I would like to know if it works with Real Flight 7.5 and/or Phoenix R/C 5? Thanks.
1351505
I wouldn't buy this product. Didn't work, software displayed "error" when installed.
499223
Good news. I live close to CH products here in California so I gave them a phone call. I was informed that the Flight Sim yoke will work fine with a mac 10.8.5. The stated, "Just plug it in and it will recognize the Mac."
831199
I actually wouldn't know. It worked with my heli-x flight sim. I did purchase a dynam 6 channel after using this for acouple days. It is small in the hands and the sticks are way to stiff for my liking. You can't adjust the spring tensions.
1754318
I use the C.H.products flight sim yoke and rudder pedals.But my logitec extreme 3D pro joystick works well too.its is really what you personally prefer.joystick or flight yoke and pedals.
8149
Your radio is shown as Futaba compatible, so it SHOULD work (no guarantees!) Make sure that the radio battery is fully charged, and leave the radio power switch OFF. Allow your computer to recognize the RF7 software (mine took about ten minutes to figure out what to do) and after that, it has been all good. If you have problems, email or call Great Planes and they will help you. Good luck!
2087709
I believe it would, as long as you have the appropriate USB cable. I believe Amazon sells those cables, but not positive. I received the dx5e and cable in the package. If you can afford to upgrade to the dx6e, you will have full access to all controls and 3D flight (I'm still working on that one myself). Best wishes and good luck.
1473430
This receiver should work fine with that flight controller. The only issue with the Naze32 type controller is that the pins for the receiver connection are not quite standard, but looking at the Armattan, it appears that they include a wiring harness to connect to the receiver, so you won't have to worry about that.
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I have used it with the Suncom F-15 Talon with Throttle, and it works great. Just need to make sure you have the switch set correctly for 3 or 4 analog inputs, and your throttle should work fine. It appears to accept all of the normal joystick port buttons, so it should work with the buttons also. I bought 2 so that I can use the rudder pedals I have also, and they work together just fine. I am running them on Windows 7 with no problem.
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You need to download Clearveiw. Works great. If your into quad copters heli-x works well. Real flight is the best if you want to spend the money but it's not nesasary. Dialing in the controller is confusing but there are a few posts here that tell you what to do.
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If you go here - http://www.dji.com/product/naza-m-v2/spec - you will get more specific information about what kinds of RC Transmitter (Tx) & Receivers (Rx) will work with the Naza M V2 Flight Controller system. There is a download available via DJI called the Naza Assistant that you can update as they are available. You can do what I did (often) and go search on youtube.com for some more detailed information (how to build, use, calibrate, etc) the Naza M V2. The more research you do, the more comfortable you will become in building and knowing your own system, and, more importantly, trusting your set up.
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Yes. It works with X-Plane as well. You may have to set up each switch depending on the plane you're using.
586166
Works for me! I use it with a ThrustMaster X-Fighter. Edit (May 2015): However, because OS X provides no calibrator, any joystick becomes useless unless you virtualize Windows/Linux (which have calibrators) with something like Parallels/VMWare Fusion. If only the Rockfire unit came with installable drivers containing a calibrator like the Xbox 360 controller does. Unfortunately, they have not been maintaining/supporting the product at all.
63877
I'm not sure, but it works really well with my DX5e on my Dell laptop with the clear view flight sim.
1087649
It's a mini gps receiver so it will work with most flight planning aps. I have the GLO and the Stratus and really prefer the Stratus, but it only works with Foreflight. The GLO is a piece of crap. It turns on in my flight bag and drains its battery, is difficult to connect to the iPad and is clearly a stepchild of Garmin. I'd buy a Dual or Bad Elf, they are much better units for the money.
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The product technical description says it is compatible with OS X 10. 3, 4 & 5 so, it is supposed to work. But, I have not tried this particular product. The one I have tried (from Planex) works OK on my PowerBook G3 running 10.4, after I set it up in the Network Preference panel and ran the software controller program. I assume this one works similarly. It works beside Airport software not through it, so you need to set it up and run it using their supplied software application. After that, it works pretty much automatically. One user said it is a Realtek chip. I checked out Realtek's website and they do have OS X driver software for 10.4 and 10.5.
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Yes it is works. And I would highly recommend it. The kit will reduce the flight time.
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R. Brown....I use the DX5i and only wish I owned the DX6i or 7. From what I've experienced, there are SO many adjustments under the "edit" selection, in which you have the options under each aircraft. If I'm not mistaken, these adjustments are available and I'd imagine what's not on the simulator, you should be able to make them on your DX6. Trust me, you will NOT be disappointed in purchasing and owning this simulator. I've heard where pilots have set up all their parameters on the Phoenix, fly, tweak them and then plug those same settings into their systems and their real aircraft will fly virtually exactly the same. Personally, I love mine and have nowhere explored all it's features in over a year. I want to try 3D heli, but the DX5i will not permit that. Good luck!