Yea, I am speaking specifically of the 2.4ghz Dnanos and Mini-Zs. Which since Nomadio has shown already can possibly adapt to as it has shown via its inclusion in the newer firmware of DSM for Spektrum use. If the KO is using a FHSS system, which if the rest of hobby is showing, is what most others are choosing, it should be even easier for them to adopt (and without the headache Horizon has put them through legal wise). Again, I'm not saying Nomadio is a shining beacon, but they are there is something does go wrong without charging you an arm and a leg.

Nomadio and KO were the final choices I had when I choose a new radio recently. I went with the Nomadio since I can update the firmware, use it as a joystick (which I do often for practice), its made in the US, and it has a responsive community. After watching my friends have headaches with KO support, and not being even able to get specs from them on servos, I just am not impressed.

KO is actually one of the brain childs behind the mini-z and is in fact responsible for much of the electronics in it. So its not a matter of KO adapting what they have to work. The Mini-Zs electronics created to work with KO in mind.