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LoneRCRanger
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This one has piqued my interest. Question though, what brand of controller is needed or suggested?
LoneRCRanger
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I have a UDI R/C 2.4 GHz Controller I use with my UDI18A Quadcopter.
Jackson
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Won't work.
LoneRCRanger
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OK, what do you suggest or recommend?
Zentg
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What I'd really like to see is a replacement for Lipo's. Quadcopter tech has grown quite a lot in the last couple years, but the batteries are holding us back. Lipos are ancient as hell, been around since the dawn of the RC hobby. If we could getting something new that gave more power with a full day's worth of flying in 1 charge.... <3
May sound unbelievable, but so did being able to fly around with a pair of goggles not too long ago!
May sound unbelievable, but so did being able to fly around with a pair of goggles not too long ago!
Jackson
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It depends, are you ready to move beyond toy grade?
LoneRCRanger
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I suppose that if what I have won't work with what I want, then it is obvious tat I need to step up in rank. So, give it to me straight, that's all I am asking.
MultiRtrAviator
Pigs in space!
I've been into this hobby for a little over a year now playing with the toy stuff (and a couple brushless RTF), so my answer may not be the best informed..
That said, I'd recommend a FlySky TH9X. Can be had for roughly $80USD from BG. With the multi protocol module (currently on sale for $9USD) I can fly the following from my "fleet" :
JJRC H8 mini, JJRC 1000, eachine E010, floureon H101, MJX600, syma X5C, cheerson CX-10.
It can bind with dozens of other "toy" models, and brings a whole new dimension of flying these inexpensive, addicting little buggers.
AND when you move up from toy grade quads (i.e. build or buy BNF) all you need is a FlySky compatible receiver.
Hope that helped in some way. Good luck in your search!