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MalaysianFlyer · 04-30-2007, 10:03 AM

Well there is bound to be a lot of brand bashing for sure, as well as horro stories of system failure on 2.4GHz.

To be honest, the only advantage I see in going 2.4GHz is that you reduce (not eliminate, as there are other 2.4GHz equipment that could affect us) the chances of being shot down by someone on the same frequency.

As for reliability, RF link quality, etc, I don't think that the average flier like myself will feel a difference. I am not knocking 2.4, as I am definitely getting it as well, but just looking at it from a realistic point of view.

clive45 makes a good point, its just another new toy for us to play with if we want

04-30-2007, 10:03 AM	#37
MalaysianFlyer Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Malaysia Age: 39 Posts: 286	Re: My XPS JR 9303 flew today Well there is bound to be a lot of brand bashing for sure, as well as horro stories of system failure on 2.4GHz. To be honest, the only advantage I see in going 2.4GHz is that you reduce (not eliminate, as there are other 2.4GHz equipment that could affect us) the chances of being shot down by someone on the same frequency. As for reliability, RF link quality, etc, I don't think that the average flier like myself will feel a difference. I am not knocking 2.4, as I am definitely getting it as well, but just looking at it from a realistic point of view. clive45 makes a good point, its just another new toy for us to play with if we want