Greetings to all and I'd appreciate anyone's help in identifying the circuit/pcb that I found in a collection of RC parts that was donated to our club. It is barely visible in this shot, but the IC is a 555, and the 7 connectors are labeled CN1-CN7 with CN7 having G and +5 labels. My own guess is a timing circuit for lights, but I wasn't able to find a visual match after a few hours looking online. I'm hoping that someone can ID it so I can find a connection diagram.
I just got back into RC flying this last year after a 50 year gap due to life getting in the way of fun. The technology from my last plane which was a KAOS (60" I believe) with an ST-46, Flaps, retracts, using a Kraft Single-Stick 72Mhz. I finished building that plane after my first son was born, and after crashing it and having only three stripes in the AF in 1973 meant any and all funds were earmarked for the family. I'm now flying an AeroScout and building two other planes while I learn a whole barn-full of new tech. One of the planes is a powered glider kit from 1982 that was hiding in the closet, and the other is a scratch build modernized D17 Staggerwing with a molded fiberglass fuselage and foam board wings.
I just got back into RC flying this last year after a 50 year gap due to life getting in the way of fun. The technology from my last plane which was a KAOS (60" I believe) with an ST-46, Flaps, retracts, using a Kraft Single-Stick 72Mhz. I finished building that plane after my first son was born, and after crashing it and having only three stripes in the AF in 1973 meant any and all funds were earmarked for the family. I'm now flying an AeroScout and building two other planes while I learn a whole barn-full of new tech. One of the planes is a powered glider kit from 1982 that was hiding in the closet, and the other is a scratch build modernized D17 Staggerwing with a molded fiberglass fuselage and foam board wings.
