Will my Spektrum DX6I Transmitter work with this ???
1360779
It sure will, the 'bnf' stands for 'bind 'n fly' so as long as you have a Spektrum tx, you set your transmitter to an unused channel, put it in bind mode, and bind the plane. Then adjust your throws and you're all set.
1360780
Yes it will. If you follow all the binding procedures, it should sync up no problems:)
314517
Yes the transmitter is the same for all three! I would however like to say, for a more refined and fine tuned experience, in the future, to purchase a Spektrum DX8 or even the new DX9 computer radio!
1444429
Is it a DX6i? I use the DX6i without issue. It should work if it has a trainer port.
1461757
A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to... » Read More A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. « Show Less
942223
You need a 6 channel transmitter at a minimum (spektrum dx6i). Although I would suggest buying a dx7s or dx8 to keep you good for the future. You also need a minimum 6 channel receiver which you can get bundled with your radio or purchase separately (spektrum ar6210). You also need batteries and a charger. You also need a 2650-3000 mah 6s lipo, and a charger. I would suggest searching for helifreak, runryder, or rcgroups at google. Search through those forums and most of you questions will be answered. If I were you I would skip this kit and buy the 500ESP or a 500DFC kit. Yes a bit more money but they fly so much better, although mine flew great stock. The big thing is that the newer Flybarless kits have less parts to break in a crash. Peruse through those forums I suggested and get educated. Good luck! This is a great, expensive, addicting hobby. Shorthand on what you need with my recommendations Transmitter: Spektrum DX8 Receiver: Spektrum AR6210 Charger: Icharger 306b (google ep buddy) Battery: 2650Mah 6s Lipo (google valuehobby or epbuddy) I almost forgot to add that you will need a power supply for yourcharger, unless you want to charge off your car battery. Check out rcgroups forums and under the battery/charger forum they have instructions on how to convert a server power supply for our use. I don't know if you can send me a message on here or not, but if you figure it out, feel free to contact me with any questions you have!
1803148
Any of the dx series spektrum brand transmitters, ie. Dx3r. It is not compatible with any other brand.
1732351
Unfortunately, this model ("Spektrum DX9") hardly enters the space intended for the transmitter. Due to the width and shape of the second transmitter antenna. In all other respects I have no problems. For transmitter "Spektrum DX6i" is the perfect case. Plastic is very durable and does not lose its shape from the heat. Special seal around the perimeter of the case protects the contents from rain.
2118525
Yes it will. It is more a question of radio capablity so as long as you have the right transmitter this will be fine. I have been able to do it with this receiver and a Spektrum DX6i radio. 4 channels is plenty for the receiver to do it (only need 3).
1734843
I use a Spektrum DX5e and it works great with this quad. I was told however if if wanted to upgrade to the much more advanced quads the DX6i would be necessary. I hope this helps and good luck!
1635286
In my opinion the answer is NO, you need a Spectrum or HiTec Transmitter compatible with DSM2 or DSMX
1392747
According to this thread, you have to remove a wire that leads from the trainer port to the PCB. This sim works well will ALL transmitters. Good luck!http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.929512
563197
Yes it will work but you have to switch the connector on the transmitter end with the fatshark connector
1327625
If your radio is a Spektrum radio (like a Dx6i with DSM2 or DSMX technology), then yes it should bind.
2046771
the spektrum will for sure. but the walkera i am not sure will. as long as you have a DSM2 transmitter or an AnyLink adapter it will bind up.
920277
Spektrum sells their Transmitters with different packages; sometimes complete with receiver and servos. I'm not really sure what the seller is making reference to. Most DX6 sold in the USA are set to or are only Mode 2. That reference's the functions of the two sticks. Left stick being Throttle and Ruddder; Right stick being Ailrons and Elevator.
488816
No it does not. I use a Spectrum DX6I radio but all you need is a 4 channel radio DSM or DSMX 2.4 Ghz transmitter.
629231
The nice thing about this product is that it gives you two options to connect your controller. The first option is wired, and it comes with the wire. As long as your Tx has a trainer port on the back it will work. I Spektrum Dx6i has the trainer port so it will work. The second option is to use the provided wiring plugs to connect a receiver bound to your transmitter and do it wireless, again as long as you have a spectrum receiver laying around you can hook it up, bind it to your Dx6i and you're off to the races. As far as the Heli-X flight sim, I'd be inclined to say no, it only supports the 4 sims listed on the unit.