i know that this is old news but just want to share.
over the past 3 weeks, i've been googling on how to convert my Old KO- EX-II to 2.4 GHZ, and manage to give it a yank last night when my FRsky 2.4GHZ DIY kit arrive from Hobby King (Hong Kong service was Bad), so below are some pics on how to hack your Old Ko -EXII (Same IC used by EX- 5 ) using the Oki chip pin 9.
You will be needing the parts below;
FRsky 2.4 DIY kit. $15.80/pc.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=14353
Some 2.4Ghz RX (pretty small and light). bought 2 pcs for $14.74 /pc.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=14352
Locate your TX PPM signal , for KO (Oki chip L9362).
Schematic Diagram of the chip.

EX- II PPM signal pin ( Pin 9)


EX- 5 PPM signal pin ( Pin 9)

I converted first my EX- II and tapped from the IC's Pin 9 before the Resistor. PPM signal would be on the right with the diode attached to it, the right would be the negative (-)


I tapped the Positive (+) power source directly after the on-off switch, when i tried using the source coming from the board, it did not worked, i think the power is not sufficient enough to power the module ( it does says that operating voltage is 6V-13V


All wires are in place.

Binding button in place.

Finish product.


Haven't tried to check the range yet but will do once i get the time. Over all, binding was fast, i think much faster than my M11 RX 441 rx ;-( , but still need to thorough test it.
Over all its a cheap way to re-use your old TX and give it another life.

This only shows how to do it and will not guarantee that it will work for all hacks, users are advise that risks is involved and potential equipment damage may occur if installation is not correct.
I encourage all potential "Hackers" to do first their homework prior performing this trick so that no regrets in the end, there are some reported issues like servo jitters (mine was very minimal but tolerable) and some does not have any, so one should take these into consideration before doing and buying these DIY. I try to be as honest as possible and share all the details on how to do this Hack and will try to help as much as i can. so lets enjoy again our old school radios and race!!!!!!
cheers!!!
jun.