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Best 2.4GHz 8-Channel Bait Boat Equipment with 1000m Range, Channel Mixing & Sub-PLN 1000 Options

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  • #1 16728290
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    Hello. It turns out that I am new to the forum - I haven't logged in for a long time and it looks like my profile has been deleted (small losses :) )
    Moving on to the topic:
    I'm planning to build a bait boat,
    I am looking for 2.4Ghz apparatus, about 8 channels and a minimum range of 1000m
    The equipment should have channel mixing - finally I can connect an external mixer
    Anyone recommend something?
    Price up to PLN 1000?
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  • #3 16728477
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    Maxima 6 probably falls off because it needs digital servos, and they cost a little and I will need a few pieces (about 4 or two, minimum 10kg)
    Later, the boat will be equipped with a Toslon X-Pilot and a Toslon sonar
    PS.
    If I am burning some blunder, please be understanding because I am just starting with RC and this will be my first construction
  • #4 16728878
    kotbury
    Gantry automation specialist
    But for HiTec Flash 8 and Aurora 9X transmitters, you can use OPTIMA and MINIMA standard receivers (with analog output) - only max 6 channels.
  • #5 16729069
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    I need 8 channels minimum
  • #6 16729105
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    Maybe the Spektrum DX8 G2 and the AR8000 receiver or the DSM-X compatible "trip" from OrangeRX (eg R820X V2)?
  • #7 16729361
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    They write differently about spectrum DX8 when it comes to range.
    What do you think of the futaba t10?
  • #8 16729419
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    skuwa wrote:
    They write differently about spectrum DX8 when it comes to range.
    They write differently because there is DX8 (DSM-2) and DX8 G2 (DSM-X). If there is a DSM-X apparatus and a DSM-X receiver, it should "stretch" up to 2km. There are also "rugged" receivers for long-range control, such as the OrangeRX R1220XLR.
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  • #9 16730371
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    How about the futaba 8fg or Futaba 10J app?
  • #12 16730934
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    On the water, for various reasons, the apparatus sometimes loses 50% of its range,
    anyway, it's interesting what you will see from a distance of 500 meters with the boat size of about 70 cm.
  • #13 16731076
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    1 PAWEL wrote:
    On the water, for various reasons, the apparatus sometimes loses 50% of its range,
    anyway, it's interesting what you will see from a distance of 500 meters with the boat size of about 70 cm.

    Ultimately, the boat is to be equipped with a Toslon TF640 GPS sonar and Toslon x-pilot autopilot
    The lake on which I am going to swim is 80 km of the shoreline
  • #14 16731284
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    Standard apparatus is enough where the manufacturer specifies a maximum range of 1000 meters.
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  • #15 16731430
    skuwa
    Level 7  
    1 PAWEL wrote:
    Standard apparatus is enough where the manufacturer specifies a maximum range of 1000 meters.

    Can you advise something more specific?
    Tgy 9x? - what module to buy?
  • #18 16752038
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    Opis
    This cable make FrSky telemetry data "plug and play" with the Turnigy 9XR-PRO, via the Futaba trainer port. However the “Y” lead lets you still access the Futaba trainer port at the same time for head tracking or other ppm devices.

    Compatibility: 9XR Pro to Frsky XJT or DJT modules
  • #20 16759517
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    You don't know how much the range will drop above the water, but if you really care about the range
    you can buy an additional module at any time after checking if it will be needed.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around selecting suitable 2.4GHz equipment for building a bait boat with at least 8 channels and a range of 1000m, while also considering channel mixing capabilities. Users recommend various transmitters and receivers, including the HiTec Flash 8, Aurora 9X, Spektrum DX8 G2, and Futaba models. Concerns about range loss over water and the need for digital servos are raised. The Turnigy 9XR Pro is suggested as a potential option, along with inquiries about compatible modules for extended range. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the specifications and compatibility of the equipment for optimal performance.
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