how many modes come with this transmitter? because i like throttle and ailerons on the left stick.
1870801
Mode 2 is when the throttle and rudder are on the left stick, elevator and ailerons are on the right stick!
1870802
I believe there are at least mode 1 and 2 available. But if you go to the futaba website you can download the manual and make sure. But I'd recommend the Spektrum DX9 as a much better transmitter and will last you a long time, and is completely programmable.
1870803
4 stick modes. Here is a link to all the information you could ask for:http://www.futaba-rc.com/systems/futk6900.html
181187
Mode 2 works for me with a Spektrum DX6i but I'd recommend you buy the full size parkzone Mk IX plane - more fun more realistic and more durable especially with retracts
1318531
The transmitter allows you to change modes from the settings there are 4 stick configurations that can be set
349009
Default is mode 4 (throttle/roll) left stick, (pitch/yaw) right stick.For mode 2, hold down the light and accel buttons while turning on the controller.
1122646
I use the Spektrum DX6i DSMX 6-Channel Transmitter with this airplane and many others. Binding is easy and range and response is good. Controller is comfortable and easy to use. It is 6 channel capable and able to store up to 10 models.
1319287
RTF comes with the DX4 transmitter, charger, and batteries. I'd forgo the RTF and get the BNF and upgrade the transmitter to the DX6 at least. It flies way better. More money but you'll end up doing it eventually... Also buy extra parts too...the skid breaks quickly and Scotch tape only goes so far...
94263
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).
2174318
It has two in the front and two in the rear, pretty easy to see at night. There was a bad batch going around, hopefully gone, where the transmitter would not work even at 30 feet away, causing a crash or loss of quad so test it when you get it, best in a big open field. They are great when they work. Also, this particular picture that I am seeing is the same one that I got. It had a link to a picture of a hoist, which would be cool, but did not come with it. On the dud models, the SD module for the camera does not lock in and will fall out during flight, good luck finding it. If you do not have one already, I would way recommend the Hubsan X4 over this or anything else. Make sure that you not only get the new version but the new version, that sais version 2. I thought that it was a kids toy based on the size when I first saw it but it is serious, the best night lights by far, a must have over V9XX versions. Serious back, forward and sideways flips, easy to fly. YouTube it. Hope this helps, Barc.
2019167
It seems Brian has answered this question. The included manual states there is both mode 1 and mode 2. However the right stick control is self centering and the left stick is at least on the three I own controls the throttle speed for the rotors. The left stich is not self centering.. Good Luck and enjoy your aircraft...
1461755
The transmitter is how you control the airplane when flying. I have a spektrum DX6i which is a bind and fly (BNF). You can control up to 10 different models with this particular transmitter. This spitfire requires a BNF transmitter. I also agree with Ron below. The spitfire, although a good buy, is not a beginner's plane.
1730786
The one I ordered December 1, 2013 is Mode 1! I'll have to return it because my flying protocol has been throttle on left Mode 2 for decades!
420078
It's not the controller you should worry about, but the helicopter. The DX6i will control 6 or more different helis. The RTF is already bound to the remote. The remot, itself is worth the cost because it is able of controlling multiple helis. Very worth the money if you are looking to get into the world of flying.
1119145
You're exactly right. The MODE 2 for this radio IS NOT conventional. Glad you got it sorted out. Nice flying heli & easy to repair even for beginners.
2240941
Hi Robert, there are reverser switches on your transmitter for each channel. Change the position of the switch for throttle and down will be slow.
1309409
If you mean turn its the left and right aileron. The right joystick on the controller. When you turn left the left aileron goes up and the right aileron goes down. If you want to go right the aileron does the opposite.
1138916
yes, i received mine in mode 2, they usually indicate if its mode 1. while V 912 transmitter has a selectable switch between 4 modes, it is double in price, which is why for me, this transmitter is quite sufficient. it is after all V911 dedicated.
1924457
i bought my stuff from the local hobby shop which is probably more than online prices, but i had no idea what i was doing so i needed their advise. the transmitter is the most expensive. I haven't purchased one yet but a good digital one that you can use for multiple aircraft is approx $250. i spent $30 on the micro servos to operate the control surfaces. ~$50 on speed control. ~$50 on engine. $30 on the receiver. ~$3 on a propeller. ~$20 on the battery. That's all i can think of right now. It is a nice kit though. It looks fantastic and is super light. I haven't had opportunity to fly it yet, but it is a nice display piece in the interim.