The only type of contest I know of that is pretty unlimited in amount of 
transmitters out is a soaring event. I have counted 32 planes in the air at 
Visalia. Could be more at times.

I could be wrong but most events (powered aircraft) limit the amount of 
transmitters out  (based on flight stations) at any one time. The IRCHA heli 
event may be an exception.

I had heard the magic number for 2.4 is 41. Who knows for sure. That is one 
reason why I'm not ready to completely abandon 72 mhz.

Darwin N. Barrie
Chandler AZ
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Steve Schneider 
  To: RCSE 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 8:02 PM
  Subject: Fwd: [RCSE] "Jack Benny is 39 and 2.4 is 38?"


  Interesting stuff, Gordy.  Now the manufacturors have to give us the lowdown 
on it. It doesn't sound like this would be so quickly embrassed by so many 
experienced fliers if the max number of fliers at any one time would be 39. 

  And I got my AMA card a week ago.

  On Dec 25, 2007 8:15 PM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
  > 
  > Number of systems that can be in use simultaneously   
  > Spectrum  Airtronics      Futaba      Xtreme 
  >  39               38 (?)           ?             120 
  >   
  > 
  > Got these from the XtremePowerSystems site (letting the Christmas turkey 
  > settle to make room for pie and this was something I had been thinking 
about 
  > for awhile, so decided to do a little Googling). 
  >   
  > Correct me if I am wrong but I believe the general modeler believed that 
  > with 2.4 all concerns for freq control were over....Millions could all be 
on 
  > at once...there was the story about the huge heli event with hundreds of 
  > attendees most enjoying the freedom of 2.4....hmmmn. 
  >   
  > Did you all believe that the amount of 2.4 TXs on at once was almost 
  > unlimited? 
  >   
  > Here's another wrench in the freq paradise works....what about a mix of 
  > brands and systems?  Some using two channels at once, some hopping around. 
  >   
  > Regardless of the information encoding, radio waves are still radio waves, 
  > and can be shaded, mixed and diluted. 
  >   
  > How do you control 100+ contestants 2.4 TX's when there isn't any channel 
  > assignments?  Impound every TX and only let up to 39 of one brand at a 
time? 
  > From 50 channels controlled to 38 hopefully safe? 
  >   
  > Just wondering, if anyone else is wondering...oh yeah Merry Chrismas! 
  >   
  > I got my new AMA card...you? 
  >   
  > Gordy 
  > 
  > 
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