vasek

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Just wondering if the HK Dsm2 satellite Rx is compatible with regular Spektrum Dsm Rx?

Has anyone tried?

JoeAirPort

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Yep. I use it on my Spektrum DSM2 module on my 9C. Works great.

vasek

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That's good to know! Thanks Joe.

BTW did you do any testing like shielding the main Rx to see if the transmit the signal 4 sure?

JoeAirPort

My Feedback: (41)

No testing. I just put it in a 32" Foamy and flew it indoors. Not a single glitch in 10 flights. My friend had same results. Are we talking about the OrangeRX Spektrum compatible 4-channel? That's what I'm using.

Zor

vasek,

I am trying to understand your question.

Zor

vasek

My Feedback: (4)

No. I was talking about the satellite Rx that is made for the 6ch Orange Tx. I was wondering if the they would work on the "real" Spektrum Rx.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=13418

It says it's DSM2 compatible. They are made for the Orange 6ch that is also DSM2

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=11965

BuschBarber

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Zor - Vasek is asking if Joe tried to simulate the signal to the RX being Blocked or Shielded by perhaps a component of the aircraft (large metal engine, etc.).

carrellh

If you get it and it's not compatible, just order the 6 channel orange rx for 8 bucks (when they get more) and you're only in for $23 plus shipping.
Horizon gets $35 plus shipping for a spektrum brand remote rx.

JoeAirPort

My Feedback: (41)

Ooooh ok. sorry.

If you look at the customer comments in the reviews tab, it looks like two different guys answered your questions (coments 7 and 8):
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...dProduct=13418

Apparently it does work with Spektrum receivers. Crazy. I would have never guessed that. Still not sure I'd risk mixing on bigger and more expensive planes. Foamies no problem.