Walkie Talkie(2-way radio) cause issues with remote control ?

[miogpsrocks]

Will walkie talkie(2-way radio) cause issues with remote control ?

I just had my drone crash and I was using a walkie talkie.

It was not responding property and kept going off to one side then it quickly flew away from me all together. I turn off the remote expecting it to return but instead if went straight down and crashed and bent the propeller completely out of shape.

I suspect it was either a walkie talkie issue or a loose propeller.

Thanks.

 

[N017RW]

Not due to walkie-talkie.

Just a coincidence.

 

[Qoncussion]

Most consumer walkie-talkies operate anywhere from around 20Hz to 480Hz. All of your gear is running at either 2,400Hz (2.4GHz +/-) or 5,800Hz (5.8GHz +/-). I use three 2-way radios at around 460Hz quite often when flying... no problem.

 

[miogpsrocks]

Most consumer walkie-talkies operate anywhere from around 20Hz to 480Hz. All of your gear is running at either 2,400Hz (2.4GHz +/-) or 5,800Hz (5.8GHz +/-). I use three 2-way radios at around 460Hz quite often when flying... no problem.

I may have calibrated it facing the wrong way since I had not flew it in a while. It may have also been a lose propeller since I had it apart.

I am glad the walkie talkie were not responsible for the crash.

 

[N017RW]

Most consumer walkie-talkies operate anywhere from around 20Hz to 480Hz. All of your gear is running at either 2,400Hz (2.4GHz +/-) or 5,800Hz (5.8GHz +/-). I use three 2-way radios at around 460Hz quite often when flying... no problem.

20-480 hz is within audio range.

You probably meant ~450 MHz

 

[Qoncussion]

You are correct - I was thinking CB radios, which run in MHz:

CB radio is band is HF, 26.9650 MHz to 27.4050 MHz