I can't get my FS-T6 transmitter &amp; FS-R6B receiver to bind with my Quadcopter (Which uses the KK board) Anyone care to give an IN-DEPTH answer?:)
746624
One, this particular KK board is about 4 years old now and is TERRIBLE. There are far better options on the market that fly infinitely better for the same price. In fact, this KK board at $20 is a huge rip-off. Any modern MultiWii board or my personal favorite the Naze32 are amazing. ($25). Second, binding a Tx to an Rx has nothing to do with the flight controller. This might help... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9qoPsIyyg
2150124
When using realflight you should have a model stored in your dx6 that is labeled real flight that has all setting at the default value. When you intially setup realflight it will ask you to select the model of transmitter you are using.
790234
Provided with the controls, the software allows you to change sensitivity settings. Out of the box the yolk will have a bit of a null zone. I'm not sure if this is what you're referring to by stick and bind. Also, I maximized the control settings in FSX to realistic as possible, other than not having rudder pedals, yet (will purchase soon), the stick/bind is very minimal and I barely noticed it. Changing the null zone will help with this. Personally I left those settings alone, I didn't find it necessary to be changed.
1532252
This is a challenged RC plane, if it wasn't paired when you bought it, it might not ever sync... It should have been bound to the controller at the time of purchase .. I hope that helps... Invest in a little better RC product
1834786
My FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz came with one of these and the combination worked straight out of the box. I ordered another reciever for another copter and was easy to set up to the same transmitter by following the instructions.
970346
No not this board, you would need a multiwii or naza, or some other board you should get this or even try the kk 2.1 it's really easy to setup. And if this is your first quad, don't worry about GPS and return to home add ons. You must learn to fly first
1375093
Yes, my Champ controller has the same model number as the controller that comes with the 4-channel RTF Parkzone planes. I just tried to bind it to my F4U Corsair and it worked fine. My previous comment was based on a previous attempt where it would not bind. Today, it worked fine. Apologies for any confusion. Spitfire is a great choice!
631382
exactly the same way as the broken one. i have 6 or 7 different hubsan quads and only one remote. i can fly all of them at the same time if i want. just bind it like your last one.
380380
Unfortunately the transmitter isn't bindable. but you can buy more receivers for you're other toys. http://www.exceedrc.com/51c00-28463.html
1407149
RTK. I have some of these units. They work really well. I only use the transmitter portion, so I have a couple of receivers laying around. If you would them, just let me know.
206715
I have moved my controllers over to Naza M. I have not regretted the move because of the customer support is simply outstanding. So, I am sorry I cannot answer your question regarding the KK board. Try a Naza and you wont look back.
1876794
The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that you need to know:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ1Cx5sVFyU The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that... » Read More The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that you need to know:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ1Cx5sVFyU « Show Less
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It should work. I have a Flysky module in my FS-TH9X transmitter and it binds to v911's no problems.
206713
the usb programer is for change the program in the board ,the board is allready program for quadcopter. If you have a xcopter ,or a trecopter, you have to go to hobbyking.com and find a program for it .this is call flite the board
43786
I had trouble to get it to work and sent it back. I recommend the Gaui GV-100 FPV ($369) from rc-drones.com. Works perfectly. Check it out.
1180683
HERO-RC sold mine to me. Was not marked Viefly on the box, and the controller did not work. I was able to use the copter with another, existing controller. Returning, though, because I think it all should work properly when brand new.
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.