Is it easy to cut the traces (or wires) and add jumpers to make this a "Mode 4" transmitter? (For people used to S107s)
570607
You want the rudder yaw on the right stick, not on the throttle stick? If that's what your after, that's three channel mode. You can add a momentary switch to the right bumper button much like the left low/high rate switch.I made a simple 3/4 channel switchable v911 transmitter using a momentary through hole switch and some proto board. It works, but it's not fun flying the v911 like that.
181188
I have a Spectrum DX6i transmitter. You can choose the mode in the setup ie. Heli or plane. Seems to work for me.
2264377
Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
497051
Yes you will need to splice the wires. I would also suggest that you order extra flags.
2098773
I looked at the manual, and I did NOT see a mode switch. I think you either have to buy one built as Mode 2 (most common), or mode 1 (I'm pretty sure the boxes are labelled that way). However, if you have a receiver *without* built in servos, you can switch the "rudder" and "aileron" servos in each others plugs to simulate mode 4 on a mode 2 transmitter. (I had to look up what the heck mode 4 was - http://mnewell.rchomepage.com/Techniques/Tx_Modes.pdf)
63750
Yes, like everyone else said AND ---> Google the mod for this unit - it's very easy and needed. makes a world of difference in range.
289892
no. What i did (learned it from online forums, do a search for 'stc 1000 wiring' ) you get a project box , cut out a hole for the stc , then i cut out 2 holes for 2 of these plugs and connect them with wires. there are wiring diagrams online that are very easy to follow, i was able to do mine in like an hour.
1147843
I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.
1266396
Welcome to the day and age of "ultimate configurability"... There are some receivers, though not the 1020, that you can listen while adjusting(Pioneer doesn't include that till you buy an Elite). Once receivers went from an EQ that controlled all, to controlling each individually...you gain ability, but lost "easy". You shouldn't, really, be messing with the EQ, unless you have one of these... http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-SPL1000F-135DB-Max-Meter/dp/B001CMKFH8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296083267&sr=1-1 (not necessarily this one...) And some form is sine wave sweep(you can find one online)
2076900
You have to cut the end of the strip and make the 4wire's to show. Some times the color of the wire's s are not the some as the wireless controller. You have to be careful when striping the wire. The wires are very small.
1503473
Yes. Just wire the transmitter into the existing door bell.... Theinstructions are asy to follow...
235938
Hi Danny, You can install the Wiring Harness (SNPNP), whitout cut original cables. Safe Rides BikerHiway
225482
You would have to cut and splice the wire that is included. The end connectors are not standard plugs so you have to use these wires to connect them together. Not ideal but could be done. Be careful to make sure the splices are done right and taped.
893484
Yes, pretty easy. My advice: before you disconnect your existing controller, write down the wire color and zone info for each of your current circuits. Then disconnect and remove the existing controller. Mount the new controller and connect the colored wires back to the zones you wrote down earlier.
1230906
yes no problem,the transmitter use aligator clip!once you get familliar wiyh this tool,you will love it!!
391021
Press the trim button under the RIGHT control stick to the RIGHT as you turn the transmitter on. This will switch the modes. You only have to do it once unless you want to switch it back.
1178805
yes, the transmitter module should be included. As you proabably know, you will need a z-wave controller unit, like the Vera3.