2.4 ghz - transmitters

[blazerbotics]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

All should work, they connect to the back of the trainer port, and read the PPM stream. Ive used the FrySky hack system on a Skysport 6 and a 6EXA, with no problems. Would really reccomened these, i bought one of the modules to fit my FF8, which I use on the mechanoid. Never had a problem with range, bind instantly.

[billy breach]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

Frsky i think

[rob]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

Cheers I will order the frsky then.
Just hope i can get the wires soldered to the right pins.

[rob]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

Can't find a BR6000 for your dx6

Quote from a RC Forum.

[typhoon_driver]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

Good find! Was hoping that I wouldn't have to get rid of my DX6

[RogueTwoRobots]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

Planning on throwing a FrSky system into my cheap GiantCod transmitter the next time one of their receivers craps out on me. It also seems to have the same three wires out that you can just solder a hack module on to. I'm liking all this cheap DIY 2.4GHz business, saves a helluva lot of redundant transmitters being thrown out

[typhoon_driver]

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It also means that you could pick up a dirt cheap 40 or 35 meg futaba system that would have cost several hundred years ago and convert it for comparatively little money.

[rob]

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Where i found the post

[RogueTwoRobots]

Re: 2.4 ghz - transmitters

It also means that you could pick up a dirt cheap 40 or 35 meg futaba system that would have cost several hundred years ago and convert it for comparatively little money.

Indeedy:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FUTABA-FF6-FI ... 500wt_1156