Do I have to do anything special to this RC or dsm2 orange (Mini 5 Channel DSM 2 Rc Airplane sports Receiver) before I start using them?
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You should only need to bind them. I bought a few BNF and Orange RX from HK and i only needed to bind them.
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Yes, you have to pair the remote with the rc. I found it very difficult to do and ended up letting the guy at the hobby shop do it. I'm pretty new to this though so you may have more success than me.
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If you bought it new with a spectrum dxm2 receiver it requires a dx6i or newer, John F
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E-man, I'm fairly certain that you would need a 6 channel rx for that type of mix, but where you can find the absolute answer for certain is at rcgroups. It's a forum with thousands of rc enthusiasts that has threads dedicated to just about every bird and topic out there. I use the 4 channel rx for my biplanes, and 6 channel rx's for all my birds with retracts, flaps, and other accessories. Check out rcgroups, it's free and easy.
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HelloYou need to install the Walkera RC on your other RC toys if you want to use walkera TX , Same as other BrandThanks
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Yeah, the 4 channel ones allow sideways flight (strafing), and the stick controls thus match other 4 channel rc helis. The MCX control is also DSM2 standard and can be used with other helis, so you could save money on another one by buying BNF (bind and fly with nor remote).
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Yes, but you will need to purchase a receiver/transmitter kit. According to Minka-Aire customer service, you'll need kit model RCS223.
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If it was my plane I would use an AR9110-9 DSMX or a AR9020 9 DSMX, also why would you want to fly away as far as possible if you can't see it you can't fly it. With that big of an airplane there is always the chance of shrouding your antennas so you need more than the two short one that come with that receiver.
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Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
820403
The reciver that the 9x comes with does not support ppm connections. You can still hook the flight controller Up via the standard connections, one servo cord for each flight movement and one for selecting your flight mode. The only deal breaker would be if the flight controller you're using only allows for ppm, but I don't think they would do that considering ppm isn't super common and it would limit there customer base.
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This just sends out the signal. You need to check the instructions on the existing receiver you have.
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It all depends on your buget first of all then what you want to do. Personally we are using a Spektrum DX3C Surface Radio which have worked great. Make sure you a high torque servo. Good luck and have fun.
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YES it does come with receiver. BNF means all you need is the DX5 transmitter. I love to fly the super cub. It is a great trainer, and always fun to fly. I recommend purchasing a flight simulator (Phoenix 5) which has a model of the super cub in it. Along with hundreds of other models to fly. If you are serious about RC it will save you tons of $ in the long run, and it's great fun. You will need the same transmitter for the simulator as well. ENJOY!
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Yes you can. At first I thought you were wanting a Mode 1 vs a Mode 2 transmitter. The majority of users in the USA fly with a Mode 2 (elevator and ailerons on the right and throttle and rudder on the left). What you want to do can easily be accomplished by plugging your aileron servo into the rudder connection of your receiver and the rudder into the aileron connection on your receiver. Hope this helps.Rick B.
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You need at least a 3 ch receiver for the plane to match your TX - no ailerons so only need rudder, elevator, and motor control. I use mode 2 on my TX and use the aileron channel to the rudder servo. Great plane for both beginners and experts - if it is first plane or beginner use dual rates on controls set to 70% or lower to begin and don't use more than 1/2 throttle to launch - goes where pointed so start gently and be prepared to trim initial flight. Enjoy it!
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had to edit my answer because it's cheaper than i thought:http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__54822__OrangeRx_T_SIX_2_4GHz_DSM2_Compatible_6CH_Transmitter_w_10_Model_Memory_and_3_Pos_Switch_Mode_2_.htmlthe dx6i is prob easier to program & there is lots of info online. Lots of folks use orange now, so tons of info on this too. I have a DX8 too & love it. This will take you a long way for 1/3 the cost.
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I bought a flight sim that came with a spektrum dx5 so I just used it. I would think the other answers given you would suggest that it would work fine.
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Make sure the flight controller is free of vibration, and the wires are secure because vibration can travel up them. If problem continues verify radio and receiver with a range check. Maybe back off the gains a little or place a ferrite ring on the inputs of the gyro. All fails chuck it get a Openpilot cc3d 10-15 bucks Ebay