Will the controller I already have from the NanoQX. work with the 350QX BNF? If so will it bind to both so I can alternate it's use?
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Sorry but No. I Suggest Like I, Buying a 6-7-8 or Better Channel Spektrum Controller. The Better Ones will Remember Your Models Settings. As You Advance in RC, you'll Possibly Not Encouter This Issue Again. One of Mine Remembers 30 Model Types. I Can't Fathom 30 Different Models, But........?
1009391
No the transmitter that comes with the Nano will not work with the 350QX. You can buy the 350QX with a 5 channel radio ready to fly. That is the way I would go.
1009392
No, the transmitter that comes with the Nano is only a 4 channel transmitter and the 350 QX requires at least a 5 channel transmitter (DX5i or higher).
1242343
That wont even fit properly into the controller. I have both systems, and sure wish it worked that way! The connections on the bottom of the remote are very different.
1563997
You are probably asking which configuration, X or Y, that I like, and I'm fond of the X configuration. It is a matter of taste and you can easily switch between the two configurations. You used the word MODE, and Mode 1 and Mode 2 refer to whether the throttle stick is set up on the left or the right. Since I'm in the USA my mQX came set up for mode 2 (transmitter EFLH1064/B). If you live outside of the USA you probably want mode 1 (transmitter EFLH10641). On one transmitter you can't switch modes between 1 and 2, but you can switch configurations between X and Y. By the way, I'm still happy with my little Blade. It's mostly for indoor use where there are no strong breezes.
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I believe it is compatible, as long as the remote has the ability to bind. Here is a link to the MCX instructions which detail how to bind to various controllers. http://www.e-fliterc.com/ProdInfo/Files/EFLH2400-Manual-BNF-RTF.pdf
659132
I received mine with TTX600, which had a Simulator connector on the back. So, if you were to get TTX600 elsewhere, it probably will not have such connector. (I later got TTX650 and it did not have such a connector.)
871030
I am very new to Quads and RC vehicles as a whole but I am learning fast. The Spektrum DX5e is a good controller and works great. I am now looking to get a controller with more bells and whistles such as electronic readouts on it such as timers, battery levels and various other things I've been told the higher end ones can do but I am still researching the DX7's and higher. The get kind of pricey so what comes in the RTF box is awesome....you can always upgrade later.
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I agree with Calors A. Mendia I dont know much about the Disney Infinity games either. I just know it works well with fighting games, I recommend using a different controller too.
2004709
It comes with a controller board. There is limited control over pitch with a servo tester which can get the blades out of the shot with a qx350. I have heard that there might be a software upgrade that would allow you to control the pitch with a 7+ channel controller on the qx350. Not sure what a mobius is. Even with the servo tester, it does not rotate 90 degrees in my experience. Maybe 45 at most. It does a good job with video for a gimbal under 100. Don't expect a ton from something this cheap. If you are just looking for a entry level gimbal that produces decent video with a go-pro its a good buy. If you are looking for something more, it probably is time to start looking at more expensive set ups that will produce a better result. It all depends on what you are looking for. Hope that this helps.
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Yeah, the 4 channel ones allow sideways flight (strafing), and the stick controls thus match other 4 channel rc helis. The MCX control is also DSM2 standard and can be used with other helis, so you could save money on another one by buying BNF (bind and fly with nor remote).
1210060
This controller only has one SSR output. It has both heating and cooling modes but you'd need to rewire your setup to switch between them.
1697206
Yes, this should work fine with no issues. You might want to check with Zodiac / Jany that the firmware on your controller board will work with this item. Or if you have the manufacture date that would help. I upgraded both my Jandy Controller and my in house control unit at the same time with no issues
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Yes, my Champ controller has the same model number as the controller that comes with the 4-channel RTF Parkzone planes. I just tried to bind it to my F4U Corsair and it worked fine. My previous comment was based on a previous attempt where it would not bind. Today, it worked fine. Apologies for any confusion. Spitfire is a great choice!
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That's what I use it for. Mine had a controller of the same size, I just swapped them out. You could also box it in and rig up a plug-in controller.
368277
No, you'll need a DX5e, DX6, DX6i, DX7, DX8 or any of the other controllers from Spectrum. The DX4 will not work with this. This controller can be used with other simulators, mind you, their physics is not to be compared with Phoenix.
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Should be able to. I fly almost all my BNFs with mine (same thing). Just set it up, and go for it. This is a pretty simple flyer, so it's just about getting all your electronics working correctly. I had mine up and running about ten minutes after setting up.
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BNF is Bind and Fly, which means you can bind it to your controller and fly. It has one battery and no controller. My suggestion is to purchase a Spektrum DX5e transmitter with it. They are a good price point and very cheap controllers often are incredibly hard to use. If you've ever flown cheap planes you get from electronics stores, they feel like that. Also, get extra batteries!!
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Bernard, I built a Xaircraft x650 Pro and this controller works GREAT!!!!! Multiple models can be saved, easy to use interface.I have been very impressed with it, I am probably only using 30% of what this can do. Love the SBus. Great controller