RC Quick Tips - Considerations when buying a radio/transmitter
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- In this video I share my thoughts on buying a radio and what you should consider when you start out. Usually the first radio is a simple, low cost modal that comes with a plane, quad or helicopter.
The next radio you buy can be expensive and is an investment in the hobby. I've finally bought my next radio after 7 years with the DX7 and wanted to share my experiences.
I am sure that there will be lots of 'this radio is better because' and 'that radio is rubbish because' comments but this just proves my point perfectly. Everyone's experiences are different so do your own research and explore the options with people you can trust before making your choice.
For information my Dx9 was purchased form Steve Webb hobbies - www.stevewebb.c...
Thanks for watching, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
Happy flying.
I got a DX8 for my first radio yesterday, currently gathering the bits for the quad than my next model will probably be an AXN. Being able to play with it in my local shop and compare it with cheaper systems allowed me to see how good a high end radio felt in the hands. Plus the DX8 is an old model so I got a good deal on it, still it was expensive, but I would rather get a radio that is decent and will last me than a radio I would out grow within a year.
+TheEPROM9 Great choice. A good quality radio will last you for years in the hobby. Happy flying!
Thanks, also I can use the trainer port to plug other transmitters that I will probably build so I can control quads like my Hubsans as well. Very happy with it.
Good video mate verry helpfull thanks keep up the good work
My RC lawnmower wheels are damaging the turf when it turns..anyone know if there's a RC that can work with zero turns?
Ahah I'm just down the road from Steve Webbs, just got my first plane their a month ago :)
Let's hope the weather improves! :D
Painless360 Yes I'm just waiting for Spring to come round, every week the club owner calls me saying that it's to windy or heavy rain. All I wanna do is fly ahah
Can you make a video with a list of available transmitters in the same style as you did the flight controllers in 2016. Im looking to buy a good transmitter but I don't even know my options and could you also maybe create one to explain the taranis 9xd about what the programming and all the feauturws are in simple.
Thank you and love your channel!
+Mystical Daptfyie depends on your budget. I'd recommend a FS-i6s or Turnigy Evolution if you want cheap and basic, a Frsky QX7 for new pilots and the excellent Frsky Taranis X9D+ if you want a radio that'll last for years. Happy flying
Painless360 I'm thinking about the taranis but could you explain some of its features a little, for example the programming and so on.
+Mystical Daptfyie yep, I have two entire series on it. Check them out.. Best of luck
hey is buying second hand transmitter
do you no where barnstormers in painless
Not easy to find but looks like Carson City NV.
A little something to add, check it has a 3 position switch! (mine does not, its a little annoying :P )
Hi Painless, I have a cheap FS T6, its 6 channel for 2 switches but also has 2 rotatory variable switches, presumably for use with a gimbal, but i have no idea how to set it up :( Can you help? Thanks!
Good tip. What are you connecting it to?
Painless360 to a multiwill se v2.5
(i don't actually have the gimbal yet but for knowledge of how to set it up is always great!) Thanks for your help!
BUT I DONT HAVE ANY FRIENDDDSSSSSSS
Stop makin me SAAAAAAADDDDDDDD
always buy FUTABA!!!
Expensive
IRFZ44 ι got an DEVO 10 looks cool and i am about to use a 4in1 multimodule
I'm not a fan of Devo. FrSky is great and not expensive as Futaba
IRFZ44 i had a FrSky modue on my DSX9 JR and it was PERFECT. never lost signal. i hate DSM2-DSMX but now that jr have destroyed, the devo10 can keep me into the hobby untill i find money for a new Futaba to fly the expensive big gas engine models with the best system there is... FrSky protocol is very good but it is the overal quality of the electronics inside FRSKY taranis that makes me wanna buy a futaba.
Futaba is something you can trust, especially for something expensive like big gas engine planes but not everybody can afford Futaba so Taranis is a great alternative.
Please o please do not recommend Spektrum radios without reservations or warnings, they are really quite unreliable in the big scheme of things (ie. underpowered compared to more or less all other brands really making for a weak signal reliance). Spektrum might look 'cheap' or even a good value to beginners, but there are countless amounts of people who ran into brown-out / interference issues where mostly the radio system was to blame (and then I'm not talking about beginners who won't admit pilot-error crashes, I'm talking models dropping from the sky for no apparent reason which later turned out to have the brown-out light burning). The signal's strength with Spektrum radios really is just very weak. Interference in DSM, DSM2 and even the newer DSMX can knock your expensive planes, helicopters or quads out of the sky. I would honestly recommend saving up more money and buy an Hitec Aurora 9, extremely easy to program and excellent value in terms of channels, model memory, features and so on or when on a budget go with the Taranis or Turnigy 9X (yes, it has incomplete software and has a cheap build quality, but at the very least the signal sending / receiving will always be flawless because of frequency hopping). Other radios will last for ages as well, assuming you don't literally throw it around.
Don't take this personal, I'm sure you've had good experience with Spektrum over 7 years, or at least I'd hope so. But I've seen Spektrum planes go down way too often. At some point it's not a matter of bad luck or chance anymore if all the planes were flown with Spektrum radio gear. In all cases the problems disappeared with buying new radio gear as well and most crashes did not have broken electronics apart from impact damage, battery still with enough juice to fly. I respect your opinion and people should make up their own minds, but my faith in Spektrum is exactly zero. :)
Please see 6:50 in the video ;)
Happy flying!
Painless360 Yeah, except it goes a bit further than 'best radio' arguments. I don't really have an opinion on the 'best radio' at all. It's more about the 'least reliable brand' of radios. I'd say that's different. Then again I respect your view that's obviously different from mine, so let's simply agree to disagree.
I fly not cheap Align Helis (450L DFC & 700E DFC) with Spectrum DX8 for about 2 years and never had a brown-out!! Also I see the local club fliers with expensive war birds using DX8 and DX9, most of them. Where do you get your bad info from??
F GO From years of experience of seeing people crash whenever a couple of Spektrum users fly together or alone in a more noisy environment. The only ones failing where the Spektrum radio systems and this includes large 1/10 scale planes. Those people had just as much faith in Spektrum as you do, until it went haywire. Some of them were very experienced builders. The transmitted signal coming from a Spektrum radio system is incredibly weak and it's hopping system is archaic and has a tendency to choose two channels that overlap, enabling a single interference to knock the entire signal out. So yeah, it's fairly easy to knock them out of the sky through interference / noise. Sometimes brown-outs are related to a lacking power setup (beginner mistakes in building), but more often than not it's related to the weak signals itself.
Also keep in mind how you would stay fairly close with helicopters, so you probably are less likely to run into brown-out problems. (And no, it's not a problem of flying 'out of range', it's a problem of losing signal whilst being well in viewing range). Any electrical failure of other components in a plane also tends to mess the receiver up, confuse it if you will and then lock itself out. Other radio systems do not fail at that point. I've landed plenty of planes and even helicopters with messed up servos.
Having said all that, yes, you might not have run into problems yet, but with Spektrum most people eventually do.
Hi All.
Like your vidoes thats why I subcribed, My 2 pence, I used to live in Hyde so not so far from you. Now I live in Thailand (9years +) hear the locals all buy cheap copy wifi sytems, baby alarms and cloned phone to name a few items, so DSM2 is useless here without a satalite receiver, this as well adding to the cost. I started with a DX7 had 2 9330 as well, now I must admit I use a Futaba 14SG Fasstest system, receivers are expensive but I found the FRSky clones work well and relieablely, here.
I would recommend bying the best radio you can afford, with the most channels, and they usually have sd card slots now to enable programming software updates, language and extra model profile saving and backup features.
Please remember like you flight controllers, Esc's and other FPV gear, update to radios are important.
Acro, Glider, Heli and now added Drone profile, to name but one usefull update.
So to conclude, as your videos are wathched all over the world, As Stated in the video local knowledge is very important.
The DSMX system from Spectrum has no problems here.
Sorry could go on all day about radios, But it is called RC hobbie so make sure you have Radio controll.
P.S.
On a side note I followed all your Multiwii videos from start to finish adding little bits my self, and they ALL worked bluetooth, Gps etc. Then when I finished I saw the one where you explain about interferance from a quad 450 with onboard power distibution, Yes you quessed it thats what I had built, so a thought know all the vidoes are done, make a foot note telling people to watch the final video before starting as it will save having to do it all over again, especially as in my case I cut all the leads to minimul lenth, now need to extend them again, my bad. This is not a complant just a thought I would have not got it going with out you videos, as I had done the Naza then the Naze boards first which are much simpler.
Have a great new year
Paul
Happy in sunny Thailand.
Did not use spell check as on a linux machine keeping it simple, enjoying the hobby, thanks again for you great work.
Where I Thailand?
I spent a year and a half in Nakhon Phanom in N. E. Thailand . LOVED IT!
Good topic, good video. In my case, I resisted the advice of some to “start simple and work your way up”. Instead I just spent my first month or two in front of the computer learning as much as I could (and spent a lot of time on your channel, thanks). That education gave me a much better grasp of what would be required to satisfy my interests going forward, particularly with regards to number of channels (14 minimum) and programability. And so I jumped strait into a Taranis and have been happy ever since.;)
Thanks for the comments. I did the same. The radio is one of the best upgrades you can make to any model!
Happy flying!
Hi, grate youtube channel, im new into drone copter flying, I hace a question I have an old JR 5 channel XF421 Radio with a JR R700 reciver could I use it as a beginner radio or do I need more channels, what do you recommend I plan building a quad copter with pixhawk, hope you can help, greetings from Mexico.
Hi, 5 channels is enough to get you started but the radio will only support your first steps due to its age and limited programming. Double check everything out before trusting it.
Best of luck!
Hi not sure how bitten I am / will be but want to get my first”boat” moving. Any videos on budget RC stuff. Mine is a version of Riva Aquarama but I’m not looking to be Donald Campbell!! Any advice please??
Sorry, that's not part of the hobby I've played with... Yet!
i bought my dx6e u didnt have to buy one u could have had mine
Hope this dont mean Taranis vidios will stop.
Exellent old content on taranis for me. Many thanks..Enjoy DX9.
Regards Phill
I'm from the same part of the country as you Runcorn is there and flying clubs around like dose Steve Webb have a flying club good to see someone putting real helpful stuff out there thanks mate your doing the hobby a grate one
I have a turnigy 9xr with a fr sky module in the back and find it really easy to set up and run it of a turnigy 3s 2.2mah lipo
can you show me how to program MKrons radio control for my brother's rc plane
I don't have any experience with that radio, sorry. Best of luck with it...
Merry Christmas mate!
Can you plz suggest me a 6 channel radio under 60$
+Gatakari Manojkumar one of the few we've looked at is the Quanum i8. See our video on it. Happy flying!
`£160 for a dx7 ? My dx6 and nx8 are £200 and £390 now!
Thats price was about 14 years ago. Happy flying
Something else to consider is that they go out of style very quickly
Will I have any trouble with a 2.4G remote and a 5.8G FPV transmitter?
Nope, please see my introduction to FPV series that explains it all. Best of luck!
Great vid bud. Not quite thru it as breakfast appt lurks. Can you tell me if you have a vid on lipo discharge capacity/rates? You know, like is a 11.1 3s at 25C have a rate better than a 4S at 20C, or such. Thanks.
Edit: Ok finished it. Good points about personal choices and all. Wow, satellite of your river looks like its choked with sediment!! Trying to think of the artist who did "Ferry, cross the Mersey" 20 years ago. We have the LHS carrying the DX6i for $130. Again thanks for taking the time to produce your vids.
Hi John, try th-cam.com/video/Oda0JYzGG3w/w-d-xo.html
Happy flying!
I got my FrSky Taranis+ two days ago after following most of your steps without you even having told them ;) (after you've been "on the internet" for some time they should be common sense). Ordering from China was tempting, customer service was often better there than local shops. But having to package something up to China in the case something is broken and wait maybe a few month for replacement just wasn't worth it. And customs can be a bitch, too, at price levels like that. So I at least ordered from the same continent.
Btw. the Taranis is top notch (yeah, I know, 6:50 ;) ). I doubted the hype all over a little, but it is justified. Everything feels very solid (no rattling anywhere or slop on any controls) and whoever wrote the menu and layed out the buttons, knew what he was doing. My last remote was over 20 years ago, 2 channels for a car. Still I got to set up the Taranis in less than an hour.
So know I got to build my model! Scratch build quad, with parts from all over China and the local hardware store!
The new generation of radios are so much easier to use. Have fun with the new radio and happy flying!
Good Job ;)
Painless I can tell you still love your dx7.
I still have mine and not give up on it yet. But model memory is nearly full like you said 20 seems a lot.lol
On another note if Steve Webb is local to you you can't be far from me.Where are you in Cheshire?
Sure am! :)
i found what i think is a good deal on a dx7, being an 8 year old tx is it still up to date or will it be obsolete soon? I would like to use it for fpv and bnf, is there better technology out there. I have been researching what tx to buy and with all the info and variables between brands/protocols I am kind of stuck and can't pull the trigger on buying a tx. I think I am afraid I am going to buy the wrong one, and regret my decision. i can only buy one, and i will have to like it. thanks a million.
+DroneXFun i still have, and use a DX7 regularly. Does all the basics. Happy flying!
I want to buy
Sir please how can I get this radio ,I want to use it for my project in schools, am from srilanka sir please I need your response GOD bless.
The DX7 is a very old radio now. See my kit picks video from last Summer for what I'd use now. FrSky Radios are very popular..
Should I go for a radio link transmitter eg. AT9, or devention eg. Devo 10 ?
See the tips in the video. The new Taranis Q X7 looks like a lot of radio for the money, also if you only want it for multirotor then the fs-i6s is nice too.. Best of luck!
Good video very helpfull but to be honest dsm and dsmx are old tech and not that reliable when compared to frsky acct
See 6:50 in the video.. ;)
Happy flying!
Very Good Job, and good video Crack;)
Hello, thank you for the great videos! Is it normal that the receiver gets warm after a few minutes of use? I have the Flysky FS-I6A receiver. Thanks!
It shouldn't get too warm, most electronics get a little heat in them in use. I've not used that receiver so I'd have a look on the forums to see if that is normal for them.. Best of luck!
I'm still using the early DX7 that was given to me by Paul Beard (Mr Spektrum) - a long story. I have also used Spektrum gear on a number of customer projects subsequently. I would be interested to know if Spektrum would still be your pick of currently available technology especially as regards reliability (I'm working on a 1/4 scale Blackburn Monoplane that will be about 2 years work by the time its finished so am in "belt & braces" mode as regards equipment for it). Thanks.
Check out the Kit Picks 2020 video from a few weeks ago. I was a Spektrum pilot but not any more. Radios are a very personal choice so there is no right and wrong answers...
@@Painless360 Many thanks for the reply. Yes - an interesting set of picks in that video and it is interesting how the historically big players in the business have somewhat dropped the ball.
can you tell me what cheap but good enough for begginers
controller I can buy because I need it fast.
Please see my video on recommended gear that released a few months ago. It's all in there (th-cam.com/video/SxFO_o5wy3Y/w-d-xo.html)
I wanted to Buy an RC Radio with these Specifications Can You Help Me ???'
1.Should be Chargeable rather than using batteries ( even if there are batteries it is fine )
2.Should have an Display
3.Should show the Battery Percentage and also the Connected Channel No. in it
If there any Any RC Like this Please DO SUGGEST ME !!! ;-) :-)
+K.G.R Beatbox see the recent video on my kit suggestions. Not sure what you mean by point 3, for telemetry then look at the FrSky radios..
point three means when i am using my rc it can it show the battery percentage as i use 4-6 AA batteries (dont remember the exact count)
+K.G.R Beatbox sorry still not clear. The voltage in the radio or the voltage of those in the model? Have a look at that other video I mentioned and pop me another question if it's not helped..
I just got myself a Taranis for xmas, what a radio this is! I was suspect about all the hype, but having used it for a week, it is justified! Voice, Telemetry, open source, 16 channels (if i'll ever use those) and custom imaginary switches for all kinds of stuff is great! It can even play music haha! I might buy an orange module since the stock one is inside the radio, 2 modules in one radio? Well, yeah! Just hope one antenna doesn't drown the other one lol.
From what I understand the module is selectable from inside the menus so you don't have a problem. Happy flying!
Painless360
Yes it is indeed, you have the option to switch between internal and external modules. I am curious, have you ever tried another radio besides Spektrum? I had my hands on a dx6i before I moved to a 9x, which is also a fabulous radio but with flawed software. But if you flash it and ditch the Flysky module to put an FrSky in it, it becomes another monster. Not that the stock module is not good though, had about 1km range easily. Also, keep up the good work, me likey! ;)
Great video, you kind of brushed over receivers but a huge thing is receiver cost and availability! Also the benefits of the radio protocol you choose. IE for fpv spectrum is only reliable out to 100m-ish, FrSky can go a lot further. Those are huge things I wish I had thought about when buying my first radio
Really good point. Exactly why doing your own research and talking to flying buddies and the local hobby shop is so important.
Happy flying!
Haha, great answer!
Great Channel, had to re-subscribe for some reason. You didn't mention range. Which transmitter would you think has the best distance, ex. 2km?
All of these have similar ranges as the power output has to be under the legal limit for the country you're in. Using receivers with more than one and longer antennas can help or using a radio that support a longer LRS module would be a consideration too. Best of luck!
Awesome, I'll look in to that
Sir i really enjoy and learnt a lot from your videos thank you! i have some questions if you can answer me please, i want to build a fixed wing plane with retractable landing gear, landing gear door and also i want this drone for piza delivery( i work for deliveroo and ohh the stip hill is killing me) as you can imagine i will have too many servos and need too many buttons to control the servos individually, my question is can one radio control and receiver does this all ?(if yes can you recommend one please) or do i need two? my second question is, while you were introducing about the pixhawk 2.1 you said it's possible to upload a map and the drone can follow the map to the destination and back to the home position, could you please make a video tutorial how to do that? thanks
Fixed wing landing gear has it's own servos as part of the mechanism so you connect them all to one putput - just make sure that you have enough power in the 5v lines for them to operate without affecting anything else. You'll need to pick a reciever that works with the radio you have. I use X8R in planes with lots of controls and a Pixhawk. I will make a video showing mission planning but in the meantime the documentation on the Arducopter wiki is excellent! Best of luck!
@@Painless360 thank you Sir👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can we use any tx with any rx of same 2.4ghz frequency? (I have a 2.4ghz tx of jxd 393 quadcopter 4ch can i bind that with flysky receivers?)
Sadly not - th-cam.com/video/_YNRZVJIl7k/w-d-xo.html may help.
+Painless360 The link says PRIVATE VIDEO, but thanks anyway!
Ah, it's out on the 8th November..
Great tutorial. Thanks for the info. Can you do a video for setting up a spread spectrum technology transmitter. A short one which sets up the transmitter completely. Any make/manufacturer will do. Thanks again, mate!
+Kartik Bharadwaj we have a very comprehensive set of videos on the Taranis and now also setup a FlySky FS-i6s radio in the 'Quadcopter build for beginners' series now too. Lots of quick tips on radio setup as well...
Cool. Will check it out.
I am having trouble calibrating my DSM with my PiXhAwk do you have any suggestions, drop me an email if you have time.
Please see the PixHawk series on the channel - we cover all the setup steps there.. Best of luck!
Painless360 one more ? What type of damage would reversing the polarity on the Paxhawk for the servos I had the black facing down on the wires.
is there any problm if the transmitter and receiver, from different brands...
+chinthu raj The radio and receiver need to speak the same language. If they don’t then they won’t bind. See my video all about it in the ‘introduction to remote-control’ series. Hope that helps.
Hi. I am a bit struggling to set up my Fly sky fs-t6 radio with my quad copter. Problem is that it doesn't wanna arm quad. But on Gui it shows that radio is connected and all controlls working. Have you had any experience like that? And what could be the fault?
+Aleks Cortez Depends on the flight controller you are using. We have troubleshooting arming for most of them - check out the playlists..
yeah I did see all the videos but I havent seen nothing familiar to my fault. I have Crius Multi wii 2.5.
after 2.5 months of struggle just now I have big break out and got my drone armed. Big thing now is to get my PID wright
+Painless360 only thing not sure if that was the same fault for my nexacopter. as I used the same flight controll board. so now I have to buy one more to see if that issue with arming was because multi wii code or transmitter/receiver
I must buy a Radio Transmitter but I'm poor! 😖 😖
You can get one for £60, so just be glad that the days of a 'decent' radio costing was well over £200 is behind us! ;)
FlySky i6x or the Turnigy 6S are very cheap for what you get.
And a Turnigy 9X will get you a module bay in the back for 60 dollars.
40€ on ebay flysky
I have heard about getting high quality radio and i have chosen to do this, how ever i have interest towards cars and quads both and would like to use one radio, mainly not to spend too much and to get telemetry from battery, but there is next to no information what would be good choice for such "combi radio" if this thing even exists.
I like feel and precision of car style radio (mainly going to do drifting, so precision throttle control is must), but that is no go for flying, but other hand stick control i feel is bit unaccurate for drifting, as i have habit of using linear motion as support like trigger in car controller (sorry if this is explained shitty, hope you get the idea what i mean).
So any ideas towards this problem?
ABID Inc. Get a used one.
Sir , can you please tell me what is the maximum safe range of this dx 7 and dx9 in km?? Please!!!!
Legally that's probably to the edge of Line of Sight. Check your local legislation. If you're interested in the actual maximum, then check out my video on 'how far can I fly with the radio'. Best of luck
get a friend to watch your quad (propless) and you set off by car , foot, cycle and find out when friend tells you its shut down via cell phone, or yelling if your close. then you will know exactly when the Rx fails and keep going till the VTx fails on the goggles. As you and your quad are on ground, this will be worst case distance. This Ball Park figure data is exclusively for your area as everyone is different. Safe would be 1/2 this distance, but your definition of "safe" will be up to you. You want really safe, don't put the battery in, now work from there. Happy flying.
Ok First i just got back into the hobby this year and before that i was on 72 so 2.4 was new to me. I was considering a d6x but then happened on the Taranis and decided to go down that road. The decision was easier for me because it was like i was just starting out where you had to factor in all the spektrum gear you had on hand. Now i am sure the thought of a taranis came to your mind at some point just wondering what your thought process was and if you gave the taranis much thought? Thanks for all the videos they have been helpful
Welcome back to the hobby! Lots of cool technology now to make it even more fun!
Thanks for the question. Interestingly a few people have seen this video as a promotion for Spektrum. I was very careful to not recommend any radio system as everyone has their own preferences and non are a perfect fit for everyone.
I did think about other systems when. I got the new radio but I had reservations about the other choices and, as you rightly point out, an existing investment in the Spektrum gear.
I may get a Taranis in the coming year but by then another radio might be the favourite platform.. All part of the fun of the hobby!
Happy flying!
I did understand you where not promoting Spektrum but that is where you ended up so because I and others probably value your opinion i was just wondering what points won you over. I fully appreciate your point we all have to do the research and decided what is best for us. Thanks
Thanks for the reply. Let me know if there is any useful videos missing from the channel or if you have any questions.
Happy flying!
Do the radios come with a receiver and bind plug?
Some do, check the listing you are looking at.. Best of luck!
heeeey! can i use it for cars and helicoopters?
+vejas butkus if you buy the right one.. best if luck!
Can we use the same rc radio for making an rc car or airplane?
+Paresh Kurdekar yes you can. Best of luck!
Do some transmitters have more than 2.4 gHZ today?
+Kool23432 there are a handful of frequencies you can use for RC but 2.4Ghz is the most common for the radio control link..
good vid
Great video
I want to know how to adapt a controller to a receiver
+Alcir Figueroa sorry, I don't understand..
WooW WooW GOOD VIDEO ;)
What is the best radio for model tug boats only???
Not sure, I'd personally use something with enough channels/controls for all the pieces on the model. I'm a fan of the Taranis X9D and QX7 radios, not the most user friendly for new users but fantastic value for money and super powerful..
THANKS! TOO MANY TO CHOSE FROM
Congrats at the dx9 have fun with it
Sadly just after I got it I got my hands on a Taranis and this radio hasn't been out of the box since. Shame as it's a great radio!
Walkera or Turnigy?.
+stargateoo1 Depends on the answers to the questions in the video. As a rule Walkera radios are towards the budget end of the spectrum. Best of luck with it!
how can I buy
Loads of places. Google is your friend.. Best of luck!
how long
+Eslam El Said Google what you want and add our name to the search to find our videos on that you are interested in. For this one Google 'radio range painless360' Happy flying!
do you know of any really cheap 4ch radios that i can bind to a receiver
+space1188 Sorry, we don't use kit like that here. Nothing below 6 channel really. Best of luck on the search!
Painless360 ok, thanks
+Programming Jack flysky fs-i4, it is like 35$ including a receiver on banggood.
Alessandro Ammenti thanks
+Programming Jack but i suggest you to bay ~10$ more for the fs-i6
can this be used on DJI 3
With the right receiver in the model, I don't see why not. We're not DJI experts as we don't use any of their technology on the channel. Best of luck!
man you are amazing, graupner mz-24 pro vs futaba 18mz?
Is this compatible for sjrc S70W??? Pls i want to buy this for my drone bcoz my orig. Remote for s70w was busted telemetry wont working in the apps
Love your channel! Could you explain the compatibility of transmitter and the receiver? From my understanding, as long as they both support 2.4GHz, they are perfectly compatible. Thanks in advance.
It doesn't work that way. If youre new to this tjem see the videos in the 'Introduction to Remote control ' playlist. Best of luck!