Will it work with a Tactic TTX600 Transmitter supplied with the Flyzone Cessna 182 Skylane? My transmitter does not appear to have a training port.
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No, not with the interface this comes with, the radio has wireless trainer options however no wired trainer option which is what this interface is for. I reccomend you buy RF 7.5 with wireless SLT interface, which will connect using the wireless trainer functionality.
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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.
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yes no problem,the transmitter use aligator clip!once you get familliar wiyh this tool,you will love it!!
501486
Yes, it's an independent system. It will work with anything. You just have to find the correct channel on the transmitter so that it doesn't cause any issues with your flight controller.
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Hello, Your transmitter will probably work, but you will need an adapter. That I cannot answer for you. I do know that my DX6i works with it. There is also an upgrade to 7.5 that more will work with it. Hope that this is helpful, Randy
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No, this has a spektrum receiver so needs a spektrum transmitter. Tha anylink enables use of non-tactic transmitters for planes with tactic receivers.
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With the FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter I was able to change from mode 1 and 2 freely from the controller. I do not know what the receiver is inherently though. this transmitter actually has 4 different modes for stick configuration. all of this can be changed from the setting on the controller.
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yeah you can I think mines is 107c or H I'm not sure maybe somebody else can answer your question better I don't know the distinct difference between the two but I'm pretty sure they'll all run on that same controller have fun flying.have you tried the SyMA x5 quad .it is a lot of in a couple drawbacks to it SyMA x5 not Camarayou can't fly it very far it gets a disconnect and should be only flown close to you unless you extend transmitter antenna
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I believe so, I bought a Nano QX and flew it with my transmitter that I had from a mCx2 from about two yeas ago.
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The 2.4Ghz frequency is used for a lot of short-range communication signals, so it needs encryption to lock the receiver to the transmitter signal. This avoids interference problems but requires a compatible 2.4Ghz transmitter such as the Tactic TTX400 (4 channels) or the TTX600 I use for model aircraft (6 channels). These use joystick controls -- Tactic also has a TTX240 with a trigger grip for use with ground vehicles, but it only has 2 channels. . . you sound like you need more.
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The nice thing about this product is that it gives you two options to connect your controller. The first option is wired, and it comes with the wire. As long as your Tx has a trainer port on the back it will work. I Spektrum Dx6i has the trainer port so it will work. The second option is to use the provided wiring plugs to connect a receiver bound to your transmitter and do it wireless, again as long as you have a spectrum receiver laying around you can hook it up, bind it to your Dx6i and you're off to the races. As far as the Heli-X flight sim, I'd be inclined to say no, it only supports the 4 sims listed on the unit. The nice thing about this product is that it gives you two options to connect your controller. The first option is wired, and it comes with the wire. As long as your Tx has a trainer port on the back it will work. I Spektrum Dx6i has the trainer port so it will work. The second option is to use the provided wiring plugs to connect a receiver bound to your transmitter and do it wireless, again as long as you have a spectrum receiver laying around you can hook it up, bind it to your Dx6i and you're off to the races. As far as the Heli-X flight sim, I'd be inclined to say no, it only supports... » Read More The nice thing about this product is that it gives you two options to connect your controller. The first option is wired, and it comes with the wire. As long as your Tx has a trainer port on the back it will work. I Spektrum Dx6i has the trainer port so it will work. The second option is to use the provided wiring plugs to connect a receiver bound to your transmitter and do it wireless, again as long as you have a spectrum receiver laying around you can hook it up, bind it to your Dx6i and you're off to the races. As far as the Heli-X flight sim, I'd be inclined to say no, it only supports the 4 sims listed on the unit. « Show Less
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Hey Tom - First of all, welcome to FSX. I am a real world pilot and use it as a training tool. I also have the G25 for my driving sim set up but do not know of a anything similar specifically for a flight sim set up. Maybe the Wheel Stand Pro could be modified? Sorry I'm no help. Good luck in your pursuit.
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Everything I have read indicates that this receiver is compatible with the Hobby King versions of the Flysky transmitters
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According to the instruction booklet, you can use it on any Tactic 2.4GHZ transmitter.It says 'AnyLink must be in normal mapping when using Futaba, Hitec, orTower Hobbies transmitters with Tx-R aircraft. If using a Spektrum or JR transmitter, AnyLink must be in Alternate Mapping.I hope this helps you out...
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Yes, it will connect to Phoenix Simulator with the cable. You can even buy this transmitter bundled together with the Phoenix Simulator.
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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,
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There are several versions of the phantom 1, the first one, the second one, and then 1.1.1. I'm not sure which one this is for, but try looking this up on forums. I know there are slight differences, and only the exact transmitter will work with whatever model you have.