Chris: I hear your frustration in you message. Yes, it is a NO NO to
use aircraft bands (frequencies) for car and boat and train equipment.
If I had a airborne airplane that cost between $500 and $1000 bucks and
it crashed because someone fired up their train transmitter on the air
frequency .... well you get the idea.
So here is a place to get the very latest in R/C equipment. They have a
super catalog and you can do business via email. Point your browser to
http://www.hobby-lobby.com/hitec.htm for the Hitec brand radio. These
radios can use any size servo so look at
http://www.hobby-lobby.com/servos.htm for servo choice. I'll bet you
can buy just the transmitter/receiver system on a ground frequency with
the exact servo you want. You shouldn't have to buy a boxed set.
Good luck
Clark
Chris Wolcott wrote:
>
> The only RC I can find at local hobby shops is trigger grip CAR radios
> with large servos, or AIRCRAFT radios with dual sticks and
> micro-servos. Is there a problem using aircraft bands for trains? Is
> there somewhere I can get a Dual-stick (Single-stick) controller with
> micro-servos?
>
