2.4 GHZ Compatibility
#2

Futaba and Nomadio both use frequency hopping (changes channels many times per second in a pseudo-random order), and the Spektrum system uses direct sequence (stays on one channel for the duration that the transmitter is on). But, I read somewhere on the Nomadio site that the Nomadio Sensor has a DSM mode (they jokingly call it "Da Slow Mode") that is supposed to make is compatible with the Spektrum receivers. Not sure about the React, but I imagine that it would be, too. The Futaba is *not* compatible with the Spektrum receivers, and vice versa. The Nomadio system (as far as I know) isn't compatible with the Futaba system, even though they are both frequency hopping radios.
#3

it could work, but who knows..... id just stick to what it supposed to work with.... imo id do speckrum, just for the tuny rx, and u can get a lap timer thing lol i forget what its called, and all.... but thats for more cheao ppl like me hehe, if u have money u have teh 500 doller stuff

#4

i have a nomadio sensor, and I'm pretty sure that it wont work with any other system, it is by far and away the best radio I have ever had, and will not be changing anytime soon.
never had a glitch, real time battery voltage, speed, motor temp displayed on screen, laptiming (havnt worked this one out yet)
never had a glitch, real time battery voltage, speed, motor temp displayed on screen, laptiming (havnt worked this one out yet)



#5
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I have the Nomadio as well. You can switch modes to work with the spectrum system. You have to do it through the laptop and I haven't tired it yet. If I ever go LiPo the volt sensor will be nice and I hear they are coming out with a smaller reciever. I believe the reacts software was just updated to work with the spectrum as well. RCSteve93 I believe someone at you track uses the nomadio you could ask them all the details about it.
#6

Originally Posted by Kregger
I have the Nomadio as well. You can switch modes to work with the spectrum system. You have to do it through the laptop and I haven't tired it yet. If I ever go LiPo the volt sensor will be nice and I hear they are coming out with a smaller reciever. I believe the reacts software was just updated to work with the spectrum as well. RCSteve93 I believe someone at you track uses the nomadio you could ask them all the details about it.