Receiver for DX6i
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From: Fergus Falls,
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I am looking to hook up the following two planes to my Spektrum DX6i radio: Avistar and Hangar 9 J-3 Piper Cub PNP. Any suggestions on the best recievers for the DX6i?
Thanks,
Brian
Thanks,
Brian
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Spektrum’s AR500 is a full range receiver ideal for sport aircraft pilots who are looking for simple
Features
Dual aileron ports
5 Channel
Only 7 grams
I use these in all my smaller models.
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Features
Dual aileron ports
5 Channel
Only 7 grams
I use these in all my smaller models.
Cheers
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The AR500 is fine but should note that the dual aileron ports are not separate channels so you cannot set up flaperons/spoilerons. Basically it has a build in Y-harness.
I have used AR6100's on my gliders that have almost been specked out with no drops in signal but am hesitant to use them on my larger/expensive planes.
I have used AR6100's on my gliders that have almost been specked out with no drops in signal but am hesitant to use them on my larger/expensive planes.
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From: Fergus Falls,
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Thanks for the information. One question though: Is it necessary for me to buy the AR6200 since I am only using 4 channels. I don't want to spend a whole lot of money, but I don't want to sacrifice quality either.
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Thanks for the information. One question though: Is it necessary for me to buy the AR6200 since I am only using 4 channels. I don't want to spend a whole lot of money, but I don't want to sacrifice quality either.
Thanks for the information. One question though: Is it necessary for me to buy the AR6200 since I am only using 4 channels. I don't want to spend a whole lot of money, but I don't want to sacrifice quality either.
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You aren't buying the 6200 for the channel capacity, you buy it for the extended range and reception it gets you.
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The AR 500 is a full range receiver and never had any problems with it, he is looking for a receiver to go in a cub not a pattern aircraft.
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You aren't buying the 6200 for the channel capacity, you buy it for the extended range and reception it gets you.
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You aren't buying the 6200 for the channel capacity, you buy it for the extended range and reception it gets you. I use the 6200 in all planes above Foamy Park flyer sized and have never had an issue. I have seen some that decided to use a 6100 in a Balsa model lose it. I think the extra $20 is worth it for the safety factor. <u>The AR 500 is another good choice for Balsas</u> that are not Aerobats but it won't save you much if any money vs. the 6200.
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