Is the Transmitter Mode 2? I probably should have asked that before orderiing but didn't think about it till after I hit "submit" order.
1988871
Yes, the one I ordered was in mode 2. I would imagine yours to be the same.
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.
987793
I order due to advertising it as transmitter but it was only a receiver. Very upset about this
2124754
Well I certainly am behind times as I didn't even know this forum was here! My apologies!!! I've had customers lose their transmitters before and I sent them another. The receivers can be programmed to any of my transmitters so no problem there! If you lose it, call or email me. I'll send you another one. I had a customer who stuck it on a large item so she just picked up the item when she needed to use the transmitter and never misplaced it.
805913
Roger, pretty sure you hold the right stick to the right and then turn the transmitter on. Good Luck!
2098773
I looked at the manual, and I did NOT see a mode switch. I think you either have to buy one built as Mode 2 (most common), or mode 1 (I'm pretty sure the boxes are labelled that way). However, if you have a receiver *without* built in servos, you can switch the "rudder" and "aileron" servos in each others plugs to simulate mode 4 on a mode 2 transmitter. (I had to look up what the heck mode 4 was - http://mnewell.rchomepage.com/Techniques/Tx_Modes.pdf)
944860
Welcome. Glad to help. The performance to cost ratio on this RF transmitter / receiver pair is exceptional, in my opinion.
987791
The title of the page says that it is a receiver but the description in several places erroneously describes it as a transmitter. The unit here is a receiver. There is a similar item available that is a transmitter. Neither unit has dual transmit/receive capability.Jim
1163971
My transmitter is broadcasting from my computer, I set the volumn on the transmitter in the middle, maybe just a little right, like 1:00 position, then I adjust the volumn on my computer higher, works for me
913894
No, there is no commander mode. However, you can buy and use a transmitter and receiver.
239433
I don't know why people are saying this comes with the DX4e. The description in the RTF page I am looking at says it is the DSM2 transmitter they are bundling it with. That is way too little transmitter for this model. I wouldn't fly this, or a Nano with anything less than the DX6i.
1523819
Looks like it that's the 2.4ghz transmitter receiver. If you're buying this for someone you might want to make sure they're into rc as a hobby because there's a lot of maintenance its not just a toy.. But they are a lot of fun!
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.
1887033
Both of the previous answers are correct your transmitter is linked directly to your receiver and won't work with another receiver unless you manually link them together
1971809
I just got the headphone/transmitter set, and an extra RS 170 headset. First I had to pair the extra set to the transmitter, and then the transmitter had to be set into multi-unit mode because it comes in single unit mode. This .pdf manual has all the information: http://en-us.sennheiser.com/downloads/618f0fab7767846059287a477fdb83cf.pdf After a bit of frustration, both headsets now work with the transmitter. I can turn either headset off/on and the pairing remains. I think the only thing that might change that would be if the transmitter was turned off/powered off, which I intend to avoid, or if there was some sort of interference. Anyway, the .pdf manual has all the info, see link above. I just got the headphone/transmitter set, and an extra RS 170 headset. First I had to pair the extra set to the transmitter, and then the transmitter had to be set into multi-unit mode because it comes in single unit mode. This .pdf manual has all the information: http://en-us.sennheiser.com/downloads/618f0fab7767846059287a477fdb83cf.pdf After a bit of frustration, both headsets now work with the transmitter. I can turn either headset off/on and the pairing remains. I think the only thing that might change that would be if the transmitter was turned off/powered off, which I intend to... » Read More I just got the headphone/transmitter set, and an extra RS 170 headset. First I had to pair the extra set to the transmitter, and then the transmitter had to be set into multi-unit mode because it comes in single unit mode. This .pdf manual has all the information: http://en-us.sennheiser.com/downloads/618f0fab7767846059287a477fdb83cf.pdf After a bit of frustration, both headsets now work with the transmitter. I can turn either headset off/on and the pairing remains. I think the only thing that might change that would be if the transmitter was turned off/powered off, which I intend to avoid, or if there was some sort of interference. Anyway, the .pdf manual has all the info, see link above. « Show Less
1730786
The one I ordered December 1, 2013 is Mode 1! I'll have to return it because my flying protocol has been throttle on left Mode 2 for decades!
800223
Same issue here. Looking for the 433 Mhz transmitter, but color suggests it's 418 Mhz.