Do you have the matching receiver?

In the days of 27mhz, 35mhz and 40mhz certain bands were allocated to different areas of the hobby as a means of segregating bands for the sake of safety of operating mainly aircraft.  Nowadays with 2.4ghz sets there is no interference between sets so no need to segregate anything.  Consequently 2.4ghz sets can be used for cars, trucks, boats, aircraft or anything else you fancy.

I have a Spektrum dx6e set and use the same transmitter to operate boats, aircraft, vehicles and even a steam lorry.

From what I remember from posts on other forums etc. it doesn’t work through water so they are continuing to use 40mHz.

Chris

I have a RadioLink  T8FBbt.

It has servo reverse and trim on the TX but all the other functions are operated with a Bluetooth connection to a smartphone app which saves the cost of a screen on the set and keeps the price down.

I find it works very well and is easier than some of the screen functions you find on TXs.

Colin

Thanks everyone for your information a great help . I am trying to find replacement for my aging Spektrum sets  that appear to becoming unreliable

Thank you Tim I thought I Had posted a reply  is easy to set up