My brother upgraded to a new Airtronics Computer Radio and passed one of his Stylus radios on to me. Caught a break and got this module on sale. Have been using it about a year now without any signs of a glitch. I use it with two planes, one has a five-channel receiver the other a seven-channel receiver, easily bound to both and I use the Tx's multi-model ability to switch between them. My only grip is I cannot keep the antenna from rotating a bit when storing & transporting, which puts stress on the cable running from the module to the antenna.

Overall, I do not hesitate to recommend this as a way to update the Stylus radio. (Posted on 8/19/12)

I bought this conversion for my Stylus transmitter. Installation was very easy. I use the converted Stylus on my RES model and have flown it higher and farther out than I did on 72 mhz. While I use mine on an RES model others in my club use them on moldy thermal duration models and have no problems either. I use mine with the 8 channel rx but there are others that would work. If you have a Stylus transmitter, don't hesitate to get this conversion if you want to get into 2.4 ghz without learning to program a new transmitter. If you're looking for an advanced 2.4 ghz radio, you can do much worse than to buy a 72mhz Stylus and this conversion. Then you have a proven advanced transmitter with an excellent 2.4 ghz module. Try it, you'll like it. (Posted on 9/22/10)