can I fly it with a devo 7 transmitter?
1292486
Don't know, v911 uses flysky, so if devo compatible with flysky then it will work. Google search and you should be able to find out. Or google search "v911 bind with devo 7"
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.
144228
Yes, you need a transmitter, but this is in now way a beginner's plane, it's a 3D plane, which means it's capable of sophisticated stunts. It has very jerky controls. I would recommend getting either an Air Hogs plane (if they are young) or something such as a Hobbyzone Champ or Mini Super Cub.
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.
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.
488815
Habu does not come with a transmitter. I would recommend a Spectrum DX6 as it is compatible with the Habu's receiver
754
Rob J,The FlySky Transmitter will work as long as you use the FlySky receiver the servo will plug into the receiver. I hope this helps. Ben
1122647
Use a DX6i or DX5e. they are both good controllers tht are compatible with this airplane
2108637
The transmitter you are asking about will bind with this airplane, but the controls will be so sensitive that it will be unusable. The minimum for this airplane is the DX5, but for me the DX6i is well worth the extra money it costs. It has more setup options and also can bind to 10 different models. You could use a DX4e, but if you do you won't be able to operate the flaps.
1392747
According to this thread, you have to remove a wire that leads from the trainer port to the PCB. This sim works well will ALL transmitters. Good luck!http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.929512
1216372
hello, to be honest i am not sure, but i just watched a FlySky FS-T6 transmitter review and i don't see why it wouldn't work - i am not an expert in radio / receivers, but you could try just the radio first - make sure to do your ground radio checks and range checks before flight - if it looks good you should be ok - if you have any interference i would try the flysky receiver and double check it before flight - i wish i knew more about it, but again this is not my area of expertise - i hope this helps you - if you feel like it please let me know how it turns out. thanks,
783538
Yes. I have flown it with both the DX6i and the DX8. Great little airplane. I highly recommend it. Tough as nails. Mine has "broken" many times physically and goes back together well. I also added ailerons to mine just for the fun of it.
1915889
I believe so, I bought a Nano QX and flew it with my transmitter that I had from a mCx2 from about two yeas ago.
951658
Yeah it has its own transmitter and receiver. You can use it for any quadcopter.
292026
No, you have to buy the video transmitter Tx7803 and the cable to conect the GoPro to the transmitter. The frequency of the transmitter is compatible with Fat shark FPV goggles or you can buy the Devo F7 control which has a LCD screen to watch the video. The Devo 7 control does not have a screen for video.
942223
You need a 6 channel transmitter at a minimum (spektrum dx6i). Although I would suggest buying a dx7s or dx8 to keep you good for the future. You also need a minimum 6 channel receiver which you can get bundled with your radio or purchase separately (spektrum ar6210). You also need batteries and a charger. You also need a 2650-3000 mah 6s lipo, and a charger. I would suggest searching for helifreak, runryder, or rcgroups at google. Search through those forums and most of you questions will be answered. If I were you I would skip this kit and buy the 500ESP or a 500DFC kit. Yes a bit more money but they fly so much better, although mine flew great stock. The big thing is that the newer Flybarless kits have less parts to break in a crash. Peruse through those forums I suggested and get educated. Good luck! This is a great, expensive, addicting hobby. Shorthand on what you need with my recommendations Transmitter: Spektrum DX8 Receiver: Spektrum AR6210 Charger: Icharger 306b (google ep buddy) Battery: 2650Mah 6s Lipo (google valuehobby or epbuddy) I almost forgot to add that you will need a power supply for yourcharger, unless you want to charge off your car battery. Check out rcgroups forums and under the battery/charger forum they have instructions on how to convert a server power supply for our use. I don't know if you can send me a message on here or not, but if you figure it out, feel free to contact me with any questions you have!
1175005
Mine came with the Devo 7. RTF means that it comes with everything needed to fly.