Will it work with aileron - radar mixing? (mixing in programed in transmitter)
2041768
Have not tried with mixing but, I see no reason why it shouldn't work. It workss off three axis, so it should still work regardless of mixing. Hope that helps.
1617101
Yes, they will work together. You can set by pressing the same alphabet of the receiving button on the receivers, and transmitting button on the transmitter. Then you can test them by pressing the test button on the transmitter.
1093928
No. It only came with the transmitter. Depending in the type of aircraft you are flying choose accordingly that your reciever is compatible with the transmitter.
2055241
I used mine with CHIRP and it worked after I downloaded the driver from Baofeng.
1454780
One a copter has been binded with a transmitter it should not interfere with other copter's. I will be blunt though.... I had no positive success with this model due to defects in the transmitter and circuitry in the copter itself. If your really die hard to use this model, you may have to tweak like many others have had.
1876795
No, not possible. The transmitter is mounted on your UAV and the receiver is on the ground. There is no way to transmit commands from the ground to the UAV with this setup.
1334337
That one i'm not sure on. why not just get a programming cable and use some software like chirp and put all your settings in. That way you can easily program multiple radios.
1936460
My understanding is it will only work with the specified transmitters from Innotek. Frequencies and features differ by make and model. So check the make and model of your transmitter and go with a receiver collar that is made for it.
2044879
Update. It works fairly well on the aircraft band RECEIVE ONLY. I was able to scan the air band and pick up close to a dozen aircraft frequencies in use.It still cannot transmit on aircraft frequencies. And even if it did, it only transmits FM while aircraft transmission is AM, so nobody could understand you even if you did transmit.
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
349579
The problem I had on multiple decoys on same remote with older spinning wings, was sometimes a decoy receiver would not hear the remote signal, and then they would get out of sequence, one on, one off then had to go turn on off and back on to sync up. I would do separate remotes. IMHO
1812671
It should work without problems. The receivers are backwards compatible with transmitters. I would recommend that you double check with Spektrum to confirm.
1890098
Yes. You just have to pair it with the receiver inside the phantom. Refer to the DJI manual that can be downloaded on the DJI Inovations website.
1788296
If the icom base station is Bluetooth capable then it should pair just fine. Other wise the s link is the best option as it is designed to work with the ComPilot.
1787807
I only fly airplanes, but I know that this receiver works on helicopters, so I'am assumingthat your quadcopter works like a heli, so as long as it requires 6 or less channels youshould not have any problems. The regeiver is very good never had any problems.
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.
2152472
I tried programing to my receiver and could not make it work. I am considering purchasing a new receiver and controller.