Not really. It was good enough to see the craftsmanship up close.aonyn wrote: Well I guess that could not be classified as a disappointment anyway. Still would love to see those models fly too.
Here's a current accident we CAN speculate on :)
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I have a neighbor friend into the RC and RC Drone hobby and he told me that the new transmitters and receivers all use frequency hopping and are immune to jamming.dvm wrote:As far as your control problems go wouldn't be the first time someone deliberately caused a RC flier problems with a transmitter. When I was messing with the hobby years ago we had some problems over a period of time and caught a guy sitting in his car with a transmitter screwing with us.
I had a RC M4 Sherman Tank 45 years ago and had occasional jamming problems (probably with CB'rs) but that was primitive compared to today's technology.
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