Saw these videos and thought these were heads above my volantex! So i ordered the P 40 and nice plane but..... the black wire on the receiver was not connected , no problem I resoldered it got the radio bound and everything set up and much to my chagrin!!! a prop ,spinner,scew but no plastic hub to mount on!!! to snap on motor 😢 So no fly I would think a little better quality control from you guys. Henry
Yes, I would like to bind this to my RadioMaster Tx 16S but would need to know the receiver manufacturer. Best of both worlds...a little "on the road" rtf transmitter and my RM 16S for flying at my fields at home! Nice package with gyro included and the pop-off propeller. I do wonder how long the plastic rings will hold up.
I have an XK K110 S helicopter. It came with a very nice programmable 6 ch transmitter that will take up to 20 models. I also have an Eachine Spitfire and a Qidi Maule bushplane 50 cm wingspan. Is it possible to bind these to the XK transmitter?
I bought the futaba ready version,bound it to my tx16s no problem. 30%expo all control surfaces are correct. I hand tossed it at full throttle and it barely flies it feels tail heavy and under powered,its been crashed about 6 times in a row because even at full throttle in all gyro settings it doesnt want to fly. This weekend i went to try again and the throttle was wide open and no response from the throttle on the transmitter,but i still had full control of the flight surfaces,it was still unable to maintaine flight. Is there a way to reprogram the esc/reciever/gyro unit? The eachine/leambre/volantix planes flew way better than this.
Okay I installed the Futaba receiver into my previously RTF tiger moth. I have it bound correctly. I only needed to reverse the elevator and the throttle. That is all set up correctly now. I tied Channel 5 to the switch I usually use for gyro mode on all my other planes. However it only seems to work in the first two positions not the third. I also don't know which way is full gyro and which way is ASX3 and which way is somewhere in between. I am thinking that this is binding the beginner and expert mode that's on the left hand side of the original RTF controller. It is not adjusting the gyro itself. It is only adjusting the throws. I still don't know which is. I need to find the true gyro channel.
Self-proclaimed "Experts" give me the squits! These guys are just Counter Jumpers at best. They have the item right in their hands and they still have no idea what they are talking about! 😒 At around the 7 minute mark he describes the second flight mode as the equivalent of Spektrum AS3X ( No self-levelling, gyro correction for wind buffeting only) when you can clearly see the ailerons deflected for self-levelling and they immediately jump back to level with the wings when he switches to the third Manual Mode! 🙄 That's not to say that they are bad toys. They are quite reasonable Chinese-designed and made units re-branded with the Motion RC in-house "Skynetics" label. No idea who the OEM is. Not likely to be EXHOBBY/Volantex. Some features resemble Weili/XK/WLToys/JJRC products. Other possibilities might be TOPRC or KOOTAI. Hopefully NOT the maker of the "Eachine"/"Skynetic" Mini Cessna and P-47 "Razorback"! The stock protocol is not yet known for Multi Radios but the S-bus satellite socket makes this (and the P-51 - plus there is a marking on the board for another possible model to come) suitable for control with any Tx/Rx pair with S-bus output capability. Many of these Chinesium boards also provide a satellite input socket for Spektrum DSM receivers but these shysters pointedly omit to show any photo of the boards that might depict said socket (or where 1 might be added by other users.)
@@MotionRC Point conceded on the DSM socket. While neither this video NOR the artwork on the sales listing for the plane show it, the sales site for the receiver boards of the Pitts and P-51 DO show the DSM socket marked in 1 of the photos. Same for the Lemon satellite receiver set-up video alluded to (no link provided) which I HAD actually commented on in the past. But then I'm elderly and am sliding into memory loss! What's your excuse, young fellah, for missing the mode information mentioned above?
I’m glad Futaba is still around. These videos are great for me to get back into flying rc planes/helicopters and purchasing a Futaba radio.
Wow these look like a really great eachine/volantex alternative
Those look awesome!
Saw these videos and thought these were heads above my volantex! So i ordered the P 40 and nice plane but..... the black wire on the receiver was not connected , no problem I resoldered it got the radio bound and everything set up and much to my chagrin!!! a prop ,spinner,scew but no plastic hub to mount on!!! to snap on motor 😢 So no fly I would think a little better quality control from you guys. Henry
contact our customer service department if you have not already.
Yes, I would like to bind this to my RadioMaster Tx 16S but would need to know the receiver manufacturer. Best of both worlds...a little "on the road" rtf transmitter and my RM 16S for flying at my fields at home! Nice package with gyro included and the pop-off propeller. I do wonder how long the plastic rings will hold up.
How about an "I don't know what to do button"?
I have an XK K110 S helicopter. It came with a very nice programmable 6 ch transmitter that will take up to 20 models. I also have an Eachine Spitfire and a Qidi Maule bushplane 50 cm wingspan. Is it possible to bind these to the XK transmitter?
I bought the futaba ready version,bound it to my tx16s no problem. 30%expo all control surfaces are correct. I hand tossed it at full throttle and it barely flies it feels tail heavy and under powered,its been crashed about 6 times in a row because even at full throttle in all gyro settings it doesnt want to fly. This weekend i went to try again and the throttle was wide open and no response from the throttle on the transmitter,but i still had full control of the flight surfaces,it was still unable to maintaine flight. Is there a way to reprogram the esc/reciever/gyro unit? The eachine/leambre/volantix planes flew way better than this.
Okay I installed the Futaba receiver into my previously RTF tiger moth. I have it bound correctly. I only needed to reverse the elevator and the throttle. That is all set up correctly now. I tied Channel 5 to the switch I usually use for gyro mode on all my other planes. However it only seems to work in the first two positions not the third. I also don't know which way is full gyro and which way is ASX3 and which way is somewhere in between. I am thinking that this is binding the beginner and expert mode that's on the left hand side of the original RTF controller. It is not adjusting the gyro itself. It is only adjusting the throws. I still don't know which is. I need to find the true gyro channel.
Could you use the volantex transmitters for these planes? Wondering if it would automatically bind/connect to it
Nope. Different protocol.
Self-proclaimed "Experts" give me the squits! These guys are just Counter Jumpers at best. They have the item right in their hands and they still have no idea what they are talking about! 😒
At around the 7 minute mark he describes the second flight mode as the equivalent of Spektrum AS3X ( No self-levelling, gyro correction for wind buffeting only) when you can clearly see the ailerons deflected for self-levelling and they immediately jump back to level with the wings when he switches to the third Manual Mode! 🙄
That's not to say that they are bad toys. They are quite reasonable Chinese-designed and made units re-branded with the Motion RC in-house "Skynetics" label. No idea who the OEM is. Not likely to be EXHOBBY/Volantex. Some features resemble Weili/XK/WLToys/JJRC products. Other possibilities might be TOPRC or KOOTAI. Hopefully NOT the maker of the "Eachine"/"Skynetic" Mini Cessna and P-47 "Razorback"!
The stock protocol is not yet known for Multi Radios but the S-bus satellite socket makes this (and the P-51 - plus there is a marking on the board for another possible model to come) suitable for control with any Tx/Rx pair with S-bus output capability. Many of these Chinesium boards also provide a satellite input socket for Spektrum DSM receivers but these shysters pointedly omit to show any photo of the boards that might depict said socket (or where 1 might be added by other users.)
We have stand alone videos showing customers how to use a Spektrum receiver in the model. Not sure why you think we are hiding anything.
@@MotionRC Point conceded on the DSM socket. While neither this video NOR the artwork on the sales listing for the plane show it, the sales site for the receiver boards of the Pitts and P-51 DO show the DSM socket marked in 1 of the photos.
Same for the Lemon satellite receiver set-up video alluded to (no link provided) which I HAD actually commented on in the past.
But then I'm elderly and am sliding into memory loss! What's your excuse, young fellah, for missing the mode information mentioned above?