Spektrum NX Family of DSMX Aircraft Transmitters
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Spektrum is proud to introduce the latest leap forward in Spektrum RC technology - the NX Series of aircraft transmitters. The NX6, NX8 and NX10 equipped not only with the greatest Spektrum RC flight innovations up to now, but also, with new features and advances that will take you into the next generation of radio control.
With the Spektrum™ NX series, you’ll enjoy the 6-channel, 8-channel or 10-channel versatility needed to operate your models to their fullest potential and to fly complex aircraft such from EDF’s to giant scale balsa airplanes. And that’s just where its next generation “NX” series advantages begin. The NX transmitters also incorporates many of the latest exclusive Spektrum™ innovations for a level of ease, efficiency and performance you’ll find in no other transmitter.
Out of the box, they are compatible with Smart Technology. It comes ready to support your Spektrum™ Smart batteries and Smart Avian™ ESCs so you can receive essential telemetry data right at your fingertips in real time. The radio’s Wi-Fi connectivity adds even more convenience. In addition to completing product registration straight from the transmitter, you’ll be able to download firmware updates instantly. It’s a totally modern user experience.
More proven Spektrum™ radio expertise can be found in the transmitter’s ergonomic design. The contours, balance, and control positions combine to increase the accuracy of your inputs and provide unparalleled comfort. An easy-to-use roller wheel interface and easy-to-read menus simplify programming. The large 3.2” color display also presents telemetry information in crisp, clear, high-resolution detail, and lets you choose from multiple color palettes - or create your own. Even a long-lasting, rechargeable 1S 2000mAh Li-Ion transmitter battery and USB cable for convenient USB charging are included in the NX6 and NX8. The NX10 transmitter includes a 6000mAh 1S Lithium Ion battery, enough power to keep you flying all day.
With 250 model memory, model programming templates, programmable voice alerts, wireless trainer system functionality and more, the NX series puts a wide array of control innovations and advantages into the palms of your hands. Fly your aircraft with next-generation performance - choose NX transmitter from Spektrum.
SMART TECHNOLOGY:
The Spektrum NX transmitters comes ready to provide the advantages of state-of-the-art connectivity right out of the box by supporting the innovative, all-in-one telemetry of Spektrum Smart batteries, ESCs and receivers. Smart Technology ensures that all of your model's electronics work together seamlessly for the greatest efficiency and performance. It keeps you aware of every component's status, boosts your confidence in its capabilities, and makes your entire system more responsive and simpler to use.
WI-FI AND USB CONNECTIVITY
When connected to Wi-Fi, the NX transmitters gets even smarter. You can complete product registration right from the transmitter and download firmware updates instantly. A micro USB port allows you to charge the internal Li-Ion battery with an ordinary USB-to-Micro USB cable. It can also be used to recognize accessory devices and provide a convenient link to your PC or laptop. Connect the transmitter to your computer and you can control most simulators, including the RealFlight® RC Flight Simulator.
LARGE 3.2” COLOR DISPLAY
Navigating menus and viewing telemetry data is made easy by the transmitter’s large, 3.2” backlit color display that delivers information in crisp, 320x240 resolution detail. The display screen also allows you to choose from multiple color palettes or create your own.
ERGONOMIC DESIGN
The NX10 transmitter’s Hall-effect sensor gimbals offer long-lasting precision with an ultra-smooth feel that's conveniently adjustable from the front of the transmitter. Weight distribution and switch placement have been optimized for comfort and precise, fatigue-free control. Rubber grips make it easy to hold the radio securely. Its antenna folds conveniently to the front for compact storage and transport. It also helps to prevent accidental powering on by partially blocking the power button.
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Are the new models coming with OpenTX? :)
Dis is something for me since Iam Spektrum lover from day one. I have now 160 birds in my DX9 and I love it. But would sure love to set another 160 birds in new NX10. Oh yeah. Big salute to all RC lovers here from Pilot Robert Slovenia.
And whe love to see them all fly on youre channel. I also like my DX8 gen2 and my 6i's
But thiiis is it hey! Maybe we will see a NX10 unboxing video soon 🤔🙌🏻
Hey pilot Robert from Slovenia. Both of my Grandparents came from Novo Mesto in 1899 and settled in Indianapolis Indiana. Both of my Parents were Slovene.
Filled with modern features, such as micro usb!!! -.-
I thought he said C? Ahhhh man
Nice product, but the prices make me cry 😭
These prices are getting ridiculous.
RadioMaster TX16S Multi Protocol RC Transmitter
These look REALLY well done HH! I have been a Spektrum guy from the jump in 2011, so I am excited about this new tech! 👊🏻😎👊🏻
yeah, butter em up for a freebie...
Finally. NX line-up makes sense to me since the iX series - IMHO - looks like a flight in the wrong direction. I don't want radios looking like smartphones or smart fridges. Good to see Spektrum back in command and correcting the course. And by the way, I love the new features. Simplicity sometimes means much more than tons of garbage UX.
Or buy the radiomaster tx16s which is $150 and can use spektrum receivers and you get 16 channels just saying
Because when you buy Spektrum you also pay for the outstanding warranty and customer support.
I just bought an iX12 a month ago... didn't know there was a new line coming out or I may have waited. And so it goes.
Are you pleased with your ix12?
As an Ix 12 owner the nx lineup looks pretty nice, I might consider the nx 6 as my any day user and use my Ix 12 occasionally. To all my Ix 20 Ix 12 users. The nx lineup would make a great second radio
Was about to get a dx6 for my bnf heli’s. Looks like I’ll nab this one! Perfect suggestion youtube! 😂
I’m fine with my frsky! ✌️
There all good just some like telemetry and the simplicity
These look fantastic and the price point is very attractive. I'm gonna have to pick up the 8 for sure.
Oh great. Just got a new DX9 and was about to do the crossfire mod. If I had known the nx series was coming out with a serial port I would have got this one.
This could prompt me to join the Spectrum family, very nice 👍🏻
I was just waiting to ask if they would be compatible with crossfire. Lol
I’m gonna be adding some new helis to my collection, so I might as well pick up a new transmitter while I’m at it.
Just in time,I'm in the market for a new radio(more than 6ch dx6)... I think I found it. Looks awesome
@@mixedsignalsfpv9822 Yeah I would but I'm kind of committed to Spectrum at this point. I think I'm In Too Deep as far as the number of receivers I already own. Also I like Spectrum I'm happy with their products
@@mixedsignalsfpv9822 ok. I didn't know that..Ill take a look at them but this new spektrum looks sweet.
@@mixedsignalsfpv9822 how does the build quality compare ? I'm currently using a first gen dx8 and looking for a upgrade the tx16s looks promising, but I can't find reviews from plane pilots
Amazing. I'm for the 10. Would be awesome to see a 12 in this line too.
it is called the iX12
@@miksterr Actually, the IX12 would be a completely different line. These NX radios are replacing the DX series and are much more aligned with them. Principal difference with the IX series is the Android operating system with touch screen, among a few other things.
@@dtkristy1 Yep, that's the whole idea David. I am well aware of the full range as have had them all. Read what I said - he wants 12 channels - they have it in a newish released TX. There will not be an NX12.
@@miksterr well, what he said was he wanted a 12 “in this line”. And I couldn’t agree more. I’ll take the 10, but would have loved a 12. I wouldn’t touch the iX line, since it uses the Android system, has the touch screen menus, slow start-up, etc. I understand that the iX12 and 20 are the current offerings with that number of channels. They are just not for me, and apparently not for HisXlency either.
@@miksterr 12 has very mixed reviews, as much as I want to buy it id prefer not to gamble on the head aches. This line uses their proprietary system which many are comfortable with.
What is the proper way to remove the wireless trainer on the NX8 transmitter. I want to maintain all of the safe plus features
Love the new features especially allowing for third party modules,HH pushing forward on the technology as per the norm. 😉
Think i'll be going for the NX8 especially now we can use the module connector as well as Spektrum.
First you said Ix radios were the future now you step back with the NX..Good for me, no need to upgrade from my dx9black for what I do
Yeah i Need this. Hope the load up time is better now. Also battary life is important to me.
Loading models is almost instant.
My Student pilot received this radio two weeks ago. The A switch is labeled as B. The B switch has no label. I was setting up switches and could not figure out why it didn't work until I referenced the manual. I'm sure a bunch of these radios were mislabeled from the factory. Happy Flying
These radios look pretty nice. The one Zonk I have with them is the scroll wheel. After some time the scroll wheel will get sticky and start to mess up like with my DX9.
Cool! I've been using the DX7S, since 2011; & I'm in the market for an upgrade. I was originally considering one of the iX series transmitters, but granted the overwhelmingly negative reviews, I may reconsider my options & give one of these new NX radios a once over.
@ZZ Cat, I bought a DX7s about 2013 and I'm still using it, I was highly disappointed after I started setting up the programming to one of my planes, it only had one 3 way switch, but made it work anyhow. My son is stationed in Germany with the US Army and he bought a DX7 G2 radio that had all 3 position toggle switches while in Germany for my Christmas present and he nor myself didn't know the TX module in the EU Spektrum models don't have near the modulating power the U.S. Spektrum models have, when my neighbor has the home burglar alarm on, I cannot fly using the EU model tx, but the alarm doesn't interfere with my U.S. model DX7s whatsoever because it's modulating more power, the alarm system works with the 2.4GHz frequency. So now I'm looking to upgrade with at least a DX8 G2 or more made in the USA radio hopefully within the next three months.
@@alanwylie8960 Yea, I'm in New Zealand & I'm way out in farm country. In the years that I've had my DX7S, I've never had any issues with it whatsoever. The only issue I have with it now, is the LCD losing its picture. Other than that, it still works.
Though, the issue you are referring to, it sounds to me like what's called "2.4 GHz saturation". That comes about, with too many wireless devices (WiFi, Bluetooth etc) using the 2.4 GHz band at the same time as the radio, which leaves very little wiggle-room for the frequency hopping algorithms to use; & it usually ends up with the receiver going into failsafe mode, among a myriad of other issues.
Check out Radiomaster. Compatible with both Spextrum and Futaba (and more) and 1/3 the cost.
I have an ix12 and love it, AND JUST BOUGHT A DX9 FOR DAILY BEATER STATUS!! THEN THIS VIDEO DROPS LIKE A WEEK LATER!! LOL. damn.. looks great spektrum!! Good job! I guess I will wait on the NX12 touch screen version instead haha. (If it ever exists)
Man! That part @4:14 was so cool! ;)
I don't see how this product series can be in any way competitive in a market flooded with cheap OpenTX multiprotocol radios. The price of Spektrum radios has skyrocketed here in the UK where even a (only!) 6 channel unit costs nearly double the far more feature rich Radiomaster TX16S. It's 2020 Horizon Hobby, you could at least add a module bay on the back. You couldn't even spec USB-C.
Exactly. I have an RMTX16s and it has far more capability/features than these new releases. But you do have to learn otx. Big benefit to the spektrum captive eco-system is it all plays together easily.
These will sell many times over those Radiomaster ones. They are marketed at different people than you - easy. Just like when the Taranis came, a lot bought them, many liked the system and many didn’t and kept with their Spektrum, Futaba etc. Frsky, Radiomaster are much more open, flexyetc NO argument however not everyone wants or needs it.
i need one of those like now
Finally, a 6 ch with a rechargeable battery included! That NX6 looks very attractive! How do the gimbals compare to the DX6 and DX6E?
The gimbals look alot like the iX12
iX 12 gimbal springs are really stiff and not very adjustable. Gen 1 DX8 is a lot better and the radiomaster is nice and buttery too
That is the right way. Who the f... need expensive touchscreen? Congratulation HH.
Recently picked up a DX6 gen 2 and really like it. I could see getting a NX 8 or 10 down the road for aircraft needing more channels.
The difference between the DX6i and Gen 2 DX6 is huge! I would say it's more worth than the jump to the NX6 unless you're super interested in telemetry
You need to bring back a 12 channel unit. You should have recalled all the ix-12 transmitters. Now lots of us are stuck with very expensive boat anchors
There continue to be thousands of iX12 in use worldwide without any issues! No need for a recall, and now the iX14 is available for those who need more channels and prefer a faster processer :)
@@HorizonHobbyProducts I just don't have $1,300 Canadian. It took me over a year to save up for the ix12. I'm on disability pension now it's going to have to save up for another year to fly my airplanes. I spent more time programming my airplanes in my transmitter than actually did flying most of them I haven't even flown yet and now I got a program all over again
@@jamesturncliff5960 the iX12 is an excellent transmitter that thousands of people use every day without any issues -- and like all of our Spektrum transmitter, we will continue to support and service it for many years to come! If you are having any issues, please contact our support staff so they can help you out. The best/fastest way to reach us these days is via live chat during business hours: On-Line Chat & Email Support Hours Monday-Friday: 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. CST Saturday 10 A.M. - 6 pm Sunday: 10 A.M. - 6 pm
Start with the virtual assistant by selecting "Something Else", then select "Technical Product Support". Briefly describe your request for support by providing the name/item number of the product and the issue you experienced (this helps get you to a person who best understands that product/issue...depending on support rep availability). Enter your name and email address, then someone should be with you shortly. You can also type "Agent" and/or ask for them to call you if you prefer to speak on the phone. If you use the chat/virtual assistant outside of business hours, or use the "Contact Us" form, this is the response you'll receive: Quote: Thank you for providing these details! Your request has been received. You should be receiving an email confirming your request shortly. Your case number is #XXXXXXXX. You will also be hearing from one of our support agents in the next 48 hours to help you complete your request. They usually contact you in less than 48 hours, but if you use the chat during business hours you can typically reach someone in seconds/minutes!
Looks pretty good and it's way cheaper than a inspire or P4P RC
Great! I'm glad I just bought a DX8 2 weeks ago. SMH
Can you transfer the models to the new controllers from older models?
No only older to the newer.
Interesting! I like it
I’m happy with my IX-12 now but maybe in the future.
Same here! Mine is the special edition Blue one! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Yeah I saw that one but I just went with the black one.
@@Brian_Christensen07RC I know it was kind of weird to pay the extra charge for just a different color, but it's already done, and I like it!... 😁 Al my friends have the black one and I wanted mine to be different, lol😁😁😁😁😁 Have a great day my friend! Greetings from Douglas, Arizona 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🌵😷🇵🇷
@@ricardopr54 yeah I had just enough to get the black one and I needed an upgrade bad. People will trash the IX-12 but if you don’t shut it off at the field and put it in sleep mode you’ll be good. Have a great day yourself!
Wow you have an Ix 12? It’s basically a phone lol
I wonder if they'll reduce the prices on the old dx models or price these new radios so high people will gladly buy an old dx.
Not likely, they will replace the dx6, 8 and 9 I’m guessing
@@miksterr
For sure the nx series are to replace those dx ones but my dx9 is getting worn out and I should probably make plans to replace it. I'm not a flyer that needs all the bells and whistles so if the dx series get sold off at a good price reduction I'll get another dx9 but if not I'll wait until the nx series have out on general sale for six months and the initial bugs have been worked out then get the 8 channel.
Very interesting. Will the DX radios be discontinued or come down in price?
@@shelbyseelbach9568 I'm new to the hobby and only have a couple of cheap RTF transmitters. The cost of a new Specktrum 6 or 8 channel radio is more than what I want to pay. Maybe with these new radios folks will sell their DX radios in the process of upgrading?
@@BillKisel I would say you are correct. I’ll be selling my DX9 when I receive my NX10. I also believe that, yes, they are discontinuing the DX series.
I purchased the NX8 transmitter several months ago, and I love it, except for one item. When attempting to adjust a setting, the red screen appears, and the numbers or letters in the red area are next to impossible to read in bright sunlight! I have tried the several options but cannot get away from the red screen. Is there a method of removing the red screen in these circumstances? PS. The tutorials are great! Thank you.
Are this nx series radios system compatibility with old spektrum dsmx receivers/remote satellites..? If yes considering to purchase the NX10 once available in Australia...
Wow these are nice but I am very fortunate I bought my DX8 Gen 2 when they were reasonable. $269 I think. $369 for a new 8 channel is a little steep. Everyone has to make $ but don't price yourselves out of the hobby. There are so many open tx radios now for half the price. I do love the easy bnf model setup on these but for that price I can program my models the old fashioned way. But nice job on the product!
Exactly, I've been wanting to buy the DX8 G2, but everywhere I've looked they're out of stock until Dec 2020 and I figure they'll probably jump $100 in price when back in stock, and when you're on a fixed income, SSD, your money will only go so far, so now I've been looking at the FrSky and the Radio master transmitters, I've owned nothing but Spektrum radios (3), since I jumped into this Hobby about 8 years ago and I'm wanting to upgrade to at least a 8 channel radio, preferably Spektrum, but I'm gonna hold off for two or three months and see what happens.
Looks very nice 👌👍
Is there a NX radio feature comparison chart available?
I'm not seeing the huge picture difference here. Do I stick with my DX8 Gen 2 that I just bought last week or try and get it returned to get a NX8 ?
I would rather have the NX8, if you can manage to return the DX8. The change in gimbal technology alone is worth it, and the wifi and color screen are great upgrades too.
Depends on how interested you are in smart telemetry. I like having an instant current and esc temp readout so I'm experimenting with my iX 12
Buenas emisoras saludos 🛩
Really HH? You can’t take criticism of your products so you’re deleting comments now. SMH
Futaba is now should do something to win back the market.
If these radios have Wi-Fi why cant we connect ear buds through it instead of having to use a jack plug, can this not be an update in the firmware.
Does the manual have programming instructions, distinctly lacking in the DX series manual, thank goodness for Sherman knight
The NX10 has able to get audio variometer?
They look nice, but why would you use USB micro on a modern transmitter instead of USB C especially since these don't come out until 2021??
i'm a bit confused being that most cheap manufactures are using full colour displays i was thinking this would have a bigger oled display or something ?? any idea when the ix12 g2 is coming out ?
So if I buy a used spektrum nx, will I still be able to get updates? I mean after it’s been sold a couple times down the road who knows if it’s registered or not? Does it become a brick at that point? Or guess I could pay a lot less for a complex radiomaster and take a computer course.
You can register and update any used transmitter that has been unregistered by the seller. Or, if the seller did not unregister it, you can contact us and with proof of purchase we can help you register it.
Hello Horizon Team: The IX12 can have this classic version O.S. of the nx10?? if not.. this is my suggestion! regards
I just got a Radio Master TX16S this week, if I have known about the NX I would have waited
How is the radio master tx16 treating u
@@caveman8200 It is working fine
I'm stuck between the nx8 and the tx16s which would you choose?
I was was always thinking when you wanna make the Antanas calaplsing
When will a NX14 radio be made
just ordered a DX8 . can it be used without firmware update ?
Just out of curiosity what does it take to transfer models from an old Spektrum radio to one of these
It doesn't really work. You eventually just gotta bite it and redo everything
@@RedstonePyroMantoo bad they can't simplify the process, I'll stick with my dx8 g2 for a while.
@@camomaster6316 It's actually very easy to do! You "Export All Models" from your DX8 to the SD card, then load the SD card into the NX transmitter and "Import All Models". The more models you have the longer it takes, but we just transferred 60 models in about 10 minutes!
@@HorizonHobbyProducts oh, good to know. I'll have to do it eventually
@@camomaster6316 i upgraded from the gen 1 silver DX8 to the iX 12. Last time I tried transferring was from an iX12 --> iX20 at work. Doesn't recognize the storage device properly
So do you feel the Android operating system was a mistake from the beginning? Despite the downfall of that the ix12 is still a good radio and I am happy with it. I'm assuming the NX10 will have a new smart 10 channel receiver on the way being that you discontinue the ar9350.
No, actually. We are still developing the android based radios. The problem is that to hit the price point people expect from a 6-10 channel radio, android interface/software is out of the question.
@@HorizonHobbyProducts I had the ix12 for 6 months, and even as someone proficient in html it was horrible to program, sold it at a massive loss along with most ix12 owners. Hopefully the NX10 sticks with the dx9 style programming and turns on in less than 2 centuries - if so - SOLD!
Another overpriced product from Horizon full of useless features most people will never use or need.
Actually lot of features are very cool and useful, come with the price.
Useless features YOU will never use or need, don't bad mouth a product and try and speak for everyone
Can I load my Models onto the SD card on my DX8G2 and upload them into the NX10? I hate the idea of having to reprogram each and every model. I too just recently bought the DX8G2, but I ran into an issue where I could really use 10 channels... Which I never thought I would.
Yes! Be sure to update your DX8G2 to the latest software first (to ensure all the model files are fully NX compatible...otherwise the trims will not transfer correctly), then insert the SD card. Use the "Export All Models" function, then remove the SD card, install the card into the NX and use the "Import All Models" function. You'll need to rebind the models to the NX10, but other than that everything will work just like it does on your DX8G2 now! Also, the NX10 requires a micro SD card versus the standard SD card for the DX series transmitters required. Using a micro SD card with the standard adapter works perfectly for this!
@@HorizonHobbyProducts thank you!!
@@bbeach117 You're welcome! Also, NX10s start shipping in the US tomorrow!!
No usb c?
Back ordered like everything else at horizon, then it will be discontinued in a year , oh yeah good luck trying to talk to a live person customer service has gone way down hill at horizon
rubbish mate, the dx9 is 7 years old. the dx6 nearly the same, they do notching that often - like phones etc it is relatively slow.
Things have changed at Horizon and not for the better
I got burnt on ix12 with short battery life, lacking in loading between models, slow respond (Android OS), low volume alert (even 100% volume, you cannt hear anything in the club with Ntiro / Gas flyers) . How does the new NX series compare with ix12
This is not an android based radio.
@@HorizonHobbyProducts Is the NX series contains dual diversity antenna or its only one antenna? How is it RF performance compare with the DX9 or 18 series. Does it handle well in indoor flying. We found ix12 ix20 does not handle well if multiple Spektrum flyers in the same gym / dome. DX series are fine. Flyers with ix12 can lose signal totally at indoor
Poor after sales service. My DXe trims stopped working after using the Bluetooth adapter.This is a common problem and Spektrum should solve the problem. I now use Open Tx and will NEVER look at a Spektrum again.
There's no reason for a manufacturer to limit the channels to 6 or 8 only other than squeezing more money out of its customers' pockets. I'll only consider Spektrum the day they release a 16-channel OpenTX radio in the NX10 or similar housing at a $200-$250 price point. The build quality is there.
Too many openTX in the market. Frsky, radiomaster, Jumper, etc. They cant compete with them for the price point. You pay horizon hobby more for their R&D and aftermarket service. Similar case like apple&android smarphones
Is the losi 8ight t 3.0 nitro discontinued
How do you justify spending $500 for a 10 channel radio that has less features than a 16 channel radio for a third of the price from companies like Radiomaster? Keep pricing your products like this and you're going to price yourself out of business.
Not likely
Not even close. I agree with you 100 percent but Spectrum is a giant. Pretty much everyone I know has one simply for the safe and BNF. We can't afford to lose the aircraft nor have the time for complicated setup. It's just easy with these guys and walking into a store to get a SAFE aircraft is a breeze. I know the internet would have you believe it's overpriced junk but for the majority, no it's not.
@@PepperPete11 I would add that on the internet this day is mostly overpriced junk without support and spare parts, cost almost the same as spektrum or e-flite etc. You have to compare all sides. This looks like a good product and HH will take care for it.
While the Spektrum radios are good, the reality is they are priced about 60% to HIGH, especially when compared to other name brands! I m no awake and looking to go to TX or other. It was the same thinking that put netflix into the top and block buster video out of business, GREED!
Thats just like asking how you pay 1800 for a philip plien Tshirt when you can get Nike for 20 bucks.
I live in the EU and se have the dumb law that dsm2 isn't allowed that's just terrific. Everyone who has older models with dsm2 can't upgrade because of that law stupidedty at the heights level if u ask me
Will there be upgrade kits for nx6 and 8 to install hall effect gimbals or a powered serial port in the future?
We do not have that in the plans at this time.
What file extension will this be? .SPM ? .ISPM?
will the NX radios work with both receiver types , DSMX and DSM2, ?
In the USA yes they will work with both. IN the EU they are DSMX only.
So if it’s a pnp and you provide your own transmitter, you can enable safe into it?
You would provide your own SAFE Rx into it, and program it via the Tx if it's the newer (AR637 and similar series) SRXL2 technology or via a PC and SPM3065 cable if it's the older AR636 AS3X/SAFE and similar Rxs.
I would switch from ix12 if you kept touch screen and ditched android operating system. Nice looking radios though!
The android is the tou, it needs that computer.
Why not an 18?
Registration? Did we just get sold out to the FAA?
Very funny! They are referring to your registering your product with Spektrum for your software updates, warranty,etc.
Does anyone know if the DX9 programming files are compatible with the any of the NX transmitters?
They are! Just be sure to update the DX9 to the latest version firmware before exporting the models to the SD card and importing them into the NX transmitter (otherwise all of the model files/settings will transfer, but the trims won't...after updating the DX9 to the latest version firmware the trims will also transfer!).
@@HorizonHobbyProducts
Okay thanks, just did an update a couple weeks ago so should be good to go.
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1s lipo battery? 4.2 volts at most gonna be enough?
Both the iX12 and iX20 use a 1s battery so it must work ok.
@@soar-eyes thanks for info Stan!
Lithium ion, not LiPo.
Bought the QQ, then the G2 DX18 comes out, get that then the DX20 comes out, they discontinued that and the IX comes out, now the NX... Makes me seriously consider switching brands altogether 🤦🏻♂️
Where is the large color screen? No wonder more and more competitors are getting your business.
I just bought an iX12..
Finally crossfire on spectrum
I never liked the IX radios, these ones look much more appealling
$370 for a 6 (7 channel...oooooohh), what the hell??? Really?? Nope, nope nope!!! You guys are smoking crack with that price! There are 16 channel radios for under 200!!! Get with the times!!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Ya they are getting pretty greedy with everything. HH use to be great and competitive but there are so many open tx radios out there for under half the price. I love my dx8 gen 2 but luckily I bought it before they raised the prices on them.
😂😂😂 my radiomaster has all this and 100x more and I paid $130 since you spektrum guys like throwing your money away send some my way 🤡
It's 300 for just the 6 channel radio and it's Wi-Fi with a color screen with many other options..... I think it's reasonable... 350 for the 8 Channel.
@@PhilBender612 I have WiFi and a 4.3” color screen that will be touch screen with the next otx update and 16 channels with 16 more available
@@FASTFREDDIE-R.C. your screen will be touch screen on the next update? How is that possible, I haven't heard of this. It's a software update.....I think you would have to change out the hardware (the screen)
They look more plastic than ever. I use an iX12 just for simulator, because I can't sell it...
Do you miss the silver transmitters too?
micro usb not even usb c lol what a joke