Which iKON2 Is Right for Me?Updated 2 years ago

The choice depends on:

• Type of engine (electric or combustion)
• The size of the model and the connectors of the servos mounted on the model.

For combustion models (Nitro / Gasser) it is better to use one of the two “HD” versions with or without built-in Bluetooth (however, an external Bluetooth module can be added later, but at a higher final cost and weight due to the case, connector, power LED, connection cable with two connectors).

The HD (Heavy Duty) models have a special connector that can accept a Lipo 2S (the servos must be HV) or a LiFe 2S (for non-HV servos). It is also equipped with an electronic safety switch in case the switch breaks or disconnects from the iKON2, or a wire on the switch breaks the control unit remains powered.

For micro models, due to the smaller space and for weight reasons, it is best to use the Micro iKON2 which uses JST connectors for the servos normally used in micro models. The Micro iKON2 can also directly control an electric tail motor.

For all other models, iKON2 can be used with or without built-in Bluetooth (however, an external Bluetooth module can be added later, but at a higher final cost and weight due to the case, connector, power LED, connection cable with two connectors).

Finally, the Mini iKON2, which has a slightly smaller size but can also be used on large models up to 800 class, is available. Due to its small size, it does not have a high speed USB on board but instead uses a remote USB that can be mounted on the model in any position or can be replaced by a Bluetooth dongle for wireless connections (purchased separately).