Yeah, I asked that question in the Radio MFG forum and the response was you had to purchase a 72 MHz module in order to have both the 2.4 Ghz and 72 Mhz capabilities. I was pointed to [link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXH278&P=7]this[/link] over at Tower.

BTW, Mike, can't wait for your review. I have been anxiously awaiting some meaningful intel around the 10c for quite some time. I know I'm expecting this to be a radio that can last for many many years to come. Its ability to support both 72 Mhz and 2.4 Ghz really cuts down on equipment needed at the field.

I too, have concerns on the "bulkiness" of the module, so please (for the masses) concentrate a bit on that during your review. Things I'd like to know are:

1) How well does this sit on a bench? Does it tend to topple? What about lying it on it's back ... is that going to be possible?
2) If you have a case, how well does it fit? Are we going to have to remove the 2.4 Ghz module to transport in a case? If so, do you think the radio is engineered to travel without a module in it's back? Are there exposed pins to be conscious of?
3) How does the radio "feel" in your hands? The radio itself looks "tall", is it well balanced?


Thanks Mike! Looking forward to the review.