I am going to use this for quads. What receiver would you recommend? I will want something that I can add additional modes such as return and others
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Ben, I'm very sorry that I can't help you with your question. I don't fly helicopters, I know the DX9 works with fix wing, helicopters and sail planes. You may want to contact a hobby shop and ask them, they maybe able to help you out. If you can then I would purchase the DX9 it's a great transmitter.
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I think you are asking about RTH (Return to Home) and other modes. Most of these functions require a 3 position switch.. for example GPS, ATTI Mode, Manual Mode all on one switch. The DX9 has multiple 3 way switches and works great for Quads.
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Hi Ben For long range flights on a quad, the most important thing is your propeller and motor setup. Optimal flights should not consume more than 11 amps while in flight. Also a definite must is a prop balancer to avoid vibration, this in turn will affect your video quality (Jello affect). As for equipment: I recommend the following: 1. NAZA -M Lite (this has several flight modes: manual, Attitude, GPS and of course RTH (Return to Home) 2. EZOSD - This will feed you all the Telemetry reading that are happening with you Quad. You will see the info if you are using goggles or a screen. For short flights I would recommend a Spektrum DX9 control and a AR600 receiver. This setup should give you like a mile of control. If you are planning to do long range flights, then you should use Dragonlink. You will have a flying distance of about 25 miles. For FPV, I'm currently using 5.8Ghz video. For antennas I use IBCrazy ultras to transmit and Helical 5 turn on the receiving end. Well Ben I hope this info is of use. Visit my website or email. www.fpvcartel.com Good luck to ya!
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Ben,With a Spektrum AR8000 receiver, you will be able to control a multirotor more than adequately. I have programmed the DX9 using Naza-M Lite to be able to fly in GPS, Attitude, and Manual modes. While in each of the modes, hitting the Hold switch will automatically engage Return to Home and Land. In addition, I have assigned another switch to select Normal, Course Lock, and Home Lock modes (while in GPS flight mode, of course).The extra channels on AR8000 can be used to control your gimbal (tilt and roll), if you wish. Get the DX9 for the multirotor. You will not regret it. Ben,With a Spektrum AR8000 receiver, you will be able to control a multirotor more than adequately. I have programmed the DX9 using Naza-M Lite to be able to fly in GPS, Attitude, and Manual modes. While in each of the modes, hitting the Hold switch will automatically engage Return to Home and Land. In addition, I have assigned another switch to select Normal, Course Lock, and Home Lock modes (while in GPS flight mode, of course).The extra channels on AR8000 can be used to control your gimbal (tilt and roll), if you wish. Get the DX9 for the multirotor. You will not... » Read More Ben,With a Spektrum AR8000 receiver, you will be able to control a multirotor more than adequately. I have programmed the DX9 using Naza-M Lite to be able to fly in GPS, Attitude, and Manual modes. While in each of the modes, hitting the Hold switch will automatically engage Return to Home and Land. In addition, I have assigned another switch to select Normal, Course Lock, and Home Lock modes (while in GPS flight mode, of course).The extra channels on AR8000 can be used to control your gimbal (tilt and roll), if you wish. Get the DX9 for the multirotor. You will not regret it. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.
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It comes with a Spekrtum reciver in it. And that is a decent brand.. its one of the ones that everyone agues about when talking about who is the prefered. And most ready to fly anything, comes with Spekrtum recivers in it. do yourself a big favor and dont buy a transmitter that doesnt have digital trim ajustment. A good mid level Spektrum is the DX6i you should be able to find one of those on Amazon for about $130.
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The rxa-720 is a awesome receiver. As far as price is concerned I got mines open box but brand new which chopped 200$ off the price. See if u can find that type of deal.
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No need to get a receiver. The mqx board includes an embedded receiver that sincronizes in BNF. I fligt mine with a Spektrum DXi6 transmitter.
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It has a reciever tht you put on a quad. But you will need a flight controller to mount on te quad also
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Thanks You for your quick response, in your opinión which Yamaha Active Sub you recomend for this reciever?Thanks
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I use the DX6i for flying all my airplanes and now quadcopters. It works great for me and you can save different aircraft you fly on your transmitter also. The DX6i was recommended for me from guys that fly all the time. Hope that helps you out a bit.
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I have a yamaha 9.2 rcvr. and it is sticking out a little.It is not made for large receivers.
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I have used this receiver in several ParkZone planes without any problems.I will be purchasing more.
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Hello. My carpenter directed me to return this Yamaha in favor of a Pioneer VSX 1122 K, i believe, that has this ZONE 2 feature that I think you are referring to. This was excellent advice as the Zone 2 signal, i think analog only by way of rear RCA ports, sends a completely independent sound source to my upstairs receiver--very SWEET feature if that is what you are wanting. Also you may get a good price and nice protection buying from a source with Amazon fulfillment. Trust me, I had to return the 1st Pioneer, but no issues! Good luck!
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This is a great 7 way receiver. I have some Bose and Polk speakers connected to the same unit. I can also control this with my ipad and do air play.
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Onkyo has a couple lines that are really nice for fairly cheap (comparatively, of course). You have the TX-NR5XX series which are really good intro receivers. The TX-NR8XX series will get you closer to your $1k limit but worth the price. Pretty much anything Denon will get you at a good spot. You can even find some decent Harmon Kardon pieces for under $1k if you shop around. Personally I am not a fan of Yamaha or Pioneer but that is a personal preference as I know several who have had great success with those manufacturers too but YMMV. Hope you find something that fits your needs!
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You will need some type of receiver.The overhead bar has speakers only.It is a nice unit and fit perfectly in my Ranger crew
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Yes, I needed two extra receivers and had the same question, but could not find an answer, so I just ordered two additional receivers and hoped they would work or if they didn't I was going to send them back. Anyway, both the extra receivers did worked.
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http://www.quadratec.com/products/96082_080X_PG.htm. i believe so check this website they have different radio for that vehicle. You should check because I had to buy a kit frame for my pilot. I hope this help you so you get a radio model so you get it cheaper with amazon
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hello, to be honest i am not sure, but i just watched a FlySky FS-T6 transmitter review and i don't see why it wouldn't work - i am not an expert in radio / receivers, but you could try just the radio first - make sure to do your ground radio checks and range checks before flight - if it looks good you should be ok - if you have any interference i would try the flysky receiver and double check it before flight - i wish i knew more about it, but again this is not my area of expertise - i hope this helps you - if you feel like it please let me know how it turns out. thanks,