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Tony
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Yea, those are usually used to learn the basics on then you will move up to something that is either a kit, or bind and fly like the blade helicopters. With those you can get a Spektrum Tx that will hold multiple models and save each of their settings. Using one generic Tx with multiple models, each one of them are going to have a different trim and you will have to work that out every time you connect to one. It's really more of a hassle than it is worth. I would just fly it with the stock Tx (if you have it) and when you are ready, hit us up and we can make suggestions on an upgraded helicopter to progress your learning.
Stambo
Well-Known Member
You can get a multi protocol module to plug in to many transmitters that accept the JR style mounting.
IE Taranis, th9x, 9xr and many others.
I keep forgetting to order one from Banggood when I put an order in.
It is supposed to do most of the "toy" quads and helicopters.
Multiprotocol TX Module For Frsky X9D X9D Plus X12S Flysky TH9X 9XR PRO Transmitter
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IE Taranis, th9x, 9xr and many others.
I keep forgetting to order one from Banggood when I put an order in.
It is supposed to do most of the "toy" quads and helicopters.
Multiprotocol TX Module For Frsky X9D X9D Plus X12S Flysky TH9X 9XR PRO Transmitter
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DMartin_nj
New Member
Wait.... I have not seen this one yet.... 5 years ago I purchased the TH9X to give it a try. after downing a heli 50 foot out, I did not trust it any longer.... I had to stop my hobby for a while to save money... Now getting back into it, I purchased a bunch of DYI for it, the last one was a "Frsky" module from the "Flysky"... For longer rang that is... I have not put the module in yet because I recently purchased a Spektrum DX8G2. Im not sure if I should continue with that TH9X or scrap it... And... this Miliprotocal module, is it something that is better than the "FrSky" module?
Im probably wasting mine and your time with this silly question and should just trash the TH9X... Before I do that, what are your thoughts?
Jimbo
Member
Banggood sells a module that will go in the Devo 10 TX and using Deviation, you can fly almost any protocol. I have that setup, but Deviation is hard to set up for me, so I copy other folks ini flies and mod them to fit my needs.
Jim
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Stambo
Well-Known Member
I still have my 9x radio that my son uses to fly a quad, I now use a Taranis.
The Frsky module is in my opinion, one of the best upgrades you can do for the 9x radio.
It gives better range, a more solid connection, and a much wider range of receiver availability, including many very tiny, and cheap, aftermarket ones.
A modded 9x with opentx firmware is still a very powerful and capable transmitter although mine still runs on standard firmware.
The multiprotocol module allows you to fly many of the "toy" grade quads and helicopters with a full sized transmitter.
They are for 2 different uses.
The Frsky module is in my opinion, one of the best upgrades you can do for the 9x radio.
It gives better range, a more solid connection, and a much wider range of receiver availability, including many very tiny, and cheap, aftermarket ones.
A modded 9x with opentx firmware is still a very powerful and capable transmitter although mine still runs on standard firmware.
The multiprotocol module allows you to fly many of the "toy" grade quads and helicopters with a full sized transmitter.
They are for 2 different uses.
DMartin_nj
New Member
AWESOME!!! I will get it installed soon and test it out. It's just annoying that the radio was crap as STOCK... I read much hype on it n thought okay I'll give it a try. You get what you pay for.... But that is the reason for purchasing a DX8G2. I did not trust the TH9x any more... I lost a heli after it was out 50 foot or better. I still used it but when I got back into this 5 years later, I did not let it get out too far at all...
Stambo thank you for you input. It brings my confidence back up about the TH9X transmitter.