Bruce Burkland Hi, Bruce. I have already succeeded in flights in a room. But I have another good idea without any signal converter; that is, two receiver-method! Use a classical FM transmitter+a MTC-01 module+a 4~8 channel FM receiver. Then after some small remake of the connection cable, the FM transmitter send a 2.4 GHz signal+72 MHz signal at the same time. So one can connect a brushless controller to the 3rd channel of the FM receiver.
k2tokyojp Hi Bruce, I found much simpler method. That is, buy a Walkera universal receiver with channels more than 6. And give the same ID to the original receiver and this new receiver. Then a Devo 7~12 can control both receivers at the same time. So connect the brushless controller to the 3rd channel of the new receiver. You can control the throttle even when the GPS is working!
Come on...show us a flight video of this heli in the air with the brushless motor!!!
Bruce Burkland Hi, Bruce. I have already succeeded in flights in a room. But I have another good idea without any signal converter; that is, two receiver-method! Use a classical FM transmitter+a MTC-01 module+a 4~8 channel FM receiver. Then after some small remake of the connection cable, the FM transmitter send a 2.4 GHz signal+72 MHz signal at the same time. So one can connect a brushless controller to the 3rd channel of the FM receiver.
k2tokyojp Hi Bruce, I found much simpler method. That is, buy a Walkera universal receiver with channels more than 6. And give the same ID to the original receiver and this new receiver. Then a Devo 7~12 can control both receivers at the same time. So connect the brushless controller to the 3rd channel of the new receiver. You can control the throttle even when the GPS is working!
k2tokyojp Flight video please of your working brushless helicopter!!