transmitters
10-12-2023, 04:48 AM
#2
Define "best."
I work for Spektrum (I write the code for the DX and NX transmitters). I'd say the best are the ones I work on, because I know and understand them best. We lead the pack with innovation and support, both online and for repairs.
Andy
I work for Spektrum (I write the code for the DX and NX transmitters). I'd say the best are the ones I work on, because I know and understand them best. We lead the pack with innovation and support, both online and for repairs.
Andy
10-13-2023, 05:23 AM
#4
You need to define what you mean by "best".
Least expensive?
Longest lasting?
Most dependable to provide control while in use?
Flexibility to configure controls/outputs as you desire?
Least amount of setup time/complexity to use?
Specific uses - multirotors vs airplanes vs tanks vs boats.
How does it fit with requirements for additional items - (receiver cost, receiver range, receiver dependability, etc.)
All of the major brands (Spektrum, Futaba, Frsky, Jeti, etc.) have a range of very capable/dependable choices that may fit in your personal definition of best, albeit with some deficiencies in some of the criteria (Is a $2000 Spektrum better for your use than a $250 one? Is a Frsky $450 better (or worse) than those? Etc.) It all depends on your priorities and needs/desires....
Least expensive?
Longest lasting?
Most dependable to provide control while in use?
Flexibility to configure controls/outputs as you desire?
Least amount of setup time/complexity to use?
Specific uses - multirotors vs airplanes vs tanks vs boats.
How does it fit with requirements for additional items - (receiver cost, receiver range, receiver dependability, etc.)
All of the major brands (Spektrum, Futaba, Frsky, Jeti, etc.) have a range of very capable/dependable choices that may fit in your personal definition of best, albeit with some deficiencies in some of the criteria (Is a $2000 Spektrum better for your use than a $250 one? Is a Frsky $450 better (or worse) than those? Etc.) It all depends on your priorities and needs/desires....
10-28-2023, 10:04 PM
#8
I have a Spektrum SRS6000 receiver that quit working. I thought maybe it came unbound or something then when i went to re-bind on my DX4C I noticed that there are no lights on it and the esc acts like there isn't anything hooked to it. Would you have any suggestions?
11-04-2023, 08:25 AM
#10
You need to define what you mean by "best".
Least expensive?
Longest lasting?
Most dependable to provide control while in use?
Flexibility to configure controls/outputs as you desire?
Least amount of setup time/complexity to use?
Specific uses - multirotors vs airplanes vs tanks vs boats.
How does it fit with requirements for additional items - (receiver cost, receiver range, receiver dependability, etc.)
All of the major brands (Spektrum, Futaba, Frsky, Jeti, etc.) have a range of very capable/dependable choices that may fit in your personal definition of best, albeit with some deficiencies in some of the criteria (Is a $2000 Spektrum better for your use than a $250 one? Is a Frsky $450 better (or worse) than those? Etc.) It all depends on your priorities and needs/desires....
Least expensive?
Longest lasting?
Most dependable to provide control while in use?
Flexibility to configure controls/outputs as you desire?
Least amount of setup time/complexity to use?
Specific uses - multirotors vs airplanes vs tanks vs boats.
How does it fit with requirements for additional items - (receiver cost, receiver range, receiver dependability, etc.)
All of the major brands (Spektrum, Futaba, Frsky, Jeti, etc.) have a range of very capable/dependable choices that may fit in your personal definition of best, albeit with some deficiencies in some of the criteria (Is a $2000 Spektrum better for your use than a $250 one? Is a Frsky $450 better (or worse) than those? Etc.) It all depends on your priorities and needs/desires....
BTW, Andy is being honest. "The one I design is the best
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