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Hi guys,

I am wondering if any fellow gtr owners (r32/33) who are running a PowerFC Djetro. would be able to help me out.

What i need is you to post the serial on your PFC and then the serial on the back of your hc.

Reason i need this is i have a PFC Djetro (PFC GTR33D 020-0141) however my hc does not work with it and does not have a serial on the back so i have no way of working out which model will work with my pfc

Cheers

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covered in the PFC FAQ in my signature

it has a list of what model hand controller to get

in a pinch if you go for the new EL hand controller it will work

otherwise you must match the exact version, given its the new GTR djetro you i think need is product part # X001 which is FCC3 (sticker on the back)

its easier to go for the EL one as you can be guaranteed its right

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covered in the PFC FAQ in my signature

it has a list of what model hand controller to get

in a pinch if you go for the new EL hand controller it will work

otherwise you must match the exact version, given its the new GTR djetro you i think need is product part # X001 which is FCC3 (sticker on the back)

its easier to go for the EL one as you can be guaranteed its right

thanks paul, i had a read of your website earlier and got abit confused lol. Was hoping to not have to go the EL hc as they are $400 :(

paulr33 Grand Master

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if the serial was RB26xxxxx then you would need FCC NT

so i suspect the hand controller you have is to suit RB26xxxxx SERIAL # and not GTR33Dxxxxx

so you can probably safely sell yours as FCC NT

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