I have an FS-T6 transmitter, Will it work on this plane? Also what battery should i buy?
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The plane already comes with one battery. If u want another ine just reference the same battery it comes with. As for the transmitter, it is a good one and it should be a good match.
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A 25C battery will work, but you will not get long flying time. To get get more flying time you may want to upgrade to a 30C or 35C.
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A transmitter is the remote. You can get one on amazon. The best one for the money for this plane is probably the Spektrum DX5e.
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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.
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Update..I looked up your battery for the cheerson..looks the same as the DJI (XT60 connector) should work no prob. Buy 2 as they are very fragile that way you have a backup and wont have to wait 4 weeks for your replacement when it goes down. I put shrink wrap on mine to help secure the connector to the white plug.
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I contacted Polar directly to find out if it would work with my old F11 that is also the T31 transmitter and they said yes.
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I use it on a Turnigy 9X which is compatible with Hobby King T6A V2 receivers so I believe the Flysky receiver should work with the Hobby King T6a transmitter.
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You are going to need a transmitter receiver combo, the other big one is a lipo battery 3cell. With that battery you will need a charger and battery tester. I would recommend a small tester that can be mounted while you are flying. The reason is that if you run a lipo too low on charge then the battery will not hold a charge anymore or worse it will burst into flames. I hope this helps.
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There are two kinds of batteries for the radios. There's a battery in the plane and batteries in the remote control on the ground. The Spyhawk airplane takes a two cell lithium battery like the one that came with it. Hubsan's batteries are light and an excellent fit for the plane but are not very durable and have a short flight time. Once or twice I've had a complete loss of control/blue screen and suspect battery faults. None of my Hubsan batteries have lasted more than a year. I use them when I want excellent performance and a high climb. I've used Eflight batteries that are roughly twice the capacity. Those give me about 20 minutes of flight time and are dependable but are a little heavy and make the glider a little front heavy and harder to fly. The batteries in the remote control are regular AAs. I've used NMHi rechargeable cells because the RC eats AAs quickly. This taught me that the RC will work on 10V and down to about 9.5V. Hubsan makes a rechargeable battery for the RC handset but I don't know what it is.
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I have Real flight Basic which is an excellent R/C flight simulator. I do not know whether or not it will work with the 6CHUSB Flight Simulator FMS RC.
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Rob J,The FlySky Transmitter will work as long as you use the FlySky receiver the servo will plug into the receiver. I hope this helps. Ben
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You need a 6 channel transmitter at a minimum (spektrum dx6i). Although I would suggest buying a dx7s or dx8 to keep you good for the future. You also need a minimum 6 channel receiver which you can get bundled with your radio or purchase separately (spektrum ar6210). You also need batteries and a charger. You also need a 2650-3000 mah 6s lipo, and a charger. I would suggest searching for helifreak, runryder, or rcgroups at google. Search through those forums and most of you questions will be answered. If I were you I would skip this kit and buy the 500ESP or a 500DFC kit. Yes a bit more money but they fly so much better, although mine flew great stock. The big thing is that the newer Flybarless kits have less parts to break in a crash. Peruse through those forums I suggested and get educated. Good luck! This is a great, expensive, addicting hobby. Shorthand on what you need with my recommendations Transmitter: Spektrum DX8 Receiver: Spektrum AR6210 Charger: Icharger 306b (google ep buddy) Battery: 2650Mah 6s Lipo (google valuehobby or epbuddy) I almost forgot to add that you will need a power supply for yourcharger, unless you want to charge off your car battery. Check out rcgroups forums and under the battery/charger forum they have instructions on how to convert a server power supply for our use. I don't know if you can send me a message on here or not, but if you figure it out, feel free to contact me with any questions you have!
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Hello, I use a spektrum transmitter. DX5e or DX7e. Both works well with this plane. No issue at all. Easy to bind.
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This needs a transmitter and that is why it is cheaper. This is sold foe those who boght one and lost the aircraft in the clouds like me :)
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the transmitter is a cheap proprietary plastic body design. It's not the kind of transmitter that you could use with anything else but it does work pretty well with this. If you have another transmitter like a dx6i or other spektrum radio you can use them as well. So even know it is fairly cheap it does work well with this.flight times are about 10 minutes but batteries are cheap so get a couple or a few and a decent charger and you can fly as long as you want.
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Simple.You need a two channel transmitter. Futaba is a popular brand. You will need a battery . 7.2 volt any where around 3500mah will give a good run time. Duratrax makes a good quality battery. Then last by not least. A charger.The simpler the better especially new to the hobby. You can find all of these items easily on Amazon or ebay. Towerhobbies.com s a gorgeous resource as well. If you need help just let me know. I am glad to help out now R/C people. It's a fun hobby.-Matt
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Simple. You need a two channel transmitter. Futaba is a popular brand. You will need a battery . 7.2 volt any where around 3500mah will give a good run time. Duratrax makes a good quality battery. Then last by not least. A charger.The simpler the better especially new to the hobby. You can find all of these items easily on Amazon or ebay. Towerhobbies.com s a gorgeous resource as well. If you need help just let me know. I am glad to help out now R/C people. It's a fun hobby.-Matt