RC frequencies - 40 or 41 MHz?

[libor]

[color=#000000]Hello,
Could anybody please help with following questions?

1) In my country (Slovakia), there are available for modellers these frequencies]

[ramius-ii]

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It may be best to go to a local hobby shop and ask what the airplane and car people use so you do not use that one. Also, an e-mail to technical support to companies like Robbe may provide the correct answer since they must comply with different contries laws. Be sure you specify you wish to operate a sub (boat).If you know someone who is in Amature (ham) radio they should also know. As for which radio, I like the F-14 Navy Twin-Stick by Robbe. You can see this radio on the ships n' things site (www.shipsnthings.com).

Best, Ed

[libor]

Thank you Ed.

Right now

Thank you Ed.

Right now I am considering Graupner MC 15 and Robbe Nautic you mentioned. Because Graupner's website is not very userfriendly, my decision will be Robbe - I have to decide upon some measure

But first I have to solve the frequency problem.

Thanks for suggestion.

Libor

[libor]

Valuable info for newbees from

Valuable info for newbees from Slovakia
- you can use only 40 MHz RC equipment for boats, DO NOT buy those marked 41 MHz RC
- the regulation is "vseobecne povolenie VPR
03/2004" and you can find it on www.teleoff.gov.sk

For mor info just contact me.
Libor