hii thank you for the video, podrías ayudarme a encontrar más información sobre rf frequency? suena muy interesante lo que dices en el video y me gustaría saber si puedo usar eso con mis receptores. Gracias, hasta pronto
It shows the option to change the rf frequency in case the current frequency is not working well or there is a chance of interference with other frequencies. Normally, you don't need to change that setting. The receivers bind automatically with different addresses.
The RF Frequency setting in the FlySky i6X transmitter is not intended to be modified directly by users for regular use. This section is typically reserved for testing, diagnostics, or advanced functions (e.g., binding, interference troubleshooting) but not for operational configuration. That’s why the settings in this menu cannot be saved permanently - it's a protective measure by the manufacturer to prevent accidental changes that could affect the transmitter’s operation or compliance with radio communication standards. Here’s some useful context and potential explanations: 1. Diagnostic Mode / Service Menu: The "RF Frequency" menu is likely meant for factory testing or debugging. Options like Carrier Only mode (where only the carrier frequency is transmitted) or selecting between antennas could be for technicians testing transmission strength or diagnosing performance issues. 2. Preventing Permanent Changes: Since RF frequency and antenna settings are regulated and critical for operation, FlySky prevents users from saving any changes to avoid: Illegal frequency operation outside the 2.4 GHz band. Transmission issues (e.g., loss of signal or improper antenna use). 3. Antenna Selection (Left/Right): The i6X transmitter likely uses a dual-antenna diversity system. Allowing changes to the active antenna could be for testing which antenna is performing better, but this would only make sense temporarily. 4. No Save Option by Design: As you've observed, pressing the cancel/exit button does not save the settings. This is because this menu is not intended for customization but for temporary access (e.g., a repair technician using it briefly). Suggested Approach: Stick to Standard Settings: There’s no need to alter these RF settings for normal RC use (binding or flying).
@@AKElectroDIY Ohh yes i understand it now. I was thinking to chance the mode to hopping because i have a Deeper sonar in my baitboat with a wifi range extender. To avoid interferance on the same 2.4Ghz band i was thinking to chance the mode.
hi9 can you help got one of thease ..its all ok when in standerd 6 chanel but when you ask it to go to 10 channels it sends all the servos glitching with delay and just going nuts do a reset and its all ok again ive done the latest firm were update but does the same ,,,,,,,but would like to use all 10 channels not just 6 cheers
@@Jameswen-electronics Yes you're absolutely right. Actually I showed all the steps to make sure that everyone can understand. You know, there might be some people who are absolute beginners and may not have much knowledge about it. So, just for their ease.
hii thank you for the video, podrías ayudarme a encontrar más información sobre rf frequency? suena muy interesante lo que dices en el video y me gustaría saber si puedo usar eso con mis receptores. Gracias, hasta pronto
It shows the option to change the rf frequency in case the current frequency is not working well or there is a chance of interference with other frequencies.
Normally, you don't need to change that setting. The receivers bind automatically with different addresses.
Great topic, thanks 👍
Glad you liked it!
Hi how to confirm the rf frequency settings? Cancel button is not working for this. I'am on the latest firmware.
Hope this solves your concern
The RF Frequency setting in the FlySky i6X transmitter is not intended to be modified directly by users for regular use. This section is typically reserved for testing, diagnostics, or advanced functions (e.g., binding, interference troubleshooting) but not for operational configuration. That’s why the settings in this menu cannot be saved permanently - it's a protective measure by the manufacturer to prevent accidental changes that could affect the transmitter’s operation or compliance with radio communication standards.
Here’s some useful context and potential explanations:
1. Diagnostic Mode / Service Menu:
The "RF Frequency" menu is likely meant for factory testing or debugging. Options like Carrier Only mode (where only the carrier frequency is transmitted) or selecting between antennas could be for technicians testing transmission strength or diagnosing performance issues.
2. Preventing Permanent Changes:
Since RF frequency and antenna settings are regulated and critical for operation, FlySky prevents users from saving any changes to avoid:
Illegal frequency operation outside the 2.4 GHz band.
Transmission issues (e.g., loss of signal or improper antenna use).
3. Antenna Selection (Left/Right):
The i6X transmitter likely uses a dual-antenna diversity system. Allowing changes to the active antenna could be for testing which antenna is performing better, but this would only make sense temporarily.
4. No Save Option by Design:
As you've observed, pressing the cancel/exit button does not save the settings. This is because this menu is not intended for customization but for temporary access (e.g., a repair technician using it briefly).
Suggested Approach:
Stick to Standard Settings: There’s no need to alter these RF settings for normal RC use (binding or flying).
@@AKElectroDIY Ohh yes i understand it now. I was thinking to chance the mode to hopping because i have a Deeper sonar in my baitboat with a wifi range extender. To avoid interferance on the same 2.4Ghz band i was thinking to chance the mode.
hi9 can you help got one of thease ..its all ok when in standerd 6 chanel but when you ask it to go to 10 channels it sends all the servos glitching with delay and just going nuts do a reset and its all ok again ive done the latest firm were update but does the same ,,,,,,,but would like to use all 10 channels not just 6 cheers
You can try uploading a different version of firmware. By the way, I haven't yet tested 10 channels on this.
You don’t need to do all the steps just turn it off put all sticks bottom left then hold it there and turn on boom factory setting
@@Jameswen-electronics Yes you're absolutely right.
Actually I showed all the steps to make sure that everyone can understand. You know, there might be some people who are absolute beginners and may not have much knowledge about it. So, just for their ease.
@@AKElectroDIY thanks for the vid i wouldn’t have figured how to make my gun boat to work thanks
@@Jameswen-electronics You are welcome ❤
@@AKElectroDIY are you still online
@@Jameswen-electronics Yes. If you need any assistance, feel free to ask.
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Thank you