2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC

2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC

2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC

  • Super active and passive anti-jamming capabilities. Very low power consumption.
  • High receiving sensitivity. 8 model memory, digital control.
  • Can be programmed by PC with included software. Full range 2.4GHz 6-channel radio. 4-Model Memory.
  • 4 Type (Airplane, Heli90, Heli120, Heli140). Integrated timer. Contrast Adjustment.
  • Throttle cut. Computer Programmable. USB Socket. Use a linear spread of fine paragraph by exces antenna. It covers the entire band width of he antenna bandwidth range. High quality and stability.

Specifications:
Transmitter/Receiver: 2.4GHz
Mode type: Airplane, Helicopter, Glider
Stick mode: Left Hand or Right Hand
Modulation: Frequency Modulation
Antenna length: 115cm/26mm
Code type: PPM/GFSK
Power: 12V DC
Certificate: CE FCC
RF power: Less Than 0.8w
Color: Black + Blue
Item weight: 575g
Item dimension: 180x220x70mm
Package size: 365x250x112mm
Package weight: 968g

Package including:
1 x Transmitter
1 x Receiver
1 x

List Price: $ 42.82

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Flysky FS-i6 6CH 2.4G AFHDS 2A LCD Transmitter iA6 Receiver Radio System for RC Heli Glider Quadcopter (Mode 2)

Flysky FS-i6 6CH 2.4G AFHDS 2A LCD Transmitter iA6 Receiver Radio System for RC Heli Glider Quadcopter (Mode 2)

  • Works in The Frequency Range of 2.405 to 2.475ghz.
  • Mode1 Right Throttle/Mode2 Left Throttle for Choose,This One is Mode2 Left Throttle. Please Search Our Store for Other Model
  • 2.This Band Has Been Divided Into 142 Independent Channels, Each Radio System Uses 16 Different Channels and 160 Different Types of Hopping Algorithm. Silm Design On Transmitter for Easy Handling!
  • 3.This Radio System Uses a High Gain and High Quality Multi Directional Antenna, It Covers The Whole Frequency Band.
  • 4.Associated with a High Sensitivity Receiver, This Radio System Guarantees a Jamming Free Long Range Radio Transmission Each Transmitter Has a Unique Id, When Binding with a Receiver, The Receiver Saves That Unique ID and Can Accepts Only Data From The Unique Transmitter.

Description: The Flysky FS-i6 Is a Affordable, 6ch 2.4g Radio System and Also a Very Simple Setup for Your RC Vehicle. The Automatic Frequency Hopping Digital System Provides a Strong, Reliable 2.4ghz Signal, So Rest Assured You’ll Always Be in Control. Included In The Package is a 6-Channel Mini Receiver That will Fit In Most Vehicles.

Highlights: 1.This Avoids Picking Another Transmitter Signal and Dramatically Increase Interference Immunity and Safety.

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List Price: $ 55.62

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  • wayne jarboe:
    10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
    3.0 out of 5 stars
    first things first. This is a cheapy made low end radio, But, It does work., April 12, 2014
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    This review is from: 2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC (Toy)
    this radio came nicely packaged in molded foam like most electronics.

    Pros:
    1 – It works.
    2 – it plugs into your computer allowing you to change endpoints, reverse servos, set mixes etc with included software on mini dvd.
    3 – Unlimited model memory stored on your computer, as many different setups as you like, loaded with the click of your mouse,
    4 – 6 channels, 4 on the sticks, 2 more controlled by your choice of a variable dial, or a off on toggle switch. ( both 2 position switches)
    5 – Has adjustable dual rates.
    6 – Its lightweight, this might be a con, but im gonna list it as a pro because its easy to hold it for a long time.

    Cons:
    1 – No instructions. zip,nadda,nothing. Had to go on utube for a instructional video to figure out what several menu options did.
    2 – It plugs into your computer for programing, meaning if you don’t have a computer with you, you will not be able to make adjustments to endpoints, reverse servos, mixes, or anything else. It does have trims on the outside case for the 4 stick controlled channels, but they have the least amount of adjustment I have ever seen in 30+ years of using rc toys.
    3 – Even after setting the endpoints to max, for some reason, this setup does not throw ( move the servos ) as much as the radio this replaced did. Kinda very disappointed with that aspect of this set. I also had to reposition the horns on the servos, to compensate for all of the channels being what I call “off center”, and the minimal amount of adjustment the manual trims on the radio provide.
    4 – had a difficult time binding it, took 4 attempts, didn’t do anything different each attempt, so that was kinda weird. note on binding here, the receiver will flash red when unbound, and solid red when bound. do not forget to remove the binding key before actual use.
    5 – hard to describe this con accurately, I don’t feel that I have fine control over my vehicle, it starts stops and turns when I tell it to, but it is not in anyway smooth. sorta like it jumps from 0% to 10% with no in between when you move the sticks, but after that, it seems smooth the rest of the way up from 11% to 100% movement. ( percentages used are estimated to try to describe the issue )
    6 – Some operating systems require you to download a driver in order for it to recognize the transmitter is plugged in. I found the link on utube in the instructional video.

    Wile this is marketed as air radio for planes and helicopters. I bought it for my rock crawler. I wanted separate independent control over both front and back steering servos. Since this is a 2gig radio, there is no harm or foul in using it for surface like there would be if it was a old crystal channel based FM or am system, fcc and all that.

    I am currently using the sticks for throttle, and independent front and back steering, have set one switch to toggle the dual rate on the throttle to 20% on and 100% off , this works very well when navigating a tricky obstacle. I have also used the mixing function to make the other switch control both front and back steering with 1 stick, when turned on, So it is indeed doing what I bought it for, just not quite as good as I had hoped.

    I decided to buy this low end inexpensive radio mostly because of the environment I crawl in. Mud, dirt, sand, Snow, rain, or shine we play. So I didn’t really want to risk a more expensive transmitter, If the elements eventually destroy the transmitter, ill be allot less pissed then if I had spent 150 or more. There were no reviews when I bought it, but I took a shot anyway, im for the most part happy with it, and as long as you understand the few drawbacks before purchase, you should be too.

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  • superjax08:
    5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Perfect for what I needed it for, May 28, 2014
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    This review is from: 2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC (Toy)
    This isn’t your top-of-the-line Spektrum transmitter, but for $40 I’m definitely not complaining. I am personally using this as the fail-safe for my home built arduino-based quadcopter, and so far it hasn’t given me any trouble. I never used the included CD because there are a lot of good resources online about how to install the drivers and get the receiver up and running. (search T6config)

    One thing that isn’t mentioned in the product listing that should be is that it takes either 8 AA batteries (which it eats up in about 20 minutes of flying) or a 12V power supply. I quickly opted for the 12V external power and fly from a car battery or a DC power supply plugged into an extension cord. I figure I can go for a LiPo pack later but for right now, I really like that I don’t have to buy 8 AA’s every time I go flying. The plastic feels a little cheap and it feels a little ridiculous without any weight from the batteries, but it does it’s job. Like I said, I’m using this as a fail-safe just in case my arduino-copter goes out of control I can bring it back. Most flights I don’t really touch it, but it certainly has saved me a few times.

    Exceed RC has a great interface program which allows you to save and load different profiles to the transmitter. I honestly haven’t used that functionality yet, because I only use this for my one quad, but it looks like it might be useful for the more serious RC guys out there. I bet they also are paying more than $40 for a transmitter so I’m not sure how useful it is in the end.

    Perhaps one thing I should note: my transmitter came without knobs on the joysticks! It wasn’t a problem because I could go and machine some knobs out of some scrap aluminum to stick on, but it was certainly strange to have the bare shafts right out of the package.

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  • Drone fan:
    1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
    2.0 out of 5 stars
    A real pain in the rear to get it setup …, December 22, 2015
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    This review is from: 2.4G FS-CT6B 6 CH Radio Model RC Transmitter & Receiver PPM/GFSK Heli/Airplane/Glid 12V DC (Toy)
    A real pain in the rear to get it setup and dialed in. software is mega confusing. if you need a cheap tx look elsewhere this one sucks

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