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Occurs at 27 or 49 Mhz. Crosstalk with other RC, but not other noise such as electronic or engine [1]
Modern controllers go over Ghz freq of 2.4, same as internet. [2] This is much more robust.

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	*Occurs at 27 or 49 Mhz. Crosstalk with other RC, but not other noise such as electronic or engine [https://www.liveabout.com/choosing-your-rc-car-frequency-2862523#:~:text=If%20you%20don't%20plan,radio%20signals%20get%20mixed%20up.]		*Occurs at 27 or 49 Mhz. Crosstalk with other RC, but not other noise such as electronic or engine [https://www.liveabout.com/choosing-your-rc-car-frequency-2862523#:~:text=If%20you%20don't%20plan,radio%20signals%20get%20mixed%20up.]
	*Modern controllers go over Ghz freq of 2.4, same as internet. [https://www.rcgeeks.co.uk/blogs/news/rc-car-transmitter-overview-setup-guide]		*Modern controllers go over Ghz freq of 2.4, same as internet. [https://www.rcgeeks.co.uk/blogs/news/rc-car-transmitter-overview-setup-guide] This is much more robust.