to control other R/C aircraft?
Not unless you take the guts out of an H or Q and put it another bird.I do not think you can use it for non-Yuneec craft.
Good point. Also the H520 when it's released.YUNEEC TORNADO H920
(Oops, inadvertently engaged caps lock...)True, it would require a Yuneec receiver and output system.
It sounds a great deal like what the military began using in the early Eighties in their tactical radios, (think it was called SINCGARS, or some such) which were frequency-agile, having the benefit of being much more difficult to eavesdrop/intercept, and also less susceptible to enemy jamming.There is an algorithm in both the receiver and the transmitter that controls the spread spectrum technology.
It changes the channels to avoid losing control in noisy electromagnetic areas.
Yep. That's right. That keeps you buying there products and not others.So I'm understanding that TX/RX communication is all proprietary, based on the manufacturer of the hardware, and there isn't any "open source" programming software that would allow RC hardware to be controlled, (using a REALLY loose analogy here, lol) the way desktop PC's began running software programs originally designed for IBM machines, back in the early '90's?
Definitely more difficult for the enemy to intercept and decode, and more likely to have successful communication with remote stations.It sounds a great deal like what the military began using in the early Eighties in their tactical radios, (think it was called SINCGARS, or some such) which were frequency-agile, having the benefit of being much more difficult to eavesdrop/intercept, and also less susceptible to enemy jamming.
(Sorry, getting O/T here...)
It means you have a secure connection to your H which can't be hijacked with any other controller, even another ST16.So I'm understanding that TX/RX communication is all proprietary, based on the manufacturer of the hardware, and there isn't any "open source" programming software that would allow RC hardware to be controlled, (using a REALLY loose analogy here, lol) the way desktop PC's began running software programs originally designed for IBM machines, back in the early '90's?
You should be able to control other aircraft if you install a Yuneec receiver.to control other R/C aircraft? If so, how would you bind them?
The ST-16 seems such a capable piece of kit, it would be a shame not to utilize its full potential...
Just askin'...