Hi Dennis, I am a trainer in a Brisbane AU Club -both fixed and rotary. I use buddy cables a lot. I have mainly spektrum TX's. I have an old Optic 6 which I had fitted with an FRsky module a few years ago. I have been a fan of FRsky since then. I just recently found the Taranis. It has taken me 3 weeks to get my head around the capabilities and power... what a machine! NOW you have helped immensely with the buddy setup on this great TX, and I thank you. I just might add... a very clear, concise and easy to understand video. Obviously you have a talent there, and I am impressed. I will also (like CHAD below) be trying a DX7 and DX8 as a buddy. Cheers, Dennis G.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I'm glad this helped. Let me know what you find out about the Spektrum. I don't have one handy, but a buddy does and maybe we'll be able to try this soon. Take care.
Dennis Baldwin. Thank you. I dug my old T9x out of a bin and used your simple instructions to make a trainer box. My brother built his first plane (bixler v1). We got him into the air using this buddy box set up! Thank you!
Excellent useful video, I setup my Taranis as master and a Spektrum Dx5e as a Student box and worked perfectly. the other good think is that Taranis is setup in Mode 1 and the Spektrum Dx5e is setup in Mode 2, Taranis allows you to do that, Thanks for sharing!
Hi Dennis. Thank you so much for this information. I was having problems connecting my Turnigy 9x (with not easily removable factory fitted RF module) to a Taranis X9D. Your instruction to remove the RF module solved the problem. I wasn't keen to unsolder the module in case I needed it later. I have found that it is possible to switch the RF module off. On the Turnigy 9X transmitter, in the model setup first page, it is possible to change the setting of 'Proto'(col) from 'PPM 8CH' default, to 'PPMSIM 8CH' (some other settings can be used). Again, many thanks.
I don't know what it is, but you seem to have a video for everything I am trying to do! I just set up my 9XR and Taranis to wirelessly buddy box (using a spare D8R-XP. These instructions helped a lot. Thanks again, and thanks from my fiance and 7-year old who will now be able to start flying!
tpalshadow Ha ha. Thanks so much. I think the reason is that I try to do videos on things that I'm working on or things that have frustrated me. So with that we have a bunch of topics covered :) I'm glad this helped and very cool to hear your fiance and kid are going to be flying. I have two girls that have a bit of interest in flying. It's so fun to share the hobby.
Sure, I'm using a FrSky receiver capable of PPM output plugged into the Taranis instead of the cord in this video). So you bind the receiver attached to the Taranis to another transmitter (9XR in my case) and calibrate it's input as shown in the video. Then you can bind the Taranis with whatever receiver you have in your vehicle. I hope that made some sense...you do have to use the pins in the module bay of the Taranis, you can find which pin is what by doing a quick google search.
Yes, in my case that is correct. Although you could easily use any brand for the slave radio as long as the receiver you connect using PPM to the Taranis supports that PPM connection.
Excellent help. I appreciated the step through. I used this to help me create a trainer box from Spektrum DX6i and all works the same (excepting Throttle is Channel 1). The only bit of trouble is that the buddy transmitter has to have centered trims and sub-trims before zeroing the calibration.
+Hilda Flyer thanks for sharing. I have a dx8, can I buddy box with my frsky th9x and I've heard using wrong cord can "burn" things up.?? Should I use my spkt cord ?
+Dennis Baldwin - for some reason when a buddy of mine and I used 2 Taranis Plus Tx's we had to rearrange the channel outputs on the trainer. This was AFTER setting the Radio settings both to AETR, Mode 2, etc. not sure but worked great after fixing the channel outputs. Thanks again!
Hi Dennis - great video and so informative. I just switched to Taranis, but am wondering if I can use my new Taranis as Master with my old DX7s. It uses the same audio port for connecting, and I have had good success in training from my DX7s to a DX5i.... Truly better than juggling a single receiver between learner and master, or "awkward" hugs from behind to teach someone to fly. ;-) Any experience with Taranis as Master over a Spektrum radio would be great then I can use my Spektrum orange module and Spektrum radio to teach others at the field. Great video - really shows the process. Four thumbs up! Chad
Chad, that's a great question. I used to have a Spektrum TX but no longer do. I have a buddy with one and the next time we meet up I'll ask him to bring it. The easiest thing to check would be to hook the two up and then go to the trainer screen as I show in the video to see if moving the Spektrum sticks cause any of the calibration values to change on the Taranis. If it does then you at least know the signal is being sent over. I'll let you know if I find anything out. Take care.
Wow! I've never owned a radio other than a turnigy 9x or the Taranis, except a 5 ch Spektrum that came with a rtf. So I'm not used to referencing a manual like them fancy dx8 guys!! Lol! Jk, anyways thanks for this cuz I would of never figured that out!!!! Kudos to you sir!!!!
Wow! Sure have! Dx5e is the one! Just passed it down to one of my sons, eldest is about to get the turnigy, but at least we can share frsky receivers!!
Hi!!! In your opinion is the trainer mode possible also with inverted role? I would like to connect my flysky (master) to my frsky (slave)... i want to use the flysky as master because my girlfriend bought a flysky compatible drone and i wanna be her backup in case she lose control. I created a diy trainer cable which connects ppm to ppm and gnd to gnd of the two trainer ports. I configured the trainer mode on the flysky and set the taranis as slave, but when i move the switch to enable the slave, the first 8 channels (the ones theoretically controlled by the slave) change position, but they remain fixed when i moved the taranis sticks. Have you got any idea about what i'm missing?
Thanks for the prompt response. I and plenty of other flyers would appreciate it. I'm not sure what comes with the RealFlight 7, but if you could get the Transmitter working in the Setup\configure controller in RealFlight, that would be great. I'm relatively new to flying and think it might be a smarter move to log more hours on RealFlight 7, especially since you can fly pretty much anytime . Thanks again, I have watched enough of your videos to know that you can figure it out. P.S. What do you think of that Turnigy i10 transmitter?
+psxcancer Thanks for the positive words. Will let you know if/when I figure anything out. That Ti10 looks pretty solid. I know very little about it, but will be following along. I've been keeping my eye on this as well: www.frsky-rc.com/product/pro.php?pro_id=144 Looks crazy!
Should the transmitter that has binded previously with the rx always be the master? Or can it be the slave too? So that the master on the non-binded tx actually uses the antenna on the slave transmitter?
Thank you so much, this helps a lot!! Seems like this would be perfect for a dual operator setup. Instead of mapping all the channels in the trainer section, just the channels that control the cameras pitch and yaw would be mapped. The master radio controls the craft while the slave radio controls the pitch and yaw of the camera. Does this sound right?
+Wade Dexter That's a very interesting thought. Hadn't really crossed my mind but the main problem I see with the logic is that only one TX can be active at a time. I have to toggle a switch to give the slave control and at that point in time I no longer have control. Let me see if I can find anything else out though.
+Dennis Baldwin Thank you for the comment! If the Thr, Ail, Ele, Rud are left off under the trainer section do you still lose control when you flip the switch to slave? Another idea is to use the additive mode that you mention in the video and give 100% control for the camera channels and 0% for the AETR channels. I'll probably borrow a 2nd Tx soon to play around with but if you figure anything out or you get some time to fiddle with the settings, let me know what you find!! Thanks again :)
Hey Dennis, I just want to say thanks for all your hard work and keeping us up to date with the latest and greatest techniques. I have a question, maybe you've already addressed it in a previous video and if so can you send or post a link? I'm trying to use my Turnigy 9X v2 stock firmware with my Realflight 7, but I'm having trouble getting my Turnigy calibrated. I'm using one of those USB connectors (and of course the audio cable is attached to that) you select what software you want to use by moving the switch. I'm not sure what transmitter is compatible, since Turnigy is not on there. I've seen in a few forums that JR and Spektum is supposed to be compatible. Also I'm unsure if there is something in the Turnigy settings I need to turn on, can you do a video on how to set it up for RealFlight 7 or if you made a video already, could you send the link. Any help would be appreciated.
+psxcancer That's a really good question. I haven't messed with this yet. I have the controller that comes with RealFlight and haven't thought about using a Turnigy 9X or Taranis, but I would definitely expect it to be possible. If I get some time I'll look into this and see what I can find out. If someone in the group knows how to do this hopefully they can provide some info. Thanks for following along and the good words.
Okay. I tried to figure this out several years ago and came to the conclusion it was pronounced "FreeSky" like discussed in this thread: www.modelflying.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=86772 If that's incorrect how do you say it? Thanks.
Dennis, I notice on your video when you enable trainer mode and allow the slave to enable the board and throttle up, when you took back control the throttle cut off. Is that because you had no throttle on the master or did the board disarm?
+Christian Trempler +Dennis Baldwin I'm also going to use the a Spektrum but a 5E. Did you use the stereo cable or a mono? My trainer has a Spekrum 9 to my 5E and is using a mono cable. Just be cautious. Thanks
+W Morris I just set this up successfully using a DX5e as the Trainer connected to my Taranis using a normal stereo audio cable. It appears to work well.
Bharath Raj I'm not sure. Sorry. I used a Dx5e several years ago and was able to buddy with Dx6i, but not sure if you can do that with a T9X or Taranis and Spektrum. If I find anything else out I will let you know. Thanks.
Hi Denis.I have a taranis and thinking of gettting a boscam or skyzone head tracking goggles.can tell me what cable you use and can you do a video how to set up head tracking if you already did.nof found any video for the taranis.thanks mate
Michel Polydor I've heard great things about the Skyzone's. My buddy has a pair and loves them. As for setup video I'd be happy to do one if I ever get a pair, but as of right now I don't have them. Good luck with your setup.
hi dennis thanks for reply .i understand what you said you where very clear it is just i not computer savvy i was hoping there was away round it my taranis b model connected straight away anyway thanks my fault
Dean Hallal I haven't done this before so not entirely sure. I used to have a DX5e but no longer have it. Otherwise I'd help you figure this out. Let us know what you find out.
Mark Williams I don't think so. Not 100% sure, but assuming you have a 9X that accepts external modules and the external module isn't plugged in then I think you're okay.
+kennethpappas Not sure. It's been that way for a while. Some prefer the AETR order while others go TAER. With the Taranis throttle can be moved to any channel. I can't remember if that's possible with the stock T9X firmware. I know it's possible with OpenTX.
Hy Dennis, many compliments for your tutorials. I'd like to connect a super chap turnigy 5x (www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__43854__Turnigy_5X_5Ch_Mini_Transmitter_and_Receiver_Mode_2_.html) to a 9xr pro for control a 3 axis gimbal using the trainer mode. With the 5x i will control pitch and yaw with the sticks and the "gimbal modes" with a switch. The gimbal is a dys smart 3. Do you think yhat it will be possible? Many thanks!!
Hi Dennis, I am a trainer in a Brisbane AU Club -both fixed and rotary. I use buddy cables a lot. I have mainly spektrum TX's. I have an old Optic 6 which I had fitted with an FRsky module a few years ago. I have been a fan of FRsky since then. I just recently found the Taranis. It has taken me 3 weeks to get my head around the capabilities and power... what a machine! NOW you have helped immensely with the buddy setup on this great TX, and I thank you. I just might add... a very clear, concise and easy to understand video. Obviously you have a talent there, and I am impressed. I will also (like CHAD below) be trying a DX7 and DX8 as a buddy. Cheers, Dennis G.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I'm glad this helped. Let me know what you find out about the Spektrum. I don't have one handy, but a buddy does and maybe we'll be able to try this soon. Take care.
Dennis Baldwin. Thank you. I dug my old T9x out of a bin and used your simple instructions to make a trainer box. My brother built his first plane (bixler v1). We got him into the air using this buddy box set up! Thank you!
Thanks Dennis. Excellent. If only all taranis vids were this easy to understand!
Nigel Woolley No problem at all. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Denis for that elaborate Trainer setup simplified on the Taranis.
Not a problem. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for taking the time to upload this video! Very helpful :)
dmbadcat No problem. Thanks for watching.
Excellent useful video, I setup my Taranis as master and a Spektrum Dx5e as a Student box and worked perfectly. the other good think is that Taranis is setup in Mode 1 and the Spektrum Dx5e is setup in Mode 2, Taranis allows you to do that, Thanks for sharing!
Isaac Senna Awesome to hear you got this working. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Dennis. Thank you so much for this information. I was having problems connecting my Turnigy 9x (with not easily removable factory fitted RF module) to a Taranis X9D. Your instruction to remove the RF module solved the problem. I wasn't keen to unsolder the module in case I needed it later. I have found that it is possible to switch the RF module off. On the Turnigy 9X transmitter, in the model setup first page, it is possible to change the setting of 'Proto'(col) from 'PPM 8CH' default, to 'PPMSIM 8CH' (some other settings can be used). Again, many thanks.
I don't know what it is, but you seem to have a video for everything I am trying to do! I just set up my 9XR and Taranis to wirelessly buddy box (using a spare D8R-XP. These instructions helped a lot. Thanks again, and thanks from my fiance and 7-year old who will now be able to start flying!
tpalshadow Ha ha. Thanks so much. I think the reason is that I try to do videos on things that I'm working on or things that have frustrated me. So with that we have a bunch of topics covered :) I'm glad this helped and very cool to hear your fiance and kid are going to be flying. I have two girls that have a bit of interest in flying. It's so fun to share the hobby.
Can you explain how did you do the wireless body box?
Sure, I'm using a FrSky receiver capable of PPM output plugged into the Taranis instead of the cord in this video). So you bind the receiver attached to the Taranis to another transmitter (9XR in my case) and calibrate it's input as shown in the video. Then you can bind the Taranis with whatever receiver you have in your vehicle. I hope that made some sense...you do have to use the pins in the module bay of the Taranis, you can find which pin is what by doing a quick google search.
tpalshadow thanks for the quick reply, so as you are telling , you should have a frsky module on your 9xr
Yes, in my case that is correct. Although you could easily use any brand for the slave radio as long as the receiver you connect using PPM to the Taranis supports that PPM connection.
Excellent Dennis. Thanks for putting in the effort to make life easier for us.
You got it. Thanks for watching.
Excellent help. I appreciated the step through. I used this to help me create a trainer box from Spektrum DX6i and all works the same (excepting Throttle is Channel 1). The only bit of trouble is that the buddy transmitter has to have centered trims and sub-trims before zeroing the calibration.
Hillda Flyer Glad it helped and thanks for sharing your experience.
+Hilda Flyer thanks for sharing. I have a dx8, can I buddy box with my frsky th9x and I've heard using wrong cord can "burn" things up.?? Should I use my spkt cord ?
Your video just saved me a lot of time and trouble. Cheers!
Glad to hear that. Thanks for the feedback.
Great job explaining how this works Dennis. Thank you!
No problem. Appreciate you watching.
Hope FrSky will reward your fantastic work on this Radio :) Have a great new week
Thanks so much for the feedback. Hope you have a great week as well.
Brilliant. My kids and friends will love this.
Seafury mike Cool. I've been doing a bit of flying with my daughter and hope she continues to remain interested in the hobby. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for once again for sharing your hard earned knowledge! You have save me countless hours of navigating Taranis menus
Thank you for the good word and glad to hear this helped.
+Dennis Baldwin - for some reason when a buddy of mine and I used 2 Taranis Plus Tx's we had to rearrange the channel outputs on the trainer. This was AFTER setting the Radio settings both to AETR, Mode 2, etc. not sure but worked great after fixing the channel outputs. Thanks again!
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks for taking the time to put this up
Not a problem. Thanks for the feedback.
God Bless You! :-) ...... you have made a really wonderful and simple to understand tutorial.
Awesome! I just ordered a Taranis to replace my 9x. This should come in super handy! Thanks :):):)
+Mitchell Thomas Glad to hear it. I really think you'll enjoy the upgrade.
This is Sick! I love it Dennis!
Yuri Boiblu Thanks for the feedback :)
A HUGE thank you Denis!
From me - and even more from my sons ;-)
***** You're very welcome. Thanks for the kind words and glad you got it setup.
Thank you so much! This is my exact setup. Hoping to teach my daughter to fly!
+Matt Holcombe Very cool. Hope that goes well. It's awesome to be able to pass the hobby down!
Great Video. Thanks for taking time to do this because it saved me a ton of time!
No problem. Thanks for following along.
Very good video. Concise and clear.
John Bobrek Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.
Awesome bro... just what i needed. thanks allot!!!
No problem. Glad it helped.
thanks man for this video ,
just followed the same instructions to have the devo7e as a trainer tx , works !!!
hamad musabeh Ah very good to hear. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much for this Dennis, cheers.
Peter Hegarty No problem at all. Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial! Very much appreciated! Subscribed.
MyTechWebTV Thanks. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the info. Even if I thought I knew this will still save me hrs.
+Drone WORX Inc. No problem at all. Thanks for watching.
Very useful, thanks!
Great video ..will save me from having to figure it out
thanks
fpvrcstuff No problem. Thanks for watching.
Thanks a ton, Great time saver!!!!!
No problem. Thank you for following along.
super handy, thanks for sharing!
Hi Dennis - great video and so informative. I just switched to Taranis, but am wondering if I can use my new Taranis as Master with my old DX7s. It uses the same audio port for connecting, and I have had good success in training from my DX7s to a DX5i.... Truly better than juggling a single receiver between learner and master, or "awkward" hugs from behind to teach someone to fly.
;-)
Any experience with Taranis as Master over a Spektrum radio would be great then I can use my Spektrum orange module and Spektrum radio to teach others at the field.
Great video - really shows the process. Four thumbs up!
Chad
Chad, that's a great question. I used to have a Spektrum TX but no longer do. I have a buddy with one and the next time we meet up I'll ask him to bring it. The easiest thing to check would be to hook the two up and then go to the trainer screen as I show in the video to see if moving the Spektrum sticks cause any of the calibration values to change on the Taranis. If it does then you at least know the signal is being sent over. I'll let you know if I find anything out. Take care.
Wow! I've never owned a radio other than a turnigy 9x or the Taranis, except a 5 ch Spektrum that came with a rtf. So I'm not used to referencing a manual like them fancy dx8 guys!! Lol! Jk, anyways thanks for this cuz I would of never figured that out!!!! Kudos to you sir!!!!
Eric, thanks for the feedback. I started with the Spektrum DX5e as well. We've come a long way since then, huh? I'm glad this helped :)
Wow! Sure have! Dx5e is the one! Just passed it down to one of my sons, eldest is about to get the turnigy, but at least we can share frsky receivers!!
Hi!!! In your opinion is the trainer mode possible also with inverted role? I would like to connect my flysky (master) to my frsky (slave)... i want to use the flysky as master because my girlfriend bought a flysky compatible drone and i wanna be her backup in case she lose control. I created a diy trainer cable which connects ppm to ppm and gnd to gnd of the two trainer ports. I configured the trainer mode on the flysky and set the taranis as slave, but when i move the switch to enable the slave, the first 8 channels (the ones theoretically controlled by the slave) change position, but they remain fixed when i moved the taranis sticks. Have you got any idea about what i'm missing?
Thanks for the prompt response. I and plenty of other flyers would appreciate it. I'm not sure what comes with the RealFlight 7, but if you could get the Transmitter working in the Setup\configure controller in RealFlight, that would be great. I'm relatively new to flying and think it might be a smarter move to log more hours on RealFlight 7, especially since you can fly pretty much anytime .
Thanks again, I have watched enough of your videos to know that you can figure it out.
P.S. What do you think of that Turnigy i10 transmitter?
+psxcancer Thanks for the positive words. Will let you know if/when I figure anything out. That Ti10 looks pretty solid. I know very little about it, but will be following along. I've been keeping my eye on this as well:
www.frsky-rc.com/product/pro.php?pro_id=144
Looks crazy!
Awesome vid man. Ty
Should the transmitter that has binded previously with the rx always be the master? Or can it be the slave too? So that the master on the non-binded tx actually uses the antenna on the slave transmitter?
Thank you so much, this helps a lot!! Seems like this would be perfect for a dual operator setup. Instead of mapping all the channels in the trainer section, just the channels that control the cameras pitch and yaw would be mapped. The master radio controls the craft while the slave radio controls the pitch and yaw of the camera. Does this sound right?
+Wade Dexter That's a very interesting thought. Hadn't really crossed my mind but the main problem I see with the logic is that only one TX can be active at a time. I have to toggle a switch to give the slave control and at that point in time I no longer have control. Let me see if I can find anything else out though.
+Dennis Baldwin Thank you for the comment! If the Thr, Ail, Ele, Rud are left off under the trainer section do you still lose control when you flip the switch to slave? Another idea is to use the additive mode that you mention in the video and give 100% control for the camera channels and 0% for the AETR channels. I'll probably borrow a 2nd Tx soon to play around with but if you figure anything out or you get some time to fiddle with the settings, let me know what you find!! Thanks again :)
Can you do this between the X9D+ se 2019 and Jeti DS-16 with the student using Taranis and the instructor using a Jeti?
Hey Dennis, I just want to say thanks for all your hard work and keeping us up to date with the latest and greatest techniques.
I have a question, maybe you've already addressed it in a previous video and if so can you send or post a link?
I'm trying to use my Turnigy 9X v2 stock firmware with my Realflight 7, but I'm having trouble getting my Turnigy calibrated.
I'm using one of those USB connectors (and of course the audio cable is attached to that) you select what software you want to use by moving the switch.
I'm not sure what transmitter is compatible, since Turnigy is not on there. I've seen in a few forums that JR and Spektum is supposed to be compatible. Also I'm unsure if there is something in the Turnigy settings I need to turn on, can you do a video on how to set it up for RealFlight 7 or if you made a video already, could you send the link.
Any help would be appreciated.
+psxcancer That's a really good question. I haven't messed with this yet. I have the controller that comes with RealFlight and haven't thought about using a Turnigy 9X or Taranis, but I would definitely expect it to be possible. If I get some time I'll look into this and see what I can find out. If someone in the group knows how to do this hopefully they can provide some info. Thanks for following along and the good words.
Thank you. Very nice video
No problem. Thanks for watching.
Well constructed video. One small point. It is not Free Sky. It's FrSky. Free Sky is a different organisation.
Okay. I tried to figure this out several years ago and came to the conclusion it was pronounced "FreeSky" like discussed in this thread:
www.modelflying.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=86772
If that's incorrect how do you say it? Thanks.
Some people literally say "F R Sky" but I think "Free Sky" is the best way to say it
I say FRISKEE
Dennis, I notice on your video when you enable trainer mode and allow the slave to enable the board and throttle up, when you took back control the throttle cut off. Is that because you had no throttle on the master or did the board disarm?
MindTrikCallr Great question. There was no throttle on the master.
thx man! going to try this for my co pilot aka wife and daughter
+SkyOrc Ha. Good luck!
Works fine with a Spektrum DX4e as slave as well (Aileron and Rudder in Reverse on the DX4e though).
+Christian Trempler Very glad to hear that. Thanks for sharing.
+Christian Trempler
+Dennis Baldwin
I'm also going to use the a Spektrum but a 5E. Did you use the stereo cable or a mono? My trainer has a Spekrum 9 to my 5E and is using a mono cable.
Just be cautious.
Thanks
+W Morris I just set this up successfully using a DX5e as the Trainer connected to my Taranis using a normal stereo audio cable. It appears to work well.
Thanks for sharing Dennis... Does this work with Dx6i?
Bharath Raj I'm not sure. Sorry. I used a Dx5e several years ago and was able to buddy with Dx6i, but not sure if you can do that with a T9X or Taranis and Spektrum. If I find anything else out I will let you know. Thanks.
Would it be possible to control the secondary channels, so the little switches on the FrSky, with the main control levers on the slave transmitter?
Hukon Good question. I'm not sure about that. I'll see if can find anything out and please do the same. Thanks!
Hi Dennis, What's the model setup on the Turnigy (Slave) or it doesn't matter?
Thanks
It shouldn't matter. Since the master is the one that is paired to the receiver.
Thanks
Hi Denis.I have a taranis and thinking of gettting a boscam or skyzone head tracking goggles.can tell me what cable you use and can you do a video how to set up head tracking if you already did.nof found any video for the taranis.thanks mate
Michel Polydor I've heard great things about the Skyzone's. My buddy has a pair and loves them. As for setup video I'd be happy to do one if I ever get a pair, but as of right now I don't have them. Good luck with your setup.
great video , question:would you know if I can apply the instructions on this video with the 9xr pro ,
+Sandy Valentin I don't know for certain, but given these run OpenTX it should be fairly similar. Let us know what you find out.
hi dennis thanks for reply .i understand what you said you where very clear it is just
i not computer savvy i was hoping there was away round it my taranis b model connected straight away anyway thanks my fault
Thank you for the feedback.
Can you disable the master override function? (Which means that master can't gain control back by moving a stick but only through flip of the switch)
Good question. I'm not sure if that's possible but will see if I can figure anything out. Please do the same if you figure it out.
Hey Dennis, is it possible to set up a trainer system between a 9X and a DX6i?
Dean Hallal I haven't done this before so not entirely sure. I used to have a DX5e but no longer have it. Otherwise I'd help you figure this out. Let us know what you find out.
can u pls do a video on how tk allocate a channel for the trn switch for the turnigy 9x
I wish I could but no longer have this TX. If I can get my hands on one I'll be glad to do a video in the future.
Ok, tahnks for Advice, gonna try this on FlySKy
Good luck. Let us know how it goes.
did it work?
Will this work with a frsky taranis and a tactic?
If there is no external module on the 9X does anything need to be disconnected?
Mark Williams I don't think so. Not 100% sure, but assuming you have a 9X that accepts external modules and the external module isn't plugged in then I think you're okay.
Is this setup identical on frsky X7?
Good question. I'd like to get my hands on one so I'm not sure. Let me know if you find out.
Will this work with the cheap Flysky?
I'm not sure, to be honest. I don't have one to test with but please let us know if you figure it out.
Dennis Baldwin will update soon!
it works the same, channel order is identical too
awesome thanks!
Jeff Sheffield No problem. Glad it helped.
why is turnigy throttle ch3. ?
+kennethpappas Not sure. It's been that way for a while. Some prefer the AETR order while others go TAER. With the Taranis throttle can be moved to any channel. I can't remember if that's possible with the stock T9X firmware. I know it's possible with OpenTX.
how do i enable taranis buddy box
I think it's covered in the video or am I missing something?
thankx!
+artnewland No problem. Thanks for watching.
Hy Dennis, many compliments for your tutorials.
I'd like to connect a super chap turnigy 5x (www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__43854__Turnigy_5X_5Ch_Mini_Transmitter_and_Receiver_Mode_2_.html) to a 9xr pro for control a 3 axis gimbal using the trainer mode.
With the 5x i will control pitch and yaw with the sticks and the "gimbal modes" with a switch. The gimbal is a dys smart 3.
Do you think yhat it will be possible?
Many thanks!!