Sharpeye22

I would like to know if it is possible to put an AR6335 (or some other Spektrum receiver) with a battery and switch to drive the servos in the upper wing of a biplane and bind it to my DX18 along with an AR9350 (Or some other Spektrum receiver) in the fuselage to drive the rest of the servos. And program them both.

Zeeb

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Yes you can do that but be aware that you will not gain any additional channels or programming capability e.g. it's still going to take four servos to setup the ailerons. It is not possible to program the rx's separately.

AndyKunz

The two receivers need to be in the same class. The AR6335 and AR9350 are in different classes. You need an 8+ channel rx to go with the AR9350, or a 7- to go with the AR6335.

Andy

Sharpeye22

So Andy, I think I got it. I could put an AR636 in the upper wing, and an AR7350 in the fuselage. Then plug the respective right ailerons into say the Aileron channel of each receiver and the left alerons into say the Alt 1 channel of each receiver. Then make sure both receivers are oriented the same. (Like plugs facing aft and label facing up.). And they will bind and program just fine. Including the AS3X programming. I was thinking of programming the AR7350 AS3X system then plugging into the AR636 and save the program to it.

Sound right to you?

AndyKunz

The AR7350 is a cross-over product. It's actually in the same class as the 9350 (same code). You won't be able to mix those two either, unfortunately.

I don't know if you'll be able to put both settings into two different types of receiver. It's worth a shot I guess.

Andy