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Willkommen,
Gast
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I know where to connect the wiring to the Hitec RF module but not the Robbe radio.
Hitec and others agree that the Robbe/Futaba F-14 can be hacked with this RF module. Anything with a PPM output in a 75MHz, 40MHz, 35MHz. Thanks, John The Hitec RF Module wiring instructions: The first 3 terminals from the left to right are PPM, positive and then negative. You only need to link the PPM,+ & - terminals to a Robbe/Futaba radio. Do not use the PLL & antenna terminals. You can also use a generic, non-Hitec 2.4GHz radio antenna and cable for connecting to the PBA, not the terminal strip. 
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You saw the link of the F14 mod?
www.peter-voigt.de/pages/steuerungen/futaba-f14.php Did i get it right that you have a Futaba F14 and a Jeti TU module? So, wheres the problem? 
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The Robbe service/technician sent this drawing to me but not sure about the connections and if I need to cut the wire bridge?
Please keep in mind that I want to switch to either the factory 75MHz RF or the hacked 2.4GHz RF with the toggle switch. Thanks, John 
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I just received the Jeti SWTU2 toggle switch today.
But where do I connect to the Robbe F-14 trainer plug on the board?
I'm flying by the seat of my pants on this conversion and could use some help. Regards, John Greetings,
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