(speaking on behalf of my uncle) Me and my son both have small remote-controlled watercraft, speed-boat like toys. Both boats are on 49Mhz, and when one is amoxil ampicillin buy generic running and the other’s controller Banque Regionale DE Solidarite Niger is pressed, the first stops running. I know its possible to change the frequency and my nephew (me!) is willing buy levitra on buy Ampicillin buy cheap amoxil line to try, since ampicillin Union Bank And Trust online he’s had some dealings with circuitry. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Go to an electronics supply store (Radio Shack carrys these too if you have one in your area) Tell them you need a matched set of crystals. Make sure you let them know it is for an RC and that you want another frequency other then the 49 or 27 mhz (The other most commonaly used RC frequency)
Carefully open your boat. Find the circuit board that has the crystal on it and carefully unsolder it. You can get a frequency chip holder where you buy the chips to make future changes easier. Solder the chip or chip holder back into the board being careful not to bridge the curcuit board or burn the board with the iron. If you added a chip holder, plug the receiver crystal into the holder and put the boat back together.
Repeat for the inside of your hand held remote as well. Save your old 49s in case you ever want to mod another RC in the future. Maybe two 27s.