Hi baron-noir!

If you had ever programmed a jet like david's AW Hawk or the MiG29, you would see the point. The Emcotec still needs a lot or mechanical set-up or a handfull of magic-boxes, which the Weatronic and ACT's DSl have "build in". The next point is, that there is actually no twin-frequency systeme available for international use. Emcotec is stuck to the (internationally) very rare MC-24, ACT hasn't released the twin-module. That inmind doesn't make a sense to use dual-frequency right now! If - one day - the ACT-module will be available, that will be a great option, as the Graupner-module is exactly the one from JR which is used in their PCM9X and PCM10X, which are almost unknown in europe, but used in hugh numbers around the world. Same smae with the Futaba FC-28 module.

I am sure that Weatronic is able to convert their receivers for future dual-frequency use, as most of it is -as far as I understand - a software/firmware thing. A reason why these guys were able to help out damn quick with buck-fixes.

David