FlySky FS-i6X
The FlySky FS-i6X 6-channel transmitter is optimized for quadcopters and RC planes. Features 4096 stick resolution, 2.408-2.475Ghz RF range, and Afhds 2A protocol.
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FlySky FS-i6X
Optimized for quadcopters and RC planes.
4096 stick resolution.
2.408-2.475Ghz RF.
AFHDS 2A protocol.
Precision streamlined design.
Note:
TO USE WITH THE AURA BOARD YOU NEED TO USE THE AURA CONFIG TOOL.Specifications
- Channels: 6
- Model Type: Quadcopter
- RF Range: 2.408 - 2.475GHz
- Bandwidth: 500 kHz
- Bands: 135
- RF Power: <20 dBm
- Protocol: AFHDS 2A
- Modulation Type: GFSK
- Stick Resolution: 4096
- Low Voltage Alarm: <4.2V
- PS2/USB Port: Micro-USB
- Power Input: 6V DC 1.4AA*4
- Weight: 392g
- Size: 17489190 mm
- Color: Black
Package Includes
- (1) FlySky FS-i6X 6-channel transmitter
- User Manual - Click Here to Download
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Love it!
Got two of them and a buddy box cord and they work great. I’m flying the FT Tenet with the Aura board. Nothing special needed to be compatible. You tube videos show you how to switch the setting in your transmitter. It is very capable. I don’t anticipate growing out of it any time soon.
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Good for cheapo, but I prefer my old spektrum
Good radio if you don’t want to spend $200, but the manual is in choppy english and doesn’t explain anything about programming. It’s okay for 60 bucks, but I still prefer my dx6e
(Side note: I have had it for about 6 months, and still can’t figure out how to program it properly. Also, the resistance on the sticks feels too low for me. I know that’s a preference thing, but I can’t really tell where center stick is without looking down.)