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Old 07-23-2008 | 02:08 AM
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Quick question, can i fly an e-ccpm heli with my CCPM 6 ch tx and reciever, or do i need to upgrade to a tx with e-ccpm? thanks, chris
Old 07-23-2008 | 02:22 AM
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If it's a CCPM radio it should work, what radio are you talking about?
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g-day
it should work all the e stands for is electric

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e stands for electronic. It means its mixed electronically in the radio and the radio must have ccpm software.
Old 07-23-2008 | 10:41 AM
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The big question is what radio?
Is it programable?
I ask because I ran into a situation with a cheap CCPM radio that came with one of my helis. I upgraded the servos but the servo direction on the new servos was reversed and the radio would only allow reversing the servos on 4 channels with no way to reverse the collective. I ended up going back to the old cheap servos.
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Quick question, can i fly an e-ccpm heli with my CCPM 6 ch tx and reciever, or do i need to upgrade to a tx with e-ccpm? thanks, chris
wow, there's so much information here from which to make an informed comment....

if you give us the name of the heli and the radio then we can provide more than guesses. as stated, most RTF radios are not programmable.
Old 07-23-2008 | 11:41 PM
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Wow, thanks guys. it is the 6 channel radio pictured here http://www.*********.com.au/store/pr...051b158454cd29 that came with my falcon 400. ( im in australia, i think it may be a different tx to the us?) It has the following modes, a; aeroplane v; v-wing h; hellicopter c; ccpm c1; ccpm 1 (mixes a channel in a different way)
I would like to use it on a raptor 550? thanks in advance guys

wow, there's so much information here from which to make an informed comment....

if you give us the name of the heli and the radio then we can provide more than guesses. as stated, most RTF radios are not programmable.
sorry for the lack of info but thanks for the attitude, sure encourages beginners like me to use the forum for questions like this
Old 07-24-2008 | 01:00 PM
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Don't worry about that, just ask away.
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ORIGINAL: lewisdf4

Wow, thanks guys. it is the 6 channel radio pictured here http://www.*********.com.au/store/pr...051b158454cd29 that came with my falcon 400. ( im in australia, i think it may be a different tx to the us?) It has the following modes, a; aeroplane v; v-wing h; hellicopter c; ccpm c1; ccpm 1 (mixes a channel in a different way)
I would like to use it on a raptor 550? thanks in advance guys

wow, there's so much information here from which to make an informed comment....

if you give us the name of the heli and the radio then we can provide more than guesses. as stated, most RTF radios are not programmable.
sorry for the lack of info but thanks for the attitude, sure encourages beginners like me to use the forum for questions like this
sorry about that but do you know how many ppl come on here asking questions like you did? i just think that when you're out asking about something you should provide as much information as possible so that the ppl who you want to help you can do it the fastest and most efficient way possible.

As to whether you can use that radio with the 550, maybe you can and maybe you can't, don't have that radio myself. One thing I will say is that you probably don't want to use it even if you can. It's not programmable and you're stuck with whatever settings it has stock. You can't set the throttle or pitch curves, no mixing, can't control gyro gain... etc. If you're spending that much money on a nice heli like the 550 I'd suggest you get a good radio.
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If you're spending that much money on a nice heli like the 550 I'd suggest you get a good radio.
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Old 07-27-2008 | 07:25 PM
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thanks guys, sorry DRUSS not much sleep for the past few days, thank you for your opinions. I think i will just bite the bullet and buy a new radio at the same time...

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