Help! Getting into multirotors - Looking for my first quadcopter

SkyEye

Junior Member
Well, there is one thing I forgot about the older Spektrum/LemonRX Satellite receivers. Most of them need 3.3V and are not tolerant of 5V. It has been a good while since I've hooked one up to something that didn't have a dedicated DSMX port. I started digging deeper and there is no 3.3v pin on my speedybee f405-wing FC or Matek Fxxx-wing FCs. The newer Spektrum satellite RXes are tolerant to higher voltages.

My Diatone Mamba F722-wing does have a 3.3v breakout.

What are the exact make and model of dsmx receivers you plan to use. You will need to double check their voltage requirements
Do you think I could use my existing 7-channel lemon rx receiver and wire it to the FC via the sat port on the receiver? It meets the voltage requirement.
 

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LitterBug

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Do you think I could use my existing 7-channel lemon rx receiver and wire it to the FC via the sat port on the receiver? It meets the voltage requirement.
Unfortunately no. That only allows you to connect a satellite to it, not to act as a satellite. Unless the manual says otherwise....
 

SkyEye

Junior Member
Unfortunately no. That only allows you to connect a satellite to it, not to act as a satellite. Unless the manual says otherwise....
Ah I see. I’ll keep looking. So far only the spektrum satellite receivers seem to meet the voltage requirement but they are also SRXL2 (SPM9747)

I was going to follow these guides unless I can find satellite receivers that meet the requirements and don’t have srxl2.