does the phoenix r/c pro simulator come with mode 2 dx5e?
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hi from Ecuador i am Pablo Vicuna and yes the phoenix simulador comes with spektrum dx5e DSM2 its
1843513
Mode 2 the training switch is on the left back side used in USA. Mode 1 is on the right back side.
966813
yes, no problem. It will transmit the frame losses, fades and holds information to the screen on your transmitter (I use a DX8). It will also show the receiver voltage. You can additionally add sensors for temperature, flight pack voltage and rpm.
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Not sure. I had no problem binding it with my DX6i. A google search might be able to provide you with an answer. I'm not familiar with the DX4e. Sorry.
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Hello, I use a spektrum transmitter. DX5e or DX7e. Both works well with this plane. No issue at all. Easy to bind.
430405
No, it doesn't give you Mode 6 Data; It only shows "Pass/Fail" modes, but not by how close they are to parameter limits. It does have "real" time analysis mode to help determine the "running" engine condition at the time the DTC Code is set. OTC also builds the "Actron" OBD series code readers. They do build ones that will give you the Mode 6 data, but they cost more than this one.
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This works perfectly with Phoenix 5 when set to phoenix mode and connected to a radio by a trainer cable. I use Windows 7 x64, but it should work in 8 since I never had to install a driver.
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Yes. The flap toggle works as the safe button. There are directions In the manual for the DX6i.
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I personally believe buying the BNF and the DX6i works a lot better I had issues withe the start up of the quad copter and trimming the controls. The DX6i has a monitor that you can see the trim. Also you can store 10 models in the controller. I use the DX6i with my nano QX for practice it's a lot cheaper than wrecking the 350
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If the Dx4e has a trainer port it may work, but the Dx4e is not listed on the list of Tx's that are supported, on the Phoenix website so I am not 100% sure. I would research this a little more if I were you. Good Luck.
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Yes it will work with DX5e, and it should work for Aerofly, but I'm not sure about MAC.
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This one does not. If you want a receiver with it, you need to buy the black edition dx9http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00MWYMO56/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1428582764&sr;=8-1π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=dx9+black+edition+system+w+ar9020+receiverOr you can buy the radio and purchase your own receiver separately. The ar 9020 is over $100. Lemonrx.com sells a 10ch dsmx receiver for around $25
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Yes. This camera has an anti-intuitive way to setup the C1, and c2 modes. Put the camera in P mode, then press the menu button. In the menu, scroll down to the first wrench symbol, and select "Custom Mode Setup", from there it will save your settings from what you have currently selected in Program mode.
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NO, now it includes a disc with a users manual. It also has a separate wiring diagram, which is fairly user friendly. And it comes with directions for Mach3 debugging. Full of photos, and the English is only slightly broken.All in all, everything is clearly explained.EDIT:There is just one 5v+ wire per axis output. So, you probably need jumper wires on the driver itself. - Use the jumpers to connect EN+, Step+ and Direction+. (On this breakout-board, the Step, EN, and Direction terminals are negative.)
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Yes. Use the xsaitekpanels plug-in available on the X plane.org site. I have had no problem switching the radio channels or the navigation channels. I haven't tried the ADF or DME function.
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They both have a DX4e transmitter. If your skill level is good, I would recommend starting with the Blade Nano cpx. If this is your first Collective pitch help, get this one first. This one is bigger, so it will not be as touchy to the controls as the blade nano cox. I have both and the Blade Nano cpx burns motors quick. If you get the blade nano cpx, get a Horizon Hobby brush less upgrade for it. The Blade Nano cox is almost Indestructible. I crashed it so many times and it still flies. The blade MCPx has tail blowout problems and is a little less powerful in stock form, You are more likely to break stuff on the MCPX. You should probably get a DX6i if you plan on staying in this hobby. With this, you can adjust almost anyrhing. I find the pitch not enough on the DX4e for me to do 3d flying while on the Blade Nano cpx, it is adequate. If you get this rtf, enable the expo on the DX4e. You can see how to do it on my review of this helicopter. That expo is makes the heli have a mushy feeling and it is not the best. Believe it or not, I am still flying with the DX4e. I will upgrade yo DX6i soon.
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I've only used it on the Dx5e. If the dx4e has a trainer jack or a buddy box jack it should work.
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http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/CompatCenter/ProductDetailsViewer?Type=Software&Name;=Microsoft+Flight+Simulator+X%3A+Acceleration&ModelOrVersio;n=10&Vendor;=Microsoft&Locale;=1033&LastSea;rchTerm=&BreadcrumbPath;=fsx&TempOsid;=Windows+8is the FSX:Acceleration website.