Little tech help needed

[BobbyD]

Scored a deal on 4 planes the other day, F4U has spec reciver in it, bind easily, park park flier has 2.4 reciver but wont bind.
any idea why ?
ps. Have 2 mo old spec DX 6 trans

[Evan D]

What kind of park park flier?

[BobbyD]

It doesnt matter which pf it is as its a dif reciever

[Skyboom]

Could be different protocol rx. Or it's just no good no more.

[xviper]

He needs to tell us what brand the other receivers are. Likely not Spektrum or Spektrum compatible.

[BobbyD]

Oh right sorry,
its a flysky. FS- R6B
AFHDS. ??

[OV10]

Flysky is not Spektrum compatible

[BobbyD]

I guess that would do it, what would be compatible with it ??

[Prowler901]

The Admiral Receivers that Motion sells will work.

[BobbyD]

Where can i find these, cost ???

[Prowler901]

On MotionRC.com. They are typically under $30. And, they use the same DSMX protocol as Spectrum.

[BobbyD]

Thanx !!

[BobbyD]

Are they any good ??

[Prowler901]

I like the ones I've used. They've been very reliable and have good reviews.

[BobbyD]

Ok thanx

[TiredIronGRB]

I’ve got dozens of them and love them

[BobbyD]

Lol, looks like i need some

[Evan D]

Anything DSM2 or DSMX, I like Orange (Hobby King) or Redcon (BangGood). Lemon are okay (lots of sources but I'd go to RCJuice.com).

[BobbyD]

Thanx

[mshagg]

Admiral rx line are customised lemon receivers. If you're state side then admirals are a no-brainer, if you're anywhere else in the world the lemons might be easier/cheaper to track down.