the case that referred to the frequency...
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...the 75Mhz. electronics removed from the
front half of it's case. Note no socket for a
charger - whereas the 27Mhz has one...
the 27Mhz electronics fitted into the 75Mhz case
...note the power wires soldered off the battery
a crude hole made in the rear cover of the 75Mhz.
transmitter. The hole in the rear of the 27Mhz. Tx
The hole I made in the 75Mhz. Tx case...
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27Mhz. conversion to 75Mhz transmitter - Part 3