Can this transmitter bind with Blade mCX or SR120 dsm2 type recievers. I currently have Spektrum DX5 but want multiple aircraft memory
1533802
It can but not on its own, you would need an Anylink added on to this transmitter in order for it to bind.
1803148
Any of the dx series spektrum brand transmitters, ie. Dx3r. It is not compatible with any other brand.
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.
448779
According to the instruction booklet, you can use it on any Tactic 2.4GHZ transmitter.It says 'AnyLink must be in normal mapping when using Futaba, Hitec, orTower Hobbies transmitters with Tx-R aircraft. If using a Spektrum or JR transmitter, AnyLink must be in Alternate Mapping.I hope this helps you out...
2118525
Yes it will. It is more a question of radio capablity so as long as you have the right transmitter this will be fine. I have been able to do it with this receiver and a Spektrum DX6i radio. 4 channels is plenty for the receiver to do it (only need 3).
9428
Currently no, not through this purchase. If you purchase directly from Spektrum (HorizonHobby), they occasionally have a free receiver promotion going on. Sign up for their newsletters so you'll know when it's happening. I bought my last DX9 transmitter that way, and it include an AR8000 with satellite, about a $120 value. That was a black Friday thing.
966813
yes, no problem. It will transmit the frame losses, fades and holds information to the screen on your transmitter (I use a DX8). It will also show the receiver voltage. You can additionally add sensors for temperature, flight pack voltage and rpm.
149636
It will bind with most recivers FlySky etc but not sure if you can bind to small RTF helis if I had to guess I would say no .
380380
Unfortunately the transmitter isn't bindable. but you can buy more receivers for you're other toys. http://www.exceedrc.com/51c00-28463.html
1747294
What radio are you using? The DX5 that comes with the plane has 3 modes. The DX6I that I use only has two but the receiver is programmable. It can be set to beg/int, beg/adv, int/adv, etc. Just look at the receiver dip switches. The label tells you which ones to set for each pair. Hope this helps.
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A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to... » Read More A Transmitter is the "remote control" if you will. You can get one on here as long as it is DSM2®- or DSMX®-compatible. I recommend the Spektrum DX6i because it will allow you to use it on up to 10 aircraft but keep in mind this will require setup that is a little involved and not for a novice. DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter Only Mode 2 I personally own this plane and the DX6i and can tell you it is not a good beginner plane. It is a bit touchy and fairly fast. Go for a top wing model like a super cub for an easy plane to fly. « Show Less
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Yes, any Spektrum Air Tx will bind to the MSR X or any Blade Heli. I've used a DX7,DX7s and the DX8 with mine. The MSR X RTF comes with a DX6i.
946226
Any Spectrum brand DSM2 or DSMX type TX will work with this plane. I would recommend the DX6i for a inexpensive introduction to a computer radio.
1744763
I've got the DX6i, it works fine with this plane. The receiver on the plane is DSM2/DSMX.
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.
2118527
Yes it will. It is more a question of radio capablity so as long as you have the right transmitter this will be fine. I have been able to do it with this receiver and a Spektrum DX6i radio.4 channels is plenty for the receiver to do it (only need 3).
1734844
I have a DX6i and it works great. The instructions come with setup information for most Spektrum transmitters. You can also just get the RTF version that comes with a transmitter (controller). The Spektrum computerized transmitters are nice if you intend to make this a hobby as you can store profiles for multiple helios/airplanes and just pick the one you are flying for the session, allowing you to save some money by getting the BNF versions.