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Testing the Dumbo Rc X6 FG 6 channel Radio system with FPV on my Axial Yeti XL to know how far it can go.
In this test I got about 325 meters of range from the radio without any signal loss or latency.
The Fpv transmitter and receiver couldn't work beyond 300 meters so i was unable to test the range further.
GPS signal in Hero 7 was not good so the telemetry in the video was not very accurate so i had to trace the distance from google maps to get an approximate measure.
Footage stabilised using Reelsteady go software.
Will soon upgrade to a better FPV setup and make more fun and exciting FPV Rc Car videos.
Thank you for watching.
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Definitely picking this up for my speed runs🤟
Yes it will help you go further for that extra strech to build up your speed. Also this has gyro built-in incase you need that can be adjusted with 6th channel knob. 👍
Mate, that's how the business selling these should promote their products!
Nice video mate 👌🏿
Thanks for watching!! 👍
Nice video! Fpv on the ground is much more challenging, there is much interference. Dumbo RC is excellent, the best frequency for fpv is 433mhz. Video 1.2ghz can pass through obstacules
Yes I've researched on this a lot now. Will be getting a 1.2ghz video and a long range radio system that'll probably work with Dumbo rc radio too. Thank you for watching 👍
Nice video. Please consider putting links in the Show More section as an aid to your viewers.
Sure will do. Thank you for watching 👍
There is a video here on TH-cam where a guy uses a Crossfire Lite module and receiver plugged into a RadioLink transmitter with a RSC (remote servo control) port. He thought the DumboRC transmitter has this port. The stock range from a DumboRC is fantastic right out of the box. I'm trying to find out how much range adding the Crossfire gives. It may be a simpler way for you to get what you are looking for in your other video.
I've used my mfd uhf module with this radio using the DSC port which works even better but I haven't tested it's full range yet
@@RakishRc This whole long range thing gets very complicated and very expensive in a hurry! There has to be a way of doing this without a ground station. That makes it cumbersome.
Great video 👍👍
Thanks! 👍
Excellente vidéo. My reccord fpv is 700m. Good Luck !!
That's cool! Thanks! I've got some upgrades for the radio that will push it a few kilometres. Stay tuned 👍
You guys got a set up video?
@@fuupdaass275 th-cam.com/video/-4GMW2yXO4o/w-d-xo.html
@@professeurfpv1536 thanks just now got your reply
Was waiting for a snake to jump out of the bush and jump scare me 😆
Jk 🤣
Lols
What do I need to be able to drive my Rc like you did in this video it looks like fun
This was my first attempt at fpv with rc car using basic 5.8ghz video transmitter and receiver with the dumbo rc radio. Thanks for watching 👍
@@RakishRc I enjoyed this video, you should do a video on the Gopro fpv setup I find it interesting. Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
Now you need a 1.2 ghz system useing Tbs crossfire. Which is what I have. Although I have not wired it up yet is still a bit over my head. Cannot find any information online just stuff about drones use it the system good luck. liked And subscribe.
Yes I've looked at a few 1.2 and 2.4 ghz transmitters. Might get one soon. Thanks 👍
Try the youtube channel called FPV Set, you can see a lot of videos with FPV on Rc Cars. The guy uses crossfire with 1.2ghz video.
Video 1.2 and radio 2.4 does not work fine
@@danieltrilopez thanks So much!!
I will search that.
@@danieltrilopez Thanks for the tip. I searched his videos and saw a few. Its all in spanis so can't understand what he is saying but i could see some of his equipment and get some idea.
@@RakishRc actually it's Portuguese, we are Brazilians and we have a group called FPV RC Car. That Guy got 1.5km with his Traxxas, his antennas are a key point to achieve long range on the ground.
Keep searching we learn together
Where did you purchased in india?
The fpv transmitter and the receiver?
How much?
why do indian english accent sounds all the same?
does your camera already have a microphone built into it
This was with a GoPro Setup directly as a fpv camera so the audio can be used. Now I use a runcam swift 2 which has a mic built-in
total how much
Car link plzz
Hi, I am from kolkata. I have this same transmitter and receiver. Have been using 2s 7.4v lipo with it. Can its receiver handle 11.1v 3s lipo. I am pretty much confused, as the receiver has written on it '4.8v-10v'
Well if you're powering it from a supported 3s esc then it will work.. if you want to connect a 3s directly then I am not sure if it would burn out but you could try there isn't much difference between 10v and 11v..it should work.
I think that should work for the receiver or 12v dc plug
@@RakishRc I tried it. It supports. But you have to have a 3s compliant esc.
@@saikatmauser so did you try a 3s directly to the receiver?
@@RakishRc No, connected via esc. That esc was 3s compliant. It supplied the suitable volt to the receiver.
Is it good for slow driving?
Can this Dumbo Rc X6 work on Ecx amp crush rc?
Yes you can use it with any rc model but the amp crush seems to have receiver and esc as a combo so you may have to replace the esc too. Unless there's option to only remove the stock receiver and still use the stock esc with a new receiver
@@RakishRc if i would change the motors into brushless and esc on my amp crush may it would, right sir?
@@Quad8ightMix yes absolutely 👍 if you want you could look at the radiolink rc6gs V2 radio which is a bit better in terms of quality and reliability than the dumbo rc radio.
@@RakishRc thanks for the tip, but i already ordered the Gyro version of this Dumbo rc. Its currently on sale today, because of 9-9 sale
@@Quad8ightMix cool 👍
Im desperate to find a cheap high prrcision radio, is this high percision?
High precision as in? What are you planning to use it with?
@@RakishRc i mean i love my new rc drift car project. I wasted 1600 dollars only for body shell. Its a nissan s13 with alloy DY wheels and 4 sets of falken drift slicks.
@@RakishRc i mean slow driving.
@@matcentrino7602 I'd suggest you try this and see if you like it it's even cheap. You can get it with gyro option for better stability if needed. It's a budget radio after all so you may find the steering and throttle response a bit dull compared to some standard kysoho radios include in rtrs so.
@@RakishRc For me, I bought the 4ch one, the cheapest DumboRC x4. Is it precision too?