I can't get my FS-T6 transmitter & FS-R6B receiver to bind with my Quadcopter (Which uses the KK board) Anyone care to give an IN-DEPTH answer?:)
746622
I messed with it for a long itme and gave up. Switched to a Naza Lite flight controller - things work well now.
746623
It's a six channel receiver and on this board you only need 4 channels. Just connect all three wire red black and whit to throttle and you only need the signal wires for the rest. Should work just fine.
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
746625
are you getting power to the reciever or kk board? You need at least one bec (battery eliminator circut) to power the board which should in turn power your reciever.
835209
In case you have not been paying attention, the FCC is in the process of making all FPV models illegal. It looks like they want to have all the marbles, and we can't have any! But to answer your question, just using very good antenna's can get you miles of range (line of sight), and a good electronics technician could boost the output of the transmitter easily. I'll bet if you google it you can get much info!!!
1715879
Yes, it comes with a cheap controller that is very had to configure. I would buy a KK2.1.5 Multi-rotor LCD Flight Control Board for a replacement. Easier to program, and with out a computer attached in the field.
412365
Here, http://youtu.be/9ilja0BjlBE , is a pretty good video overview. Basically you go to http://lazyzero.de/en/modellbau/kkmulticopterflashtool , download the kkmulticopterflashtoo, install it, run it, and follow the prompts. As for the cable, you hook it up to the USB port on your computer and a set of pins on the KK2 board. I flashed my KK2 with the 1.6A firmware and it was a dramatic improvement over the 1.2 that came with the board. The self leveling is dramatically better.
644026
Just bind one at a time. We fly our V911s two at a time. Same radio technology, 2.4GHz stays with the transmitter it is bound to. Larger hobby copters use DSMx tech which takes the safety a few steps further. This ain't your grandpa's AM radio with frequencies to worry about.
867277
I agree w/ another comment about Throttle Curve; make sure you have the radio's parameters dialed in with the 300X. Also sometimes after I experience radio/ electronic anomalies I re- bind my DX6i w/ the heli just to make sure that link is secure ~ you also can look on YouTube & possibly see a vid with an experience similar/ ballparky/ or even identical to yours
1881596
When I first tried to bind mine, I couldn't get it to work either. However, I found out that BEFORE I TURNED THE TRANSMITTER SWITCH ON, I HAD TO FIRST TURN THE SWITCH ON THE HELICOPTER TO ON, THEN TURN THE TRANSMITTER ON. After I did that, it worked perfectly Don.
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
149636
It will bind with most recivers FlySky etc but not sure if you can bind to small RTF helis if I had to guess I would say no .
260882
I tried to use it on a kk2.0 flight control board. I believe it has a Atmega 324 it would not work. I don't know if it will work for you. If it is in the product list it should work. The Atmega 324 was in the list but I could not get it two work. hope this will help.
754
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
372222
i have had troubles also binding with the heli. dont be in direct line with it. move away and face away from the heli,then move throttle up and down. that work everytime for me.
1216369
The typical set up is for a spectrum trans but you can replace the receiver as long as its at least a three channel. I added a fourth servo for rudder. The aircraft flies great ,fast and and fun.Not for a beginner.
1122647
Use a DX6i or DX5e. they are both good controllers tht are compatible with this airplane
1609172
If you go here - http://www.dji.com/product/naza-m-v2/spec - you will get more specific information about what kinds of RC Transmitter (Tx) & Receivers (Rx) will work with the Naza M V2 Flight Controller system. There is a download available via DJI called the Naza Assistant that you can update as they are available. You can do what I did (often) and go search on youtube.com for some more detailed information (how to build, use, calibrate, etc) the Naza M V2. The more research you do, the more comfortable you will become in building and knowing your own system, and, more importantly, trusting your set up.
130488
It works on most popular FSims. Having said that! not so on RC FSims i.e. RealFlight or Easyfly...
819820
Your mini rc helicopter is not compatible with your transmitter. Follow the steps in the instructions, if that doesn't work look at the YouTube videos on transmitter connection