Does this transmitter work with bind and fly models
1790671
The DX6 is not compatible with the AR6000, which is a Spectrum product as well.
1790672
It will bind with any receiver or BNF that uses the DSM / DSM2 / DSMX technology.
970209
Do not know about specific model # but my headphones went bad and I just ordered them with no transmitter. Been a while back but was less than entire set . Hope this helps you
1707733
Yes but not with the RTF receiver. You have to get a dsm2 or dsmx compatible receiver such as Spectrum ar6100 or a ORX dsm2 receiver from Hobby King (@$15). The receiver that is supplied with the RTF kit is a Flysky receiver which is only compatible with the Flysky protocol such as Flysky, Turnigy, Eurgle ect. The Dx6i is only compatible with the Spectrum Dsm2 , Dsmx, or JR Dsm2 protocol.
2050778
Specific transmitters like this are only able to work with specific models. You should find out which model remote start and cross reference that to the transmitter compatibility.
1525477
IF you have a trainer or dsc port, possibly. More than likely not though. Most lower end transmitters supplied with helis do not support any connections.... even my Devo7 ($100) refuses to supply all channels even though it will connect. I'm using an older futaba 4ch with my sims. Hope that helps some!
181191
It is compatable with either transmitter. The transmitter mode is a personal pilot preference. Most people in the USA use a mode 2 transmitter. (The throttle and rudder control are on the left stick, elevator and aileron on the right stick) Most people in the rest of the world use Mode 1 (Elevator and rudder on the left stick, throttle and aileron on the right stick.) It is best to get the same as people in your area, so if you need help they will be used to your type of radio setup.
951658
Yeah it has its own transmitter and receiver. You can use it for any quadcopter.
280406
I have no idea. I went to the Stanley web site and typed in the model number from my old transmitter. Once I got the new model number I went to Amazon and ordered two.
845163
This transmitters receivers will work with ANY flash regardless of brand or make. Just keep in mind that this unit is for using your flash in manual mode ONLY. If you don't know how to use it this way, please don't purchase it. Strictly for photographers that are good at using flash in manual mode.
234302
Yes it does. I think the description calls it a transmitter. Verbiage I also had to learn.
1366729
Everything I have read indicates that this receiver is compatible with the Hobby King versions of the Flysky transmitters
659565
Any DSM2 transmitter will work if it has a bind feature. All DSM2 transmitters I've seen can bind to planes other than the plane it came with. So I assume yours can as well. Each transmitter has a different way of performing the bind. Your manual should say how. Be aware of the range of your transmitter. It may not be enough to handle the pole cat.
1360779
It sure will, the 'bnf' stands for 'bind 'n fly' so as long as you have a Spektrum tx, you set your transmitter to an unused channel, put it in bind mode, and bind the plane. Then adjust your throws and you're all set.
2228296
No. It's designed to bind to a Spektrum DSMx type radio with different protocols.
1499600
Yes. You simply have to follow the bind instructions for the controller (typically pressing the throttle while lowering up the controller). Also, Spektrum controllers work with these aircraft.
2169515
The old ones will work just fine. I believe MM only sells one type of transmitter (in both a large and a small version).
132629
Yes, you can bind the RTF version to other transmitters. I am now using a DX6i myself.