Can I use other recievers with my flyski radio

[CrashRecovery]

I'm using the FS-th9x. Can I bind to any 2.4 or do I have to stay with the flysky stuff?

 

[Foam Addict]

No,
you do have to stay with flysky.
I have a friend who uses these in combat planes, and doesn't have any range issues
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__36509__Hobby_King_GT_2_2_4Ghz_Receiver_3Ch_USA_Warehouse_.html
He also uses these in every thing but his EF-1 racers.




http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__36721__Turnigy_9X_2_4GHz_8Ch_Receiver_V2_USA_Warehouse_.html

EDIT: Sorry, I should have said rebranded, and my pictures are out of order.

 

[Tritium]

Technically yes, flysky or a re-branded equivalent such as Turnigy 9X and others.

Thurmond

 

[CrashRecovery]

Ok I'm just thinking about doing some micro stuff for inside flight and was looking at the alula and it says a micro receiver.

 

[zev]

if you wanna go micro, get the dsm2 module. you can buy receivers for that that are like 0.26 gm. crazy cakes!

 

[aiidanwings]

For a some what micro FlySky rx, you can remove the case. That drops the weight from 9 grams to 6. The cool part, you can do this with foam board-



Also, the flySky will bind to WL Toys and Syma micro receivers. I haven't actually used one in a plane... yet. It's on my to do list.

 

[510thousandths]

Ok I'm just thinking about doing some micro stuff for inside flight and was looking at the alula and it says a micro receiver.

I have the alula and have a Flysky ct-6b. I took the case off, heatshrunk it and ground the servo connectors shorter so the wires could bend sooner.

 

[510thousandths]

BTW, I love the Alula! Look in the gliders forum for a couple vids.