Specifically bought the Flysky i6 after watching this since I wanted a better remote for my Eachine e010. Followed the video and works great. Your placement of the module in the case works really well. Took me awhile to find the instructions on how to bind, but found them on BG product page for module.
Really appreciate it! I usually try and included the link in the description for stuff like that. It is linked on the BG product page though for future reference to anyone who may have this issue. I really appreciate your kind words and that my video led you to a successful endeavor! Thank you also for sharing it here with everyone! YOU ARE AWESOME!
It's best to use hot glue to attach the module firmly and permanently inside the housing. That will prevent rattling and potential short circuits. P.S. Rubber bands tend to rot over time.
Please could you answer this question asap pleeeeze? I actually prefer this gem of a radio to my singing and dancing T16s which is so sophisticated its not funny. I only bought it coz its multi protocol. The question...will the module you used for the fsi6 bind with a Blade nano S3 helicopter which has a DSM2 rx I believe? If it will then I will buy three more fsi6s while they are still produced and sell the T16s . Thanks Peter
Will it work with the Udi rc Freedom 3D quad?? I don't fly many "toys" so much but do enjoy this little inverted flyer and would like to use a better radio with it.....Let me know if that particular model works here??? THX....Turbo.
I can't seem to get the module to power on. I'm not getting the green light... I tested the soldering points and it seems to be getting power. The controller still works, but the module isn't lighting up... can i plug this module to a 1s battery like the xRange module?
Sorry for the delay. I am pretty sure you can. Or the module may be bad. Especially if the solder points are correct. Let me know if you figured out what was going on. Pray it worked out.
Able 1 Tech aha no worries, I've moved onto micro brushless builds already haha. Check out my channel when you got time. th-cam.com/video/dmaKX4dpmD4/w-d-xo.html Thanks anyways, 'twas a bad part btw.
I just got irx6 about to do mod. But for now does anyone how to change rate for eachine e010 while plugged to the back. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
I would simply try a reinstall first. Cleaning your solder joints. After that, you could always try plugging into the port on the back. I was told that is posible but haven't done a video myself. I will look more into the Eachine i6 though and see what I can come up with!
Not sure. The H8 mini works awesome and is super fast for only $13.99 when ordering from US. Check it out: www.banggood.com/Eachine-H8-Mini-Headless-Mode-2_4G-4CH-6-Axis-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-p-975808.html?p=B5141410713645201705
I am not sure what the max voltage is for the module. You would have to check the Banggood link and see what it says there. I only use the 4 AA batteries.
No, I did not. I also cut extra in case I had to cut it down because of possible mistakes. As I learn new tech tricks and mods I make videos and post them. Sometimes they do not always work out and I will update the video and we can all learn more from my mistakes! Thank you so much for watching and I am really glad it helped you!
This is the one I used. The one you are talking about connects in the backport but limits you for using it with anything else unless you remove the port. Either one will work though. www.banggood.com/Multiprotocol-TX-Module-For-Frsky-X9D-X9D-Plus-X12S-Flysky-TH9X-Transmitter-p-1097688.html?p=B5141410713645201705
hmmm... this video was done a few years ago. Lolz, and yes the soldering was questionable. In fact, last year, this sorry excuse for a solder job started the fires in California and burned down my favorite tree... ;) Remember kids, safety first!
Thanks for the tutorial, however, your soldering skills leave much to be desired. Here are the issues newbies should try to avoid: 1. Don't strip too much wire. 2. Don't use wire that's too thick, this just adds unnecessary bulk. 3. Cut wire to the right length. Make sure there's enough that you can take the device apart again, but no more than that. 4. Don't solder "cold joints"! A good solder joint looks very shiny and symmetrical, a bad one looks dull and craggy. This happens when not enough heat is applied while soldering. Cold joints are weak and prone to cracking over time. 5. Connect everything to the same board if you can. You hooked up some wires to the motherboard and some to the little board in the back of the transmitter. Instead, try making ALL your connections to one board, that way it's easier to mount the new components, easier to route wires, easier to disassemble in the future.
really appreciate the breakdown! I am certainly still a newb but love the hobby and love modifying tech. I'll make sure to include tips like this in future videos. I also have better soldering tools now! Thank you again for everything! You are awesome!
I just did this mod, after seeing that it could be done. On my FlySky I6, there are clearly marked test pads for 3.3v, GND, and PPM Out on the main board. I just soldered to those.
Specifically bought the Flysky i6 after watching this since I wanted a better remote for my Eachine e010. Followed the video and works great. Your placement of the module in the case works really well. Took me awhile to find the instructions on how to bind, but found them on BG product page for module.
Really appreciate it! I usually try and included the link in the description for stuff like that. It is linked on the BG product page though for future reference to anyone who may have this issue. I really appreciate your kind words and that my video led you to a successful endeavor! Thank you also for sharing it here with everyone! YOU ARE AWESOME!
Your videos are actually pretty good man keep up the good work!
It's best to use hot glue to attach the module firmly and permanently inside the housing. That will prevent rattling and potential short circuits. P.S. Rubber bands tend to rot over time.
Please could you answer this question asap pleeeeze?
I actually prefer this gem of a radio to my singing and dancing T16s which is so sophisticated its not funny.
I only bought it coz its multi protocol.
The question...will the module you used for the fsi6 bind with a Blade nano S3 helicopter which has a DSM2 rx I believe?
If it will then I will buy three more fsi6s while they are still produced and sell the T16s .
Thanks
Peter
Hello my friend my flysky fsi6 - upgrade fail unbricked .can you help me for upgrade my fs-i6 transmitter ?
Will it work with the Udi rc Freedom 3D quad?? I don't fly many "toys" so much but do enjoy this little inverted flyer and would like to use a better radio with it.....Let me know if that particular model works here??? THX....Turbo.
would this work on a FSFLY T-SIX ??
Why didn't you soldered the + lead to the + lead (near ppm & -) on the 4in1 module but on the other side instead?
I do not quite understand the question. You mean soldering on the other side of the 4in1 board?
2:09: top to bottom (rightside) -, + PPM.
You soldered - and ppm but the + across the chip
I can't seem to get the module to power on. I'm not getting the green light... I tested the soldering points and it seems to be getting power. The controller still works, but the module isn't lighting up... can i plug this module to a 1s battery like the xRange module?
Sorry for the delay. I am pretty sure you can. Or the module may be bad. Especially if the solder points are correct. Let me know if you figured out what was going on. Pray it worked out.
Able 1 Tech aha no worries, I've moved onto micro brushless builds already haha. Check out my channel when you got time. th-cam.com/video/dmaKX4dpmD4/w-d-xo.html Thanks anyways, 'twas a bad part btw.
Sir, can we connect flysky ct6b transmitter to small quads
There are 5 pins on the right side of the controller, can I just plug it into there? It seems like it’s designed to go there
Bro can i use flysky fsi6 with ky101 drone or hjhrc? Thanks
How about the Syma X8G?
I just got irx6 about to do mod. But for now does anyone how to change rate for eachine e010 while plugged to the back.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
Tried this on a eachine i6 and did not work for some reason. Worked fine on my flysky i6 though. Any ideas why? Is the ppm in a different location?
I would simply try a reinstall first. Cleaning your solder joints. After that, you could always try plugging into the port on the back. I was told that is posible but haven't done a video myself. I will look more into the Eachine i6 though and see what I can come up with!
Can we use this for Furibee F36?... If it does, it's really cool!!!??.
here is this list from the supplier. You need to look up the model number. img.banggood.com/file/products/20161020221736TOY-MTX_Instructions.pdf
Has anyone tried it as the furibee has no arming procedure ? A total newb btw)
Not sure. The H8 mini works awesome and is super fast for only $13.99 when ordering from US. Check it out: www.banggood.com/Eachine-H8-Mini-Headless-Mode-2_4G-4CH-6-Axis-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-p-975808.html?p=B5141410713645201705
Quick tip. trim bare part of wire so it won't short out it was touching a different pad . Keep the smoke in lol
Can binding frsky rx?
very awesome brother
Thanks buddy!
Able 1 Tech very welcome brother.
how far the range u can control the h8 mini??
Goes about 100 meters. You can enhance it though with a antenna mod.
Able 1 Tech i had just use lipo 7.4v on my flysky..is it not burned the module??
I am not sure what the max voltage is for the module. You would have to check the Banggood link and see what it says there. I only use the 4 AA batteries.
Able 1 Tech did u do the antenna mod or not?
how can i get max range for h8 mini ... does it transmit through tx antenna or from module ??
Do you have to use so much wire? Seems like a lot of excess. Thanks for the video, saved my mistake order aha.
No, I did not. I also cut extra in case I had to cut it down because of possible mistakes. As I learn new tech tricks and mods I make videos and post them. Sometimes they do not always work out and I will update the video and we can all learn more from my mistakes! Thank you so much for watching and I am really glad it helped you!
With bayantoys x16?
here is this list from the supplier. You need to look up the model number. img.banggood.com/file/products/20161020221736TOY-MTX_Instructions.pdf
Can we conect to tipe all syma...?
Should connect to most syma models if not all. Pretty sure they use the same receiver.
Now have the irx6 receiver right?
This is the one I used. The one you are talking about connects in the backport but limits you for using it with anything else unless you remove the port. Either one will work though. www.banggood.com/Multiprotocol-TX-Module-For-Frsky-X9D-X9D-Plus-X12S-Flysky-TH9X-Transmitter-p-1097688.html?p=B5141410713645201705
Would this also work for the FS-i6s?
yes it will.
would you know of any guides for this?
awesome video! thanks so much for this
Really happy you enjoyed this!
I solder exactly like you but my module won't light up
Make sure you listen to what I said as there is a mistake around 4:00 min. The PPM wire was originally soldered wrong. I show me fixing the issue.
Does the mod works with FurBee F36?
here is this list from the supplier. You need to look up the model number. img.banggood.com/file/products/20161020221736TOY-MTX_Instructions.pdf
great video... but your soldering skills need works, all the wires were un-shielded and in such a cramped environment its bound to short somewhere,,
I really appreciate the advise and I am always looking to improve.
Hmmm your soldering is questionable
hmmm... this video was done a few years ago. Lolz, and yes the soldering was questionable. In fact, last year, this sorry excuse for a solder job started the fires in California and burned down my favorite tree... ;) Remember kids, safety first!
@@able1tech608 Damn. Maybe you should own up to the authorities
Good video, but the music is extremely distracting and annoying.
Thanks for the tutorial, however, your soldering skills leave much to be desired. Here are the issues newbies should try to avoid:
1. Don't strip too much wire.
2. Don't use wire that's too thick, this just adds unnecessary bulk.
3. Cut wire to the right length. Make sure there's enough that you can take the device apart again, but no more than that.
4. Don't solder "cold joints"! A good solder joint looks very shiny and symmetrical, a bad one looks dull and craggy. This happens when not enough heat is applied while soldering. Cold joints are weak and prone to cracking over time.
5. Connect everything to the same board if you can. You hooked up some wires to the motherboard and some to the little board in the back of the transmitter. Instead, try making ALL your connections to one board, that way it's easier to mount the new components, easier to route wires, easier to disassemble in the future.
really appreciate the breakdown! I am certainly still a newb but love the hobby and love modifying tech. I'll make sure to include tips like this in future videos. I also have better soldering tools now! Thank you again for everything! You are awesome!
I just did this mod, after seeing that it could be done. On my FlySky I6, there are clearly marked test pads for 3.3v, GND, and PPM Out on the main board. I just soldered to those.
Can I connect to the mjx bug 3?
Not unless you modify the on board receiver for the bugs3.