I know I cannot bind this to my Spektrum transmitter but can this helicopter be bound to the syma x1 transmitter? It is flysky protocol.
1361495
It should work. I have a Flysky module in my FS-TH9X transmitter and it binds to v911's no problems.
1908206
Yes, with some modifications to the heli and the transmitter the devo 7 SHOULD technically work with a SYMA X5C-1I would recommend spending 10$ more on a DEVO 7E if you want to buy more RC vehicles in the future, as this controller is NOT DSM comptiable (or rather, it did not receive the DSM firmware update from walkera)In order to bind the X5C to a devo controller, you'll need a 2$ chip and a custom model file, heres a link to a forum discussing thishttp://www.deviationtx.com/forum/3-feedback-questions/3899-syma-x5c-1-for-devo-7e
372222
i have had troubles also binding with the heli. dont be in direct line with it. move away and face away from the heli,then move throttle up and down. that work everytime for me.
2108637
The transmitter you are asking about will bind with this airplane, but the controls will be so sensitive that it will be unusable. The minimum for this airplane is the DX5, but for me the DX6i is well worth the extra money it costs. It has more setup options and also can bind to 10 different models. You could use a DX4e, but if you do you won't be able to operate the flaps.
2209343
No I have not tried the controller for what you describe as the JXD "Drift King". Based upon the picture provided with this question, I will assume you are speaking about the Syma S800G 4 Channel. I will assume that the Syma S800G has been repackage under JXD. Therefore, I will comment on the controller that I received with my Syma S800G. In comparison to the other controllers I have received with my Syma helicopters, this controller is much smaller. For a person with large hands the controller will feel awkward. It feels like it gets lost in my hands. However, the controller is excellent in operation. Highly sensitive to touch, especially the throttle. To maneuver a very light touch to the controller knobs is required, and the helicopter reacts with great precision. I wish Syma stayed with their regular controller with this one, it certainly would feel better in the hands.
859389
Yes you can, only have to turn on one by one so the respective transmitter binds w the respective helicopter
1838179
The person who answered before me is right,i didn't see anything straight on the helicopter itself but on the contoler you can change it. I had the same problem too my brother and i wanted to be on different frequensies so one controller doesn't control both helicopters. I looked it up and first you set the controller to the desired frequiense(a or b) then you turn on your helecopter and there your helecopter is on the desired frequensie. (Sorry not a very good speller)
1620556
Works with all servos in Syma x1, v911, v959, etc. No servos in the x1, sorry about that. Only complaint I have is FS-t6 does not control a CP heli, at least that I know of. I bought it for that. I am stupid, but it does work with servos via the receiver.
1951690
These use digital technology that binds each helicopter to its own radio transmitter. Technically should be no problem. Don't switch them on a te same time though.
753909
Rebind the helicopter to the transmitter as follows:1. Turn the helicopter switch to "on" before turning on the transmitter.2. Change the frequency switch on the transmitter from A to B before turning it on.3. Turn on the transmitter and allow it to rebind.
316944
Ben, I'm very sorry that I can't help you with your question. I don't fly helicopters, I know the DX9 works with fix wing, helicopters and sail planes. You may want to contact a hobby shop and ask them, they maybe able to help you out. If you can then I would purchase the DX9 it's a great transmitter.
301066
As far as I know it only binds to its own remote. Great 4 channel entry level copter. Once you have remote, you can get replacement copters for about 25 bucks.
149639
As far as I know this unit will bind to any fly sky ESC beyond that I'm not sure.
1417965
It most definitely would! If you plan to move on to bigger helis I suggest the Spektrum DX6i. It's a great starter TX for tinkering and adjusting settings for up to 10 helis on a single transmitter and would definitely save some money in the long run.
2039958
Yes. The transmitter will work on other aircraft. You just have to sync it to the aircraft.
1881597
Hi,I never had any binding issues with mine. I would power up the heli, then turn on the controller, and it would bind.
2004459
turn the power on 21 helicopter and 1 transmitter engage throttle which will than pair it to that helicopter. turn the second remote to a different channel and then power up helicopter and remote and engage throttlel and that one will then be paired to that helicopter only