The spread spectrum technology employed in the DX6 is very noise immune. In addition, it scans for 2 free channels before transmitting.

It will not interfere with or be interfered by other 2.4GHz products. If it is, it is highly unlikely that the interference will upset both channels.

Furthermore, the transmitter pairs with the reciever digitally so there is no possibility that your receiver will be controlled by someone else.

The key problems we have at events are:
Noise Interference - PCM immune to this although failsafes are very slow.
Close frequency interference - Due to either people using the same or nearby frequencies
Limited channels - Cause everyone has the same crystals and they are a pain to change
Tech-checks - Cause youre frequency is usually booked out

I certainly do not believe this could replace Transmitter control. It is important to keep track of who has what.


(Message edited by kane on May 09, 2006)