What happens if the band is full (80 users for surface or 40 users for aircraft) and I turn on
my transmitter?
In the unlikely event that all channels are occupied, the next transmitter will scan the band
indefinitely until open channels are available. The transmitter will then acquire the channel(s) and
begin transmitting. Only then will the system connect.
What happens if two transmitters are on the same frequency?
To be FCC legal, all 2.4Ghz devices must incorporate a collision avoidance system that prevents
the system from transmitting on an already occupied frequency. The chance of two transmitters
occupying the same frequency is highly unlikely. If two transmitters should somehow end up on
the same frequency, other safeguards, such as the GUID and proprietary time base coding, will
prevent interference. Of course, with the aircraft system, the transmitter is transmitting on two
frequencies simultaneously. The odds of two transmitters transmitting on the same two
frequencies is even, more unlikely but again, should this happen, other safe guards will prevent
interference.
How long will my transmitter battery last?
The Spektrum module is very efficient and will actually last nearly twice as long as your current
27 or 75MHz system. We can't give a specific time, because it depends on the type of battery
you're using, however, an Airtronics M11 with name brand alkalines will operate for over 7 hours
with the Spektrum module.
We have several Wi Fi systems and Wireless Routers running at our indoor track. How will
this effect the Spektrum system?
These systems typically operate on the 2.4GHz band and, while they do occupy some of the
bandwidth (channels), they must abide by FCC rules and incorporate collision avoidance. So
while these systems can reduce the number of potential operators (there are 79 possible), the
systems will operate harmoniously and not cause each other interference.
What is the range of my DX6?
When used in intended parkflyer models, the range is farther than you can see the model to
control it. We don't give a specific range because many issues such as signal attenuation due to
metallic conductive material in the aircraft has an effect on the overall range. In fact, that is the
main reason why the DX6 is limited to parkflyers only.
Is Spektrum allowed at car races and flying events?
Spektrum was made ROAR, NORCA and IFMAR legal shortly after its introduction and in many
sanctioned races like the ROAR off-road Nationals, where over half the field used Spektrum. The
AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) has certified its use at all AMA fields and events when
used as per the manufacturer's instructions (DX6 Park flyers only). In fact, most event directors
welcome Spektrum, as it eliminates the issues of frequency management.
Do I still need to impound my transmitter at events?
While with Spektrum technology there is no need to impound transmitters, some events still
require that all transmitters (conventional and Spektrum) be impounded.
Do I still need a frequency clip with Spektrum?
Because Spektrum selects an unused channel in the 2.4GHz band each time the transmitter is
turned on, the need for frequency control is eliminated. However, some flying fields/race tracks
may still require a frequency pin to be used to control the number of drivers on the track or pilots
in the air at one time.
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