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FrSky 2.4GHz spread spectrum RC review

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RCModelReviews takes a look at the FrSky (formerly FriSky) 2.4GHz frequency-hopping RC system, comprising Futaba/Hitec or JR compatible transmitter module and 8-channel or 4-channel receiver.

You'll find the full review article here: http://www.rcmodelreviews.com/frskyreview.shtml

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  • hi bruce, i have a problem, the DJT v2 doesn;t come with the cable rs232, can we actually build this.. HK says they dont manufatur the cable anymore and doesn;t come with one today.. i didn;t find out until it arrived! i can't change the telemtry setting now!

    a diagram or link will do.

    thanks bruce

  • @jbx907 Do you need an RS232 cable? They still sell the USB cable which can be used for setting the telemetry parameters and reflashing the transmitter module. I did hear that there were some issues with Windows 7 and the USB driver but that may have been solved. I don't have Win7 to test.

  • Are you using a wireless clip on microphone? How do they work, can u wire them to your camera?

  • @SuperPianowizard No, I have a wired mic and I'm forever tripping over the cable.  One day I'll make enough money from my YouTube channel to buy a nice wireless mic.

  • Hello there , i got mine ,and no instruction .and dont work either , i got 9C Futaba.

    Am I doing something wrong , OR like what i see on you tube ,it just dont work ,mostly .By the way do you work for them or just helpful guy ?

  • @arcdirect I'm just a helpful guy :-) Make sure you have your radio set to PPM mode. There should have been instructions -- go to the FrSky website and you'll find the documentation online there. The URL is in the web-based review on the RCModelReviews website.

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  • Hi Bruce, love your videos. eagerly awaiting the circuit diagram for the backpack FPV 5.8ghz module. Question for you. can you see any issue with installing this unit in a DX6i?

  • Slow down! No offense but do you eat any medicine that affects the sense of time? I like your movies but a little hard to hear sometimes.

  • I did a shade tree test on my J/R 2.4 and 72 systems by placing my pike perfect moldy glider a $2000 A/C on a tri pod in my day room, i can see the rudder/ elevator thru my bay window, i placed the transmitter in a all meta tool box in my garage, closed the tool box, with a string attached to the rudder stick, i closed the door which is metal, i can now see the A/C thru my garage window,pulled on the string every thing worked as advertized, go figure!

  • Whats the distance range for a 2.4 ghz?

  • Bruce,

    Can you please tell me what spectrum analyser you are using,

    Alan

  • Conversion Futaba T6EXHP to 2.4GHz with FrSky Hack Module on the GiantCode Forum Link - bit#ly/r6ASPI

    (copy URL, paste and then replace # with a dot) Hope it is of interest.

  • Thanks Bruce. For those who are interested, have just upgraded my Futaba T6EXHP to 2.4GHz with FrSky Hack Module. If its of interested, a step guide with pictures is uploaded on the giantcod.co.uk forum in product talk.

  • Good review Bruce, I have the Frsky DF combo, plus one extra receiver for my other Heli, mine did come with the Serial lead, I note some didn't get the lead? there was also a CD with manuals covering everything, also winXP/win7 update stuff.

    The RS232 lead has no coders in the plug just a straight 3-wire to 9-way Fem d-type.

    Steve

  • @RCModelReviews only if new i should have order it with the usb cable, rs232 will be my only alternative, i dont know if there are coders in the plugs or just direct taps! im using windows 7 x64 and also have xp, i have some rs232 plugs here but still need info on connections!

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