Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compatible?
Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compatible?
I have seen this type of question come up regularly and most recently on the "big" forum.
I posted this answer and I hope this may also be useful to other newbees:
If what you call "flysky" version is this one:
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or this one:
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or this one:
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and your "v2" Rx is this one:
Fixed Link
or this one:
Think this is the Link
or this one:
Think this is the right link
Then yes, they are compatible.
Maybe this post should go somwhere else, but I leave that to Rob.
I posted this answer and I hope this may also be useful to other newbees:
If what you call "flysky" version is this one:
Fixed Link
or this one:
Fixed Link
or this one:
Fixed Link
and your "v2" Rx is this one:
Fixed Link
or this one:
Think this is the Link
or this one:
Think this is the right link
Then yes, they are compatible.
Maybe this post should go somwhere else, but I leave that to Rob.
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
If you are looking something different in an rx...
these are compatible to any tx that works with the above v2 rx's
5 in 1 Main Control Unit
Helicopter 5 in 1 controller
5 in 1 Main Board
I've tested them all, and they work marvy.
this rx will work too.
Turnigy_9X_2
*I clicked on the links in the first post, and they aren't working*
these are compatible to any tx that works with the above v2 rx's
5 in 1 Main Control Unit
Helicopter 5 in 1 controller
5 in 1 Main Board
I've tested them all, and they work marvy.
this rx will work too.
Turnigy_9X_2
*I clicked on the links in the first post, and they aren't working*
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Just for General Info, to post a nice link, use the URL= BBCode
There is a button for url at the top of the edit screen, but you have to place the = yourself
Code: Select all
[url=www.google.com]This will link to Google[/url]
[url=Link goes here] what you want to display [/url]
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
@GrootWitbaas.
Thanks for fixing my links.
Now my new text is gone because I clicked on BBCode.
I give up!
Posting links and pics is way too complicated compared to RC Forums.
Even simply subscribing to a topic has a cackhanded logic.
Thanks for fixing my links.
Now my new text is gone because I clicked on BBCode.
I give up!
Posting links and pics is way too complicated compared to RC Forums.
Even simply subscribing to a topic has a cackhanded logic.
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Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compatible?
Not entirely sure what you just did to make the text disappear?
Give things time. It takes a while to get used to the way different systems work. Different doesn't mean wrong. Just means a learning curve
I am planning to integrate a wysiwyg editor in the next week or two. That will help you with your text editing.
Rob
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Give things time. It takes a while to get used to the way different systems work. Different doesn't mean wrong. Just means a learning curve
I am planning to integrate a wysiwyg editor in the next week or two. That will help you with your text editing.
Rob
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
yes and that one has ppm sum on the bat port 6ch only, but ppm is nice for multirotors
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Now your are talking Hebrew to me.GrootWitbaas wrote:yes and that one has ppm sum on the bat port 6ch only, but ppm is nice for multirotors
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
ok before I explain, do you fly multi-rotors (tri, quad, hexa) - if not then no need to worry, just know it's good to have,
and if this has sparked a bit of curiosity then Google mutliwii
and if this has sparked a bit of curiosity then Google mutliwii
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
woo, did not see the last post. i will take a look at the link. never flew a tri or quad.
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Brain broken, explodedcre8tiveleo wrote:Link broken?
eur v2 Rm vs eur V3 rx vs v2-R vs v eur V1 rx.....
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Geek geek geek. ggeeekkity geeekity...
Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Finally figure out where that 'cre8tiveleo' '8' is coming from. For geeks living in a binary world there is only 0 and 1. you can twist the 1 all day long. it is still the 1. But when you twist that 0 around it becomes 8.
Twisty! Twisty! Twisty!
Twisty! Twisty! Twisty!
Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Is there a way to tell by looking at the TX module (or receiver) if they are V1 or V2 ?
Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
For the receiver the part number has a B at the end and also the dipole antenna with the heat shrink tell you it's a V2 system. For the module on the radio you would have to look at the model number. I believe it is fs-tm002 for the flysky V2 modules.
Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
TX module FS-TM002 it is.
thanks for the reply
thanks for the reply
Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
Sorry, I'm latecre8tiveleo wrote:If you are looking something different in an rx...
these are compatible to any tx that works with the above v2 rx's
5 in 1 Main Control Unit
Helicopter 5 in 1 controller
5 in 1 Main Board
I've tested them all, and they work marvy.
Those micro-boards are for helis, so I guess quite unusable to use in planes.
Is there some way to disable the internal mixers to get 4 independent channels ? (2 servos and 2 brushed esc)
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Re: Which supplier versions of the 9Ch Tx and Rx are compati
On the HK site there are discussions of using these in planes. How do you hook up the motor/esc? I'd like to try one in a mini boat.
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FS-TH9X 2.4GHz 9CH from Nitroplanes
Smartieparts board & backlight
Stock Flysky RF and mainboard
er9x FW V 744
FS-TH9X 2.4GHz 9CH from Nitroplanes
Smartieparts board & backlight
Stock Flysky RF and mainboard
er9x FW V 744