Is there any type of official frequency coordination at flite fest events? My DX5e is broken, and I hear there can be issues with that class of radio at this large of event anyway. My computer radios are all 72 MHz gear. The question is doses flite fest do a proper frequency coordination for these frequencies still, or is it foolish to plan on relying on either of those radios...
Radio types at Flite Fest
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Nope, and nope.
It's infrequent enough that channel collisions haven't been an issue -- at pilots meetings they've asked for a raise of hands . . . then told those 3-4 pilots to talk to each other to make sure they had different channels. 72MHz still works . . . and even better now that hardly anyone is using it.
It's infrequent enough that channel collisions haven't been an issue -- at pilots meetings they've asked for a raise of hands . . . then told those 3-4 pilots to talk to each other to make sure they had different channels. 72MHz still works . . . and even better now that hardly anyone is using it.
ofiesens2
Professional noob
http://flitetest.com/articles/diy-2-4ghz-radio-upgrade/
Here's David's way of resurrecting an old 72mhz to 2.4
Here's David's way of resurrecting an old 72mhz to 2.4
Used a JR 72Mhz radio from 1996 until last year, when I got a Taranis. It worked great... until I scavenged the gimbals for the Taranis. Major improvement.
