have a 200 srX RTF, will the radio for that bind with the 120 SR? I think the radio I have is a LPH6DSM with spektrum DSM or something close to this?
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Yes, you can bind the 120 SR to any Spektrum transmitter as long as it has at least four channels.
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YES. I use mine with both of my Icom radios (with adapter) and it works great. Very comfortable for long QSOs or contests and I get a lot excellent audio reports. I use a homemade handheld button PTT, but any switch foot or hand will work.
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Hi, I don't know much about the radio you want to hook this model up with, but if it will accept 2.4 ghz transmitters I don't see why it wouldn't work. Mine is connected to a JR 9303 2.4. Good luck with it. It fly's OK. A little faster would be nice. A easy forgiving model. I usually fly nitro or gas and bought this to connect with a friend of mine who only flies electric. Have a great day. Steve
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Currently no, not through this purchase. If you purchase directly from Spektrum (HorizonHobby), they occasionally have a free receiver promotion going on. Sign up for their newsletters so you'll know when it's happening. I bought my last DX9 transmitter that way, and it include an AR8000 with satellite, about a $120 value. That was a black Friday thing.
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if i have a spektrum dx4 will this reciever work fine? i mean will i be able to use switches and everything? my rx is 4 chanel so is this reciever but i believe you need 5 channels to do switch , im confused HELP
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I currently use my RG8X for my HF 160m - 10 m rig. I prefer to use RG-213 for VHF work. However, the difference in performance between a 40' run of RG-8x and RG-213 would be insignificant on VHF FM and relatively minor on UHF FM. As long as you keep it under 100 ft of coax I wouldn't worry about it.
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Hi Michael, I installed this in my Rx8 my self: what wire for hear ate you talking about? The kit comes with all conndctions and wire harness to get radio installed and fuctioningCould you explain further? Ty Julio G.
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I am using spektrum dx6i and it works great. But you realize this is just the kit, it's not rtf or reciever ready. With dx6i I even added the bomb drop which my son loves. Cheers
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Hi fellas! Quick question, is this a radio that a newbie would be able to learn to use, perhaps with a modest amount of instruction?If it is, Ed, would you like to sell yours? Thanks!
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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.
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I recommend a dx6i if it fits your budget. But any dsm radio will work. Even the stock basic 2.4 ghz transmitters from a hobby zone champ for example will work
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The Best software I found for this radio is from RT Systems he makes the best for all radios you will not be sorry hope this helps you Bob K2RLD
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I have a DX6i and it works great. The instructions come with setup information for most Spektrum transmitters. You can also just get the RTF version that comes with a transmitter (controller). The Spektrum computerized transmitters are nice if you intend to make this a hobby as you can store profiles for multiple helios/airplanes and just pick the one you are flying for the session, allowing you to save some money by getting the BNF versions.
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Sorry but No. I Suggest Like I, Buying a 6-7-8 or Better Channel Spektrum Controller. The Better Ones will Remember Your Models Settings. As You Advance in RC, you'll Possibly Not Encouter This Issue Again. One of Mine Remembers 30 Model Types. I Can't Fathom 30 Different Models, But........?
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If your radio is a Spektrum radio (like a Dx6i with DSM2 or DSMX technology), then yes it should bind.
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so far I have only tired it on the HT-1000, since it is the only radio we carry/issue. Best bet is to google it.
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You should check your owners manual. It does state in the manual that you need the SXV100 unit for your make and model of head unit if you want to get satellite radio. Amazon does carry them. Look in the "radio tuner" section of your owners manual.