Radiolink AT9 and FPV Freerider

[Altsickeness]

Anyone know how to use Radiolink AT9 with FPV Freerider?
I tried using a PS3 controller but it didn't work. I've tried googling both the PS3 and the Radiolink with Freerider with no luck.

Any help or directions would be welcome.

 

[RENOV8R]

You'll need to connect it to your PC via the trainer port in the back of the AT9. If you go to the FPV Freerider website, it explains how to set it up with a Taranis, so this should be similar. Looks like it's fairly straight-forward, just totally different end-point settings than usual.

This should help too

 

[Altsickeness]

Thanks. After enough fumbling around on the internet, figured out the trainer cable and order one.

Hope this works. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DR4I4O0/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thanks for the youtube link. It will come in handy when I get my cable.

 

[Robo1955]

I use one similar to this :- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22-in-1-F...124919?hash=item280b3b42b7:g:wosAAOSwezVWwT49
Works a treat in the aerofly switch position.

Can't get it to work in Liftoff though....

 

[dogear]

This information is for Mac. First you need a dongle http://www.banggood.com/FPV-Racer-S...olink-Futaba-Remote-Controller-p-1047126.html. Then you need to create a model for the simulator on the AT-9. 1) Model Type:Aircraft 2) End Points all 100/100 3) Sub-Trim all 0 4) ELEV and THRO Reverse 5) Trim all 0 6) AUX-CH: change CH7 to VrA. Leave the rest of the settings alone. Tx should now calibrate normally. I found that it didn't matter whether the tx was on or off when plugging in the USB to the Mac. Hope this helps.