What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?

Why would you want to know these? They have no voice.

I ask only because, it's all too easy to sabotage or "shoot'em down" by
transmitting. The freqs are public and should be easy to find, but maybe
your request should be asked of www.modelaircraft.org

Modelers have many thousands of dollars invested into some of these planes.
Caution is needed.

I would be happy to answer questions about the hobby in private email.

My addy is not altered. Just reply.
Brian

"carter" wrote in message
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What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?

Subject: What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?
From: carter
Date: 8/31/2003 12:07 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?


Look at:
http://www.modelaircraft.org/Comp/frequency.htm

Most Clubs require the display of used frequencies at fields and such, can you
guess what would happen if 3 or more people were using the same radio
frequency.

Try a search using:
"RC Frequencies"
to learn more.

Hi Jon,

It only takes ONE person in the pit to turn on his transmitter to shoot down
a fellow pilot. If they are on the same freq, it is common courtesy to wait
till the other pilot is done. Usually a time limit will be set when sharing
freqs. When a pilot arrives at the flying field, he places his AMA card on
the freq board. If you share the same freq, you place it behind the other
pilots.

Brian

"Jon Greenstein" wrote in message
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Subject: What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?
From: carter
Date: 8/31/2003 12:07 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

What are the Freqs of remote controlled hobby planes?


Look at:
http://www.modelaircraft.org/Comp/frequency.htm

Most Clubs require the display of used frequencies at fields and such, can
you
guess what would happen if 3 or more people were using the same radio
frequency.

Try a search using:
"RC Frequencies"
to learn more.