Bought a SPEKTRUM receiver today.

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  • Skyboom
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    • Nov 2018
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    #1

    Bought a SPEKTRUM receiver today.

    It's 6 channel sport receiver. I probably paid to much for it. Was $61.99 from Rebel Concepts. Has a bind button on it, Has a plugin. I think it's for a satellite. I wonder how far without the satellite it's safe for.
  • OV10
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    #2
    And the point is :Confused:...........or maybe lesson learned that you should have bought from MRC ;)LOL
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    • Skyboom
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      #3
      I don't want to wait. I have a new plane and want to fly it Sunday. lol.

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      • Skyboom
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        #4
        I went and checked MRC. They want more money. Was going to put it in the Osprey. It has a 8 channel with satellite which is way over kill. I'm never going to fly the thing 500 meters away. Gonna swap out Rx when my new plane shows up . The Durafly Vampire, It will get the satellite system. Maybe add bombdrop doors. lol

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        • xviper
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          • Jan 2014
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          #5
          Originally posted by Skyboom
          It's 6 channel sport receiver. I probably paid to much for it. Was $61.99 from Rebel Concepts. Has a bind button on it, Has a plugin. I think it's for a satellite. I wonder how far without the satellite it's safe for.
          If it has a slot for a satellite and you don't use one, it is imperative to do a "range test" as per the instructions in your TX manual. (Even with a sat, you should always do a range test.) If it fails the range test, DO NOT fly the plane until you get a satellite RX for it.

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          • Skyboom
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            #6
            Ok. I 'll test it this weekend. I'm going to upload some cool videos this weekend.

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            • Skyboom
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              #7
              My bad. Has a built in antenna. And air vemt. Looked like satellite plug in. Has telemetry built in fpr 800 feet.on a fly by. What ever that means.

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