Can this bird be flown with a Spectrum Dx6i
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.
1707734
Yes it can, IF you change the receiver to a Spektrum compatible unit. Hobby King sells a nice compatible 6 channel 2.4 ghz unit like the OrangeRx R615X available in the US warehouse for $11.30
629232
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
25456
Yes you can, but you will need to purchase and plug a AnyLink module to the back of your DX6i.
1747294
What radio are you using? The DX5 that comes with the plane has 3 modes. The DX6I that I use only has two but the receiver is programmable. It can be set to beg/int, beg/adv, int/adv, etc. Just look at the receiver dip switches. The label tells you which ones to set for each pair. Hope this helps.
488816
No it does not. I use a Spectrum DX6I radio but all you need is a 4 channel radio DSM or DSMX 2.4 Ghz transmitter.
678323
Yes, it will work. If you go to Horizon Hobby web page you will see that the micro Pole Cat works ok with DX4e the same Tx the Super Cub RTF have. Pole Cat needs a 4 channels DSM2 compatible Tx and DX4e is 4 channels DSM2/DSMX full range.I`m using a DX8 with it so DX4e will do it fine. Good flight.
2201900
Yes. The heli receiver is Spektrum compatible and your Dx6i is a great tx for this heli.
1732754
I have the DX6i for 2 planes and 2 helis, works great. I think it can store 10 models.
132628
Yes you can bind Nano cpx with a DX6i, which will give you control of pitch and throttle curves, among other things like dual rate switcing and atvs and allow for a better flying heli.
1910509
Yes, the champ transmitter will work but I recomend springing for the DX6i or even better the DX6! As far as a step up, it is quite a bit more demanding to fly than Champ, but it was my second micro and I love it.
215155
Yes, you can. I haven't installed the camera yet, and it flies beautifully.
156996
I bought a flight sim that came with a spektrum dx5 so I just used it. I would think the other answers given you would suggest that it would work fine.
1367144
Yes, that is what I use and it works very well. Instructions for programming your 6i for the 350QX are included in the manual that comes with the copter.
1732753
If you want to get into more complex sailplanes consider at least a Dx7i or better, the DX6i runs out of mixing options with the complex gliders pretty quickly
2108637
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.
1165516
No idea bro...if it has the same connector on the battery as the DJI phantom it will work..(XT60 connector, that's the little white connector on the battery). I do know that it helps a lot during day and nite. It is very bright and helps with tracking forward direction when flying. If you get too far away just stop, rotate the bird and you will see the light and immediately know your forward direction to get it heading back towards you.
362493
Probably not. IF you can transport your bird (I don't know all the regulations related to which animals can be flown/imported where), your airline will have instructions on what kind of carrier is acceptable, If it doesn't meet their standards, your bird won't be sent (IF you can even send a parrot to SA). Period. They're very inflexible about it. You need to call the airline(s). This page may help too: http://www.tailfeathersnetwork.com/birdinformation/movinginternationally.php