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Yes, it is able to coexist on the same frequency as another 2.4 ghz device, and it is a lot "smarter" in how it's bound receiver-to-transmitter.
However, it's to be expected that, out of nowhere, another device could start broadcasting on the same frequency as XPS and use up all available bandwidth. FASST and Spektrum have methods of dealing with this.
It's NOT expected that all of a sudden another device could suddenly take a single frequency on 72 MHz without warning. 72MHz systems are not designed to be frequency-agile, and when properly used (frequency control is implemented), they do not need to be. 2.4GHz systems ARE supposed to be frequency-agile, and even when used properly, they DO need to be. |
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I would still rather use 72 over XPS.