Reddit reviews GoolRC Flysky FS-i6 AFHDS 2A 2.4GHz 6CH Radio System Transmitter for RC Helicopter Glider with FS-iA6 Receiver Mode 2
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Reliable, interference free 2.4GHz AFHDS2A signal operation.Use only 4*AA batteries for transmitter.Digital receiver system.Simple binding procedure.Quick and extremely stable in performance.
I don't see a weapon motor on your list. Do you already have one? Also, what's the servo for? If you're adding more to the kit, make sure you have the weight for it.
Now the Scorpion is overkill for an ant's drive system. I'd use 2 Vex29's instead for half the price. https://www.vexrobotics.com/276-2193.html The Vex's don't have a BEC, so you'll need one. My BEC of choice http://www.robotmarketplace.com/products/0-dys30053.html.
I'd use the money saved on the Vex's to get a FS-i6 transmitter/receiver https://www.amazon.com/GoolRC-Flysky-Transmitter-Helicopter-Receiver/dp/B013OHJ8JE/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=fs-i6&qid=1562437419&s=gateway&sr=8-8
It's a few bucks more. But all of mixing settings can be done on the screen, saving you the hassle of plugging it into a computer whenever you want to change something. The fs-i6 also allows you to store multiple profiles/receivers. So you can use the same transmitter for multiple robots.
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I'd assume you'd plug the servo directly into your receiver. In that case you'd need a dedicated BEC anyway because the Scorpion was designed to only power a receiver with its small current supply of .01 amps. Not enough to power a servo. The BEC has a current supply of 3 amps though which is plenty.
Let me know if you have any questions on any of this. I'd be happy to elaborate more. :)