how to install and setup IBU2 Ultimate
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2022
- Finally- I've got the time to make this video, took a while as I was swamped with work. And understand the subject enough to make a simple tutorial for you to understand.
I do hope I made it justice!
you can buy the IBU2 Ultimate from our website!
www.rctanklegion.com/products...
Very cool I own one and It's very easy to adjust the different variables from smoke proportional to inertia, great board. thanks for sharing, will be buying one soon.
Look forward to hearing from you soon
Great video as always!
Thank you! Very informative, i will buy one.
thanks Stanlley....because i mean the IBU 2 are verry big! ... this take a lot of many place in the lower hull but the system is verry easy to callibration
yes- but it is well made
so cool
Too bad they're not still producing the IBU3 , that was a fantastic board
this and Clark TK22 look promising to install ELRS24 receiver and keep turret turret turning using stock setup. I dont need sound or recoil. Just want to FPV and explore the woods
Then you can get a decent FPV kit from a local racing drone supplier. They should have the right kit. It runs independently from the board anyway. You can use whatever board you have.
Hi Stanlley!
Does this board come with the radio you showed? What is the typical range on the radio? I was thinking of doing something of an fpv style setup. I want to have decent range on my radio.
I like board. It looks to be made of high quality. However, I prefer my Canon firing button to be one of the shoulder buttons. Like the trick you showed. It just doesn't feel natural to me, to fire the Canon by moving the left stick. I like to be able to proportionally move my Canon up/down with the left stick.
no- radio sold separately.
400m i think.
you can mix it to the VRB but can't do away totally unfortunately
Hey Stanlley, quick question. If I am using the DKLM gearbox, what side is the steering motor and what side is the drive motor? How do I know which one is which? thanks for the help.
Big one is driving motor, and you need to program via the Ini file.
@@StanlleyLegion yes i didn’t explain myself correctly. i mean what XH2.54 connect on the board does the steering motor get plugged into and what connector is for the drive motor? sorry if i didn’t make myself clear the first time. thanks
@@panzertracks I can't remember of the top of my head now. But plug one say drive in, drive it (after setting it correctly) and see what it does! If it's drive and you go straight, it should be the only plug working.
@@StanlleyLegion ok thanks got it.
@@StanlleyLegion Yep it worked, right one is for steering and left one is drive. thanks.
Can barrel flash and smoke work on that board? If so can you install all components in a new Panther G?
yes it works. Yes of course
any idea on how to get the taigen airsoft function to work?
Should be plug and play. If need be, just adjust the program on Ini file
Hello Stanlley, I have a question about Heng Long TK 7.1 which has a CN14 port - "Extension function interface". Chinese guys told me that it is for programming purposes but they don't know how to use it. Do you have some information about it ? Maybe we can upload a different sound set firmware through it ?
no idea too, HL really does their own thing and then nobody knows how to use it....
@@StanlleyLegion We need to get someone hooked on these tanks that's really good at reverse engineering software on oddball devices like this. Also, any idea if-and-or-when these IBU2s will restock? I bought a Clark board for a custom build I'm working on and I'm really *not* liking it very much...thing can't drive the tank worth a crap...and I like that the IBU2 supports easy USB programming with custom sound sets that look easy to make which works well for my scratch build.
Good morning Stanley I'm just getting back into Rc I purchased a New Taigen Leopard that I'm going to build it does not come with a radio will this setup work with a Spetrum 8 channel?
Thank you
Hi Dave, yes I think IBU will work with your Spectrum
Thank you Stanley I'm ordering another tank from you the Mato Tiger with various other things along with it. I will probably be annoying for a bit as I'm new to Rc tanks! Lol! I do appreciate the help.
Will this board work with a Heng Long controller? Or does it only work with specific controllers?
No, you need a hobby grade radio. Stock HL radio is only for the HL MFU.
@@StanlleyLegion Is there a way to modify sounds on a stock Heng Long board?
@@WilRiv5286 nope unfortunately not
How are both your sticks self centering?
just get the self centering version.
can the elevation and guns be separated to different channels ?
No unfortunately
Hi Stanlley....I need this for my newley acquired Hooben Fury...which the sound sux.....REALLY BAD. is it possible?
Yes
@@StanlleyLegion I want to order, but a Paypal fee?
@@kennethrich2107 yes sir- our margins are razor thin as it is..
@@kennethrich2107 note that shipping is FREE (worth $30) worldwide
@@StanlleyLegion Thanx Stanlley. Let me open up the hull and see if it will fit.
i can t find any of these boards any where stanlley in the uk or around world i contact them with no answer i just go a brand new 1.6 stuart tank can you help with any info ANDY UK
We are out of stock for months now..
What is the reason for the input lag? Is there anyway around this?
we hope IBU might update their software to improve on this small hiccup on an otherwise solid board
When it will be available again?
Not in the foreseeable future. We have TK50ESP and TK80ESP now
@@StanlleyLegion and they do the same? I can use them to replace the electronics of my Heng long tank?
@@turbilhaodeideias3448 yes sir
@@StanlleyLegionso you guys do discontinued it?
@@noteducated1572 not me but the manufacturer has discontinued IBU
Hiya Stanlley. Just wanted your video IBU2 set up very nice.
So how much is the IBU2 board for my Kingtiger, thank you. Regards Peter. England
ps I'll be using the flysky i6x 10 Ch.
Hi Peter
Thanks! It's usd240, but I am sold out at the moment.
@@StanlleyLegion Many thanks Stanlley. Kind regards Peter