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Let's try this again
- Thread starter JiminWA
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Konrad
Very Strong User
So what are you asking?
You have the hardware 2 Multiplex PC-6 (A real fun plane by the way).
You have the on board equipment.
And you have the firmware to use this equipment.
Help us help you, what are your questions, if you actually have any?
If it is basic TX programing, these manuals will get you started, along with Scott Page and DIYRC on You Tube.
alofthobbies.com
All the best,
Konrad
You have the hardware 2 Multiplex PC-6 (A real fun plane by the way).
You have the on board equipment.
And you have the firmware to use this equipment.
Help us help you, what are your questions, if you actually have any?
If it is basic TX programing, these manuals will get you started, along with Scott Page and DIYRC on You Tube.
OpenTX Manuals
All the best,
Konrad
Lots of questions..
1- The little coin battery should last years.
2- gimbal wiring seems to be the main issue with the X12S. Not a concern if you have not used the radio a LOT.
3- Go with the wired trainer solution. Simple and reliable.
4- PPMS on the firmware screen just changes some numbers (how the data is displayed to you). You can use it if you like.
The delay for motor arm is a fun idea, but yeah, probably not something I would do personally.
Hope this helps.
1- The little coin battery should last years.
2- gimbal wiring seems to be the main issue with the X12S. Not a concern if you have not used the radio a LOT.
3- Go with the wired trainer solution. Simple and reliable.
4- PPMS on the firmware screen just changes some numbers (how the data is displayed to you). You can use it if you like.
The delay for motor arm is a fun idea, but yeah, probably not something I would do personally.
Hope this helps.
