can I use this tranmitter with a V911 heli
2086676
Aloha, as long as you have the reciever you will be able to use, it has helo settings and enough channels.
2086677
The short answer is no. You would need to purchase replacement parts, especially a receiver for this heli from the reseller. The Esky rcvr is not setup to handle a tail motor and is probably much too heavy/large.
1424909
yes, but only if it were a very, very large room. The V11 is capable of great speed and agility. You'll need two well trained pilots to fly them in a tighter space.
103796
This camera is intended to be used with a certain brand of heli. I couldn't get it to work - so I moved on to a different camera.
569387
4 or 6 with a spare.. i fly v911 and recently seek more fun with the v913. I practice first on a simulator using volantex. I will in the near future definetly go 3D heli with the help and confidence i master on the Volantex.
569386
I'm not positive but from my playing around with it to work with my Helo any of the controls can be setup to work any function of the bird sowith a little playing around on the settings you should be able too.
25458
Yes. But you'll need an adapter called "any link" that allows you to fly most tower hobbies planes and Helis. It costs about $25.
3925
I think a better option might be a 4-channel rather than a collective pitch copter like the Nano. 4-channel copters (like the v911) are stable in the air and if you release the cyclic, they will return to a hover on their own. A CP heli will not--they are not stable and will not hover by themselves for more than a second or two. They are very fast and they will shoot across the room (or into you) almost too fast to see at first. I'm not saying it can't be done, mind you...but expect to crash frequently and spend quite a bit of money on parts at first.
316944
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.
1326962
Yes. Unless a heli says BNF or bind-and-fly, it almost always includes the transmitter. If it's in the picture, it should be included.
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.
923613
I use mine for a quad copter so you should be fine. Depending on the number of channels on your transmitter, you may be able to get by with fewer channels on the receiver for less $.
819817
Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to complete the bind. Also try this somewhere where there isn't a lot of electronics to interfere. Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to... » Read More Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to complete the bind. Also try this somewhere where there isn't a lot of electronics to interfere. « Show Less
2201900
Yes. The heli receiver is Spektrum compatible and your Dx6i is a great tx for this heli.
437809
I have bound this transmitter to 3 helis, all v911s. It is a bind and fly transmitter the bind button is located on the left shoulder of the unit. Look on you tube. I have gotten a lot of info there on how to bind along with other questions I have had on this hobby.
867766
im not familiar with that heli but u can pretty make any heli use any battery if ur willing to look for the connectors that convert it over to the right connection. go to a rc store and they will have adapters and if ur willing to solder that ur options become even better. these batterys are meant for the really small helis such as the nano cpx.
931781
No, just buy another full heli and use it for spare parts. You will need to replace the battery anyway and it will cost you half the price of a new heli sooooo it's better to buy a new one.
637646
It should as the safe mode is in your unit as in heli or plane not the transmitter thanks save