Street
Well-Known Member
I already bought a direct replacement. Should just sync up with my existing controller right.We see the larger, heavier PPM RX should fare better. It also has better range.
But would be a bear to adapt to your setup.
Help! I some how severed one of the 2 receiver antennas. Is That Bad?
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Jackson
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It should. Look up the bind procedure. There's some threads here describing the cabling and the Eachine specific adapter.
Street
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hey Jackson......... need your help. I got my new receiver and it says it's bound but I'm not getting any connection to It.
I used the binding cable and did the binding procedure and all signs say it's bound but just not getting signal to in with the transmitter
the flight says it will flash fast until bound. Then I bind it and receiver says it bound ok. The light flashes slow. I'm told to unplug the receiver and unplug the binding cable. Then plug the power back in and it should be good but it's not connected. LOL this hobby has turned into a nightmare man. Just failure after failure after failure for me. DOA Items and unusual mishaps. It's bumming me out. LOL
Street
Well-Known Member
Nevermind sir. I got it. I did just what it told me but out of frustration I yanked the binding cable with everything was powered on and it insta-sync'd. LOL
Altsickeness
Quad Addict
If the vtx is in the original place and you use the original battery compartment then just mount the larger rx on the top plate. If you move the vtx to the back lower pcb Like alot of guys are doing then you can mount the larger rx under the top plate in the area the battery used to be like I did with my radiolink rd9 rx.
http://m.banggood.com/RadioLink-AT9...ceiver-For-AT9-AT10-Transmitter-p-961972.html
http://m.banggood.com/RadioLink-AT9...ceiver-For-AT9-AT10-Transmitter-p-961972.html