I need a 2.4ghz transmitter for my brushless setup I want to build on my micro t rc. Is this dcm 2.4ghz? Are all dcm transmitters 2.4ghz?
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Yes it is 2.4Ghz http://www.spektrumrc.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=SPM3300
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I think you meant DSM which this TX is. There are 2 versions of DSM though, 1 and 2. Not all TXs/RXs are both, although most that support DSM2 can also support DSM1.
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According to my manual Transmit frequency range is 144-148 MHZ. It won't hit the marine band. If U want a Marine band radio, look for a radio specifically made for the MARINE BAND. It is field programmable for the 2 Meter Amateur band.Tom, KB9KEC
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No, The antennas are Frequency sensitive. There are others that will however do the job. This particular item is not designed for 2.4gHz.
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I bought this one: SCX10 AX-3 2.4 GHz RADIO TRANSMITTER CONTROLER, and works great!! Just $17
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A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to... » Read More A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. « Show Less
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According to the instruction booklet, you can use it on any Tactic 2.4GHZ transmitter.It says 'AnyLink must be in normal mapping when using Futaba, Hitec, orTower Hobbies transmitters with Tx-R aircraft. If using a Spektrum or JR transmitter, AnyLink must be in Alternate Mapping.I hope this helps you out...
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These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the 2.4ghz. Hope this was of some help These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the... » Read More These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the 2.4ghz. Hope this was of some help « Show Less
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2.4 GHz is what listed in the specifications but I don't recommend using a expander as I find it to be more like a 5dbi in performance.
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Glad u asked pal, hands down, your best option is Fly Sky GT3C 2.4ghz transmitter / receiverafter seeing a bunch of guys w them at my local track i researched them a TON, and absolutely love mine. has an endless amounts of adjustments ect on the trans, plus u can program multiple models to all run on this transmitter, AND it has a lithium battery that recharches via USB off any device u have, and the extra receivers are only $7, trust me u will not regret it, soooo much for your money , around $50
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NO. The SWR meter for CB tops out at 30mHz. The SWR meters for VHF and UHF are different.
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Had same concern, my order went through as a 2.4 Ghz unit. You might want to contact seller to be 100% sure.
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I do not use this antenna as a transmitter. It is a wide band omni-directional antenna. I got it to bring in High Definition Television. And it works rather well. With towers in my location all around. I didn't want to buy and stack directional antennas, or have to keep adjusting a rotor. As with any antenna. I would suggest mid range of the spectrum that it is tuned for would probably be your best gain as a transmitter. Other wise a directional will always have the best gain. I can say that it has done it's job well for what I purchased it for.
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The first thing to know is that GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) and CB (Citizen's Band radio) are not the same thing. GMRS is FM at 462 MHz and it's in most handheld radios now sold (usually 14 or 22 channels). CB, usually used in vehicles by truckers and others, is on 27 MHz AM and has 40 channels. SO you need to know which you really want. If you really want GMRS because you have other GMRS radios, the answer to the question is yes, it has 15 of the GMRS channels, BUT! it's not the best radio if you don't have a boat because it's so easy to transmit on the marine band by mistake during rugged outdoor use. That's illegal on land and can be very dangerous to boaters. GMRS-only radios are a better choice for that and most have 22 channels. And, frankly, this radio is a bit big and clunky on land and I have other GMRS radios I like better. Sadly, I can't recommend those because the ones I have are old and discontinued and hard they're hard to find used. If it's really CB you want, the answer is no, you have to buy a separate CB walkie-talkie. CB isn't often considered anymore for portable outdoor use but cell phones and cheap GMRS radios have emptied it out and the lower frequency can work better in forests than GMRS, and you don't need a license to transmit above 0.5 watts. For CB, I have a 4-watt Midland 75-822 and I like it.
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The GoPro built in transmitter is 2.4ghz. That conflicts with most current RC recievers and transmitters. This 5ghz transmitter won't interfere with the 2.4ghz control signals.
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Why do people (like the ones below) bother to answer when they don't even understand the question?Anywho, while Ventech doesn't specifically say so on their website I'm fairly positive this is a brushed motor. The reason why is because they also sell a variable speed controller to be used with the fans and it states "This router speed controller works with any universal AC/DC brush-type motor". Since they don't sell any other speed controllers, and due to the price of the fan, I doubt it's brushless.
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Ya it is a 2.4ghz setup can run mutipule units at once but i suggest the syma x1 Last much longer i blow the motor on 3 of these in less then a week
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It has a better transmitter. 2.4 will give you better range and it pistol grip which makes it ever to hold and to control. thats it the boat is the same no changes that I see in the specs.