ORIGINAL: RCKen
ORIGINAL: bruce88123
Definitely won't have some of the features (patented) and MAY have a different modulation scheme too. Mfg's may wish to purchase rights to the features assuming Spectrum is willing to let them.
That may be a bit hard to do Bruce. That actual Spread Spectrum technology that this is based on is a industry standard. Computer Wi-fi equipment has been using it for years now. JR may find it hard to try and patent that because it's not a new technology. It's just a new application of an existing technology.
Ken
Specktrum claims that some of their feeatures are already patented or patent pending. No they probably can't patent modulation types but they can processing techniques/results such as their "model match".