TheEntraP3
Don't Touch ANYTHING!
UPDATE!!!!!
I got an Alpha instead of a Champ, and I got a Spektrum DX6i with it, but thank you, guys, for all the advice.
Okay, so I'm admitting that I am a newbie and not a good flyer YET, but I am always learning and becoming better as a member of the R/C airplane flyer and/or builder community. So, I am currently starting to work on my skills as a newbie flyer, flying with an Alpha 450 Sport, whenever the weather is nice and the sun gods smile upon us; however, I can't fly the Alpha forever, despite it being a rather nice model as a trainer and my first R/C plane. So my question to all those people out there that know what they're talking about (unlike me) is about a good starting transmitter. I plan to save up a bit of money and build a Swapable (sorry if I spelled it wrong) or a Mini Series Flite Test aircraft from scratch and a bunch of lines telling me what to do and when to do it, and that of course means I need parts: power supply, motor, blade, servos, receiver, transmitter, etc.
So, to you wise people reading this, what is a good, cheap (has to be cheap), and easy-to-use transmitter, preferably a five- or six-channel one, that will be handy and useful for me to use for my first few upcoming R/C aircraft that require binding and/or construction along with an appropriate receiver model that will work and will be within a cheap budget?
Sincerely,
TheEntraP3
The newbie that knows a little bit about what he's talking about
I got an Alpha instead of a Champ, and I got a Spektrum DX6i with it, but thank you, guys, for all the advice.
Okay, so I'm admitting that I am a newbie and not a good flyer YET, but I am always learning and becoming better as a member of the R/C airplane flyer and/or builder community. So, I am currently starting to work on my skills as a newbie flyer, flying with an Alpha 450 Sport, whenever the weather is nice and the sun gods smile upon us; however, I can't fly the Alpha forever, despite it being a rather nice model as a trainer and my first R/C plane. So my question to all those people out there that know what they're talking about (unlike me) is about a good starting transmitter. I plan to save up a bit of money and build a Swapable (sorry if I spelled it wrong) or a Mini Series Flite Test aircraft from scratch and a bunch of lines telling me what to do and when to do it, and that of course means I need parts: power supply, motor, blade, servos, receiver, transmitter, etc.
So, to you wise people reading this, what is a good, cheap (has to be cheap), and easy-to-use transmitter, preferably a five- or six-channel one, that will be handy and useful for me to use for my first few upcoming R/C aircraft that require binding and/or construction along with an appropriate receiver model that will work and will be within a cheap budget?
Sincerely,
TheEntraP3
The newbie that knows a little bit about what he's talking about
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