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    Post  John Wrennall Tue Aug 26, 2014 9:56 am

    I am interested in finding out some information regarding the Navigator RC system.

    The only info I currently have is that the "plan" was published by Marine Modelling
    under MM2080  and circa 1990.

    Yes I know its ancient but so is my curiosity.

    Can Anyone help??

    cheers
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    Post  david f Wed Aug 27, 2014 1:49 pm

    Any more info available John?

    There was a system around where all the extra functions (exponential, mixes etc.) were done at the RECEIVER end.

    A bit heavy and bulky and then along came computer TRANSMITTERS and the idea faded away.

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    Post  John Wrennall Thu Aug 28, 2014 9:43 am

    Nothing further forthcoming...Yet

    can't find anything on T'internet, tried an wanted advert in MMI

    But I've not given up yet, Hope its worth the chase.

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    Post  U441 Sat Nov 01, 2014 3:22 pm

    What do you want know? The chap that built these under licence was my neighbour for many years, he still lives fairly close to me...I can have a word for you if you wish?

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    Post  John Wrennall Sat Nov 01, 2014 7:57 pm

    Hi there Rich

    I would be very grateful if you would have a word with your neighbour at your convenience.

    What I was after was details of its capabilities and circuit diagrams etc.

    It could be that its operation is completely outdated but who knows, perhaps not.

    I have a spare 3 channel 27Mhz Futaba set (brand new-still in box) which I have kept for future experimentation and this seems to be a suitable way of using it.

    Regards

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    Post  U441 Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:52 am

    I'll have a drive over to where he lives in the week...depends on when my new medication arrives.

    You could also give Graham Sheppard (of Hunter Systems in Eastbourne) a call, as far as I know Graham bought Aspen Electronics from Dennis...Dennis was the chap who built these radios, he formed Aspen Electronics. When his marriage folded, he moved away and Graham bought the company from him.

    I'll not put Graham's phone number up here, although it's well known everywhere...either pm me or just search for Hunter Systems on the web.

    I can tell you that it was amazing stuff, he made me a very special tx for my Patrick Henry...I can't remember exactly how many functions it had now, it was a lot of years ago, but it did so many things I had to have a function list printed up and attached to a cord around my neck so I had a quick reference close by. These radios could be custom built to suit a customer's requirements, you could have the sticks, switches and knobs put where you wanted them in the case. You could specify any number and combination of controls in more or less any position and he would do it. He was a very clever chap, was Dennis...but he wasn't much good at being married. (mind you, neither was I, but that's another story)

    Rich

    (ps...just remembered Dennis's surname...Ursell. Strange surname, strange person)

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