does the transmitter works on other rc plane
2039957
I have bought three "bind n fly" airplanes and used this transmitter with all of them. The transmitter works great and I saved $30 to $40 on each plane because I didn't need a three more transmitters.
2039958
Yes. The transmitter will work on other aircraft. You just have to sync it to the aircraft.
1374838
I have purchase this replacment at one time and it does not work with the phantom 1. There are several versions of the phantom 1. This transmitter does not say anywhere on the transmitter which version it will work for. I am not sure which version I have but It does not work on my phantom. I am sure if I was skilled enough, I could change the switches on the tranmitter to make it work. Best deal is to call the help center at DJI in California for more information to optain the right tranmitter for your unit.
1360779
It sure will, the 'bnf' stands for 'bind 'n fly' so as long as you have a Spektrum tx, you set your transmitter to an unused channel, put it in bind mode, and bind the plane. Then adjust your throws and you're all set.
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.
181188
I have a Spectrum DX6i transmitter. You can choose the mode in the setup ie. Heli or plane. Seems to work for me.
1953215
We'll yes as all r/c planes. Please don't buy this plane. After one flight the plane doesn't work. Transmitter works of a range of about 3 feet and ducted fans burn out. Spend a little more money on some thing like a cub or some sort of trainer. THIS PLANE DOES NOT WORK!!
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,
1910510
Yes. You can bind you champ transmitter to this plane. It is a good step up. I flew the champ first and then this one. Make sure you are flying in an open area. It is faster and takes a little more room than the champ.
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
875252
I fly a plane that has 55 inch wing span - never ran out of range. I believe it is actually the transmitter that will determine range not reciever
1971821
If your trying to put it on a Fpv system that is a 2.4 ghz then no but if your transmitter is 2.4ghz than and you want to put on your Fpv system that is 2.4ghz than yes
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.
181186
Hello, I use a spektrum transmitter. DX5e or DX7e. Both works well with this plane. No issue at all. Easy to bind.
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.
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 $.
484288
No, the RC works by Infrared, any sunlight will interfere with the signal and it will drop out of the sky like a rock. It is also extremely light, so the slightest breeze will affect it quite significantly. If you have an open outdoor area (like a garage) that shields from sunlight, this will work.
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.