JJwheelie30
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I am new to the hobby and want to buy the Mighty mini corsair and I needy a receiver and a transmitter. Can someone help?
I agree, the MM Corsair is definitely not a beginner planeAs an asside, I wouldn't recomment the MM corsair for a first plane, but would suggest starting with the Tiny Trainer then moving on to that. They use the same FT power pack, so it would be easy to move your electronics over, but the TT has much better characteristics for learning on.
As an asside, I wouldn't recomment the MM corsair for a first plane, but would suggest starting with the Tiny Trainer then moving on to that. They use the same FT power pack, so it would be easy to move your electronics over, but the TT has much better characteristics for learning on.[/QUOTE
thanks for the linkI've been flying with the Flysky FS-i6x for several years. I keep saying I'm gonna buy a better radio but this thing does what I need for an unbeatable price. I've got about 5 receivers currently binded to it for various planes. You can also check out the used market place. I'm sure there are some deals there.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z8VCB45/?tag=lstir-20
so what is you budget you are working withI am new to the hobby and want to buy the Mighty mini corsair and I needy a receiver and a transmitter. Can someone help?
You often get what you pay for in transmitters and receivers. Cheap may feel good when you purchase, but when your foam board work of art failsafes into 50' trees, you may not feel the same.
I have almost 40 receivers bound to my Spektrum iX12. Some are Spektrum, some are Orange, some are Lemon. The Orange and Lemon occasionally give me failsafe, and that often results in a crash - but the Spektrum receivers are rock solid - always.
I recommend Spektrum transmitter and receivers. NX6 or DX6 are good starting transmitters, and AR410 or AR610 receivers.
I'll throw in a vote for spektrum.
I started with spektrum going for the buy once cry once theory and i have not been disappointed. (Though im up to an iX20 now so I didnt exactly "buy once")
Not a big fan of the Dxe that i have, however, I suppose if you didn't use a $50 phone the idea of using an app to change your settings wouldnt be so bad but if youre willing to fiddle around getting your gear set up there are hundreds of cheaper systems that do a better job than the Dxe does for a much better price.
If i had to go back and tell my old self what to do, id suggest finding a good used spektrum to get started. Then i might not have needed the, Dxe, the 8, 12, and 20... but hey, i can wirelessly buddy box for the whole family! Lol
300 hundred usdso what is you budget you are working with
are you flying at a field with other people? if so, you might want to see what they are using, as being able to get local help sometimes can be a big factor for radio choice.300 hundred usd
Here you go: Spektrum NX6 transmitter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08PQ25LLP/?tag=lstir-20