Nutball 35MHz controller, will it work?

[TheSwedishLoller]

Hi! I'm completely new to this hobby and are planning on making my absolute first airplane, the Flite Test-style Nutball. The thing is that I have a simple RC airplane controller I got when I bought my first airplane. It's a 4-channel controller, and it is using 35,08MHz. I want to use this controller because I don't want to spend money on a new one if I don't have to. But in the article for the Nutball (http://flitetest.com/articles/nutball_scratch_build), Flite Test are recommending this reciver:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewitem.asp?idproduct=11965&aff=247441
It is an 2,4MHz reciver, so I guess it wont work with my controller. But when I searched around on HobbyKing I found this reciver:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/...Synthesized_Dual_Conv_Receiver_6Ch_35Mhz.html
So my question is, will it work exactly like the 2,4MHz reciver? And what is the exact difference between a 2,4MHz reciver and a 35,08MHz reciver, more then it will work with different remotes/controllers? As you may note I know nothing about this, but I hope someone can answer me. If it helps, the channel is 68. I'm sorry if my english was hard to read, I'm swedish

Sincerely, Patrik

 

[TheSwedishLoller]

I just realized that it is called a transmitter, and not a controller. Sorry for that!

 

[Tritium]

As long as you have a 4 channel 35,08MHz receiver to match the transmitter you have then it will work great for the Nutball.

Thurmond

 

[TheSwedishLoller]

Ok thanks!