How do I hook up my MJX Bugs3 transmitter to a simulator

[jsdhornby]

I haven't received my Bugs yet, but I'm just researching how to attach the transmitter to my computer for simulator practice. Anyone had experience with this?

 

[RENOV8R]

Don't think you can. You need a transmitter with a trainer port or USB port

 

[mozquito1]

Just had a look and no usb or ports.
All the cheap flysky tx are compatible with sims. Maybe pick up an A8S or RX2A receiver for it oh and the cable.
For Around 50 bucks for both.
A considerable step up from what you have for the price. I'm still using mine after 3 years. I also have a turnigy evo which uses a normal USB for the sim.
You will be probably quadruple your range. Ia6, ia6b, ia6c are advertised as park flyers of 300m but I've had a mile.
Tube videos with 2+
500-600m with A8S and RX2A. Not tested more than this. So it's worth the investment if you don't want to fork out on a taranis or similar price range transmitters.

 

[jsdhornby]

Don't think you can. You need a transmitter with a trainer port or USB port

Thanks so much. Your help greatly appreciated.

 

[jsdhornby]

Just had a look and no usb or ports.
All the cheap flysky tx are compatible with sims. Maybe pick up an A8S or RX2A receiver for it oh and the cable.
For Around 50 bucks for both.
A considerable step up from what you have for the price. I'm still using mine after 3 years. I also have a turnigy evo which uses a normal USB for the sim.
You will be probably quadruple your range. Ia6, ia6b, ia6c are advertised as park flyers of 300m but I've had a mile.
Tube videos with 2+
500-600m with A8S and RX2A. Not tested more than this. So it's worth the investment if you don't want to fork out on a taranis or similar price range transmitters.

Thanks Mozquito1! Great advice and really appreciated.