Help With Spektrum Dx6i Please...

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Glenn

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Hey Guys,

Can anyone please tell me where the parameters outlined on the attached image (outlined in red for my flight controller) are set-up on my Spektrum Dx6i? Not sure what I need to change on the Spektrum.

Thank you, Glenn
 

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I checked YouTube, but it seems that the videos are very model specific. The quad I have is a 250 build and the flight controller stated the values in the picture. I just don't know where those values should be input into the Spektrum. I assume they state these values for optimum performance. I am obviously a newbie and want to put values in that make it as easy to fly as possible, not full on race or aerobatics! :( This quad is probably a bit to much for me, but hoping to make the best of it!

Glenn
 
OK I know you're new and all but really, if you can't figure this out then goo luck actually programming your 250. You've got a LOT of research to do.So, as for your radio:

Main screen: select model type and switch to airplane (doesn't make sense but that's how it is).

As for the parameters shown, forget it. Set travel for all channels to 100%, subtrim to 0. You'll do most of your fine tuning in the software.
 
Not a problem, any questions just ask. There is a good video I have somewhere that'll better explain your radio & setup, I'll try to find it when I get home from work. Also, you can do a Youtube search for OrangeRX T-6, it's exactly the same radio as the Dx6i. Any idea yet what software you're going to use to set your quad up?
 
According to the flight board supplier the board has been pre-programmed and should fly right out of the box. At this point I probably wouldn't want to horse around with it until I try it out. My needs are very basic. If I run into issues at that time I'll have a look at changing defaults on the board. The only suggestions they made are the one's printed on the outside of the package as I have shown. Is there software you would suggest?

Glenn
 
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