> As others said, a cheap GROUND radio will work. Do NOT let
> anyone talk you
> into an air frequency! It is illegal to use for ground applications, and
> (because) it can cause all kinds of havoc if used while someone
> is using it
> to control an aircraft.
Yes, I'm well aware of the restricti
Both Futaba and Hitec make 4 and 6 channel radios on the ground
frequencies. I think that Airtronics does too. There is also an add on
box which divides one channel up into more channels some how. So you
can actually have ten or more channels to work with. How many do you
want.;-)
Larry
Sam
If you want ground-frequency with more than two channels look at model
boat suppliers and r/c vehicle suppliers ie model tanks, where more than
2 channels are often required.
Sam E
> Tom Wrote:
>
Supposedly, it
> should be a ground-frequency unit, and those I've seen only have two
> channel
Live steamers.
On Tue, 17 Jun 2003 07:28:55 -0500, you wrote:
>As others said, a cheap GROUND radio will work. Do NOT let anyone talk you
>into an air frequency! It is illegal to use for ground applications, and
>(because) it can cause all kinds of havoc if used while someone is using it
>to
As others said, a cheap GROUND radio will work. Do NOT let anyone talk you
into an air frequency! It is illegal to use for ground applications, and
(because) it can cause all kinds of havoc if used while someone is using it
to control an aircraft.
I have the RCS system in my Ruby, I like it b
