Not to argue but for the people new to the concept of 2.4 there are
scenarios that they may be confusing. For example, I fly a few times a year
at a club off of the Columbia river in Oregon. Blue lake park is like flying
out of a bowl picture this in your minds eye; To the right of you is the
levy
Get your favorite friend to come out wth a Spektrum RX with the a
Spektrum Flight Log and get some data. It won't be perfect since the
person holding the airplane may influence the results. But at least you
can see if you have much of a frame loss or any holds. Something you
can't do with
I find this discussion somewhat strange. After all isn't the term line of
sight pretty self expanatory.
It doesn't make any difference whether you are flying 2.4 or 72 or 35, if your
bird goes behind a building, a dense tree line, a hill, etc. and you can't see
it then you probably can't fly
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