Does it work with a cessna 172s?
1139445
I usually us it while flying a Falcon 900 but have use this headset while flying a PA-28-180 and it worked Fine. This headset is designed to use on jets with quiter cockpits and isn't designed to provide hearing protection of the heavier models.
256710
I fly a Cessna 172 and the Pro Cessna Pedals replicate the actual pedals in the plane. As far as functionality I doubt if there is any difference but I can't say for sure. The Pro Flight Pedals look to have more adjustments.
1725003
Not sure what the issue would be...YOU have to Charge the battery, install the battery....and have batteries in the transmitterTurn Transmitter ( radio ) on and then make sure the throttle is down ( NOT ON )...connect the battery ( after it is charged )and it should work easily.IF you do not know HOW a RC Plane works, chances are your flights will not be successful.
1744763
I've got the DX6i, it works fine with this plane. The receiver on the plane is DSM2/DSMX.
63877
I'm not sure, but it works really well with my DX5e on my Dell laptop with the clear view flight sim.
289548
Yes this will work just as long as the esc in your plane can supply it with the right amount power
855044
I can't answer definitively, but from what I've seen this will work with any radio that it has the correct cable for, as long as that radio is made to be able to fly a buddy box off of that same port.
68542
Yes - I used mine on a Delta and SAS trans Atlantic flight and it work just fine. Comfortable and easy to use.
1911321
I would think so. As long as the transmitter "mode" is the same meaning rudder, throttle, ailerons are on the same transmitter stick as your micro heli. I learned on a MJX F45 and then went to this 500E. The 500E is a great heli and would recommend it to anyone.
1615538
Most Cessna 172's I've seen have the smaller Par 36 taxi and landing light bulbs in the wing. Also note, this is not one of Whelen's FAA TSO/PMA approved bulbs for aircraft use, if you are concerned about that.
2024428
I can only share my experience with this device. I used it as a back-up to a Garmin 696 that was our primary navaid in flying from Orlando to Anchorage and back via the AlCan Highway (see floridaaviators.blogspot.com). This GPS antenna was employed with an iPad 2 running Foreflight software that was also geosynched to show real time aircraft position, airspeed, altitude and course. It worked flawlessly. When new the Garmin 696 cost as much as $2000, and the software easily cost that much a year. The iPad was about $400, the Dual 150 was $99 delivered, and the Foreflight software (including Geosynch) was $150 a year. At no time did the Foreflight differ more than a few feet of altitude, a knot of airspeed or a degree of true course; position was essentially identical to the Garmin (which uses Jeppesen software, which is also quite expensive). The dual antenna will work in a jet if you have a window seat. The further you sit from a window, the poorer the possibility of reception. It has a rubber suction cup that was designed to be used to attach the antenna to a windscreen. Ours was set atop the glareshield of the Cessna 172 we flew; it wasn't necessary to stick it to the windshield. It should work with the iphone6, but of course that already includes its own GPS antenna. I will tell you that a good friend uses his every time he flies in the cockpit of an A-320 just as a precaution...and it works flawlessly. Hope this is of some value to you. Best of luck!
2162131
Yes it does. The flight attendants on all of my flights recognized the device and had no issues with us using them.
1797441
I believe it is a type 2 and won't work with an eralier version of the DJI. I ordered it and it wouldn't work. I went to a DJL store and they sold me the correct one. I never got my money back from returning the item.
1781376
Depends on the size of drone. These components are very lightweight, and should work with most drone sizes.
1754993
Yes it does! The plane as all electronics built in but, you will need a transmitter.
965020
As long as it has a radio, yes. Should work in all aircraft that have communication systems.
831199
I actually wouldn't know. It worked with my heli-x flight sim. I did purchase a dynam 6 channel after using this for acouple days. It is small in the hands and the sticks are way to stiff for my liking. You can't adjust the spring tensions.