Can it be controlled by other transmitters, like Spektrum DX6i?
890727
If any wants to know a Propel Speedstar transmitter will bind to the V911. It looks just like the one shipped with the v911 with a different brand name on it. I got a Mode 1 transmitter shipped to me by mistake and I pickup up the Propel transmitter (Mode 2)on Eb** for $4.00 used and it works. I couldn't fly it with the mode 1 transmitter after being use to a mode 1. Mode 2 is left hand throttle, mode 1 is right hand throttle. Not to be compared to the mode 1 and 2 on transmitter for beginner or expert modes. That's how they shipped me the wrong transmitter.
890728
As far as I know, you cannot use the Spektrum transmitters for the WL V911. The Spektrum transmitters will work with most Blade heli's and quads.
890729
Cannot be controller by Spektrum but it can be controlled by a FLySky such as the FS-T6. That controller is a lot like A Spektrum DX6i in function for around $55. Will work on A V912 and a few others as well.
2108640
If that transmitter is compatible with Spektrum 2.4 GHz receivers, it should. I would recommend buying a Spectrum DX6i or bigger transmitter, though.
223869
If you are speaking of the DX5e, yes.I am not sure about the DX5 or if there is such a transmitter. A recent answer on the Horizon Hobby site confirmed my first statement about the DX5e.
2201900
Yes. The heli receiver is Spektrum compatible and your Dx6i is a great tx for this heli.
497669
There is not. Most transmitters have a "servo reverse" switch to correct your problem.
920199
I use this transmitter with Phoenix RC Simulator (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00872H13C) which comes with a USB cable you plug right into the back of the DX6i. Works like a charm.
765044
My assumption is that a Spektrum receiver will only work with Spektrum transmitters. You may want to confirm with your local hobby shop to be sure. Hope this helps.
2247756
Sorry, I do not know where you can find that information. When I bought my Hausler I had a Spektrum DX6i transmitter so I purchased a Spektrum receiver for the helicopter. I bought the AR6115e and it has worked flawlessly for me. You will be better off and much happier by doing what I did. The included radio does not have a very good track record for making adjustments easy. The DX6i on the other hand is quite easy to make adjustments to your set ups. I strongly suggest you take this route.
1417965
It most definitely would! If you plan to move on to bigger helis I suggest the Spektrum DX6i. It's a great starter TX for tinkering and adjusting settings for up to 10 helis on a single transmitter and would definitely save some money in the long run.
1706417
Yes. The Dx6 supports telemetry. It also comes with an AR6100, which is telemetry-ready. All you need to get are the peripherals.
1533802
It can but not on its own, you would need an Anylink added on to this transmitter in order for it to bind.
2150125
RF7 sells two different versions. One with a cable interface only that you plug into your DX6 and one that comes with a generic rc controler. You want to practice with your actual remote so buy the usb interface version.
1152240
Yes, the Spektrum receivers always come with the bind key if you buy them new. The only Spektrum transmitter that does not work with this receiver is the DX6 park flyer type. Your DX5e should work fine.
920277
Spektrum sells their Transmitters with different packages; sometimes complete with receiver and servos. I'm not really sure what the seller is making reference to. Most DX6 sold in the USA are set to or are only Mode 2. That reference's the functions of the two sticks. Left stick being Throttle and Ruddder; Right stick being Ailrons and Elevator.
1338023
I bought this one: SCX10 AX-3 2.4 GHz RADIO TRANSMITTER CONTROLER, and works great!! Just $17
488814
No this product is a bind and fly model. You will need to have spektrum transmitter. I would recommend a spektrum dx8. This transmitter will allow you to use the same transmitter as you progress in the hobby.
1349874
Yes it can. On the Back of the transmitter it has a BNC connector. Make sure you use a correct external antenna and 50ohm coax cable.