Thanks for the video. I just bought TD R10 dual band and it comes as a one receiver. So maybe back then when you made the video there you bought the rx made for drones. Also, for range , the FRsky was tested and showed a range of 5.7km on ground, so its range is at least twice that in the air.
Sir what can you tell me about such a 3 in 1 transmitter? If the control range is more than 60 kilo meters, which supports Pixhawk, I can connect my smartphone to that transmitter and see all the data or camera live on my screen.😶
You still liking the Frsky X20S? Do you trust it with your larger models? Looking to upgrade and really really like the looks of this one. Currently running spektrum and radiomaster. Thanks!
Hi Andrew, Looks like a nice radio. Beyond my currents means, but I do have a Taranis X9D that I installed the Hall gimbals. And as you say the spring tension is so nice. Looking forward to a flight video of that no-name plane. :-) You and the family stay safe.
I have bought one second hand, as new with 4 receivers, still a lot of money but significantly less than when new. (Not from a total stranger but a voucher for ex-club member)
Hi, excellent upload. I also prefer soft springs and was wondering if you could share what type of FrSky spring were you using in your Futaba 16SZ? I recently purchased a Futaba 16IZ and the stock springs are too stiff for my taste. If I adjust the spring tension all the way loose, the stick centering feels very mushy and imprecise. Aloft-hobbies carry a lot of FrSky replacement springs but I'm not sure which one to get.
@@n1114v Gear looks different but the builder may have done that to get away from the dural gear aero issues. Thank you for your videos. They are awesome. I am still waiting for that Top Dawg video ;)
Thats what I was gonna suggest. Circus hobbies sold them eons ago. I have always wanted one, they resemble the cloud dancer 120 size. How well does it fly Andrew?
Does the 20 denote twenty channels? I’m pretty sanguine about what people fly. Lots of good stuff to use. I hate the brand fanatics that disparage choices other than theirs. I was a big Airtronics user and it broke my heart when they faded away. All I have left is my vintage Airtronics next strap that I use all the time.
I also use FRSKY, but have never used it on fuel planes. I typically use Spektrum on everything fuel for the ease of programming. I curious as to why Futaba will still be your go to transmitter?
Hi, thanks a lot for your video. I am considering buying it: did you test the range in 2.4 GHz only (no 900 mhz) before telemetry is lost and before a signal alert? Any review of the new FrSky TD receivers, e.g for possible interference between frequencies? What is your overall confidence with this radio compared to Futaba in terms of reliability of RF link between Transmitter and receiver? Thanks a lot
@@n1114v Hi, I found a serious a problem with the Tandem receiver TD R10 (2.4 Ghz+900 Mhz): the servos start to jitter / chatter strongly when I install the receiver in the fuselage (analog servos, Hitech and Emax). The issue disappears when I turn off the telemetry or wrap the 900 Mhz antenna with aluminum foil, so the issue should be the 900 Mhz telemetry. Unfortunately it is not possible to turn it off separately from the 2.4 Ghz telemetry! Does anyone know if the normal 2.4Ghz receivers have the same jitter issue?
Hey man, nice video! I just received my X20S and was wondering if you have anymore info on the setup for the 900MHz redundant receiver? Can't find anything in the manuals or on the net about wiring hookups or menu setups. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanx.
Hi Andrew, does the X20 come with that nice looking carry case? Nice looking Tx. Wonder how the gimbles compare to my DX9. I joined Battle Creek Balsa Bees. But I'm a little hesitant to fly out there with my larger has stuff by myself. Being retired I can fly anytime. Give me a shout, I'll join you out there.
@@n1114v I agree the field looks great and I'm sure it's plenty big enough for my 85" Slick. But call me sissy I don't like flying that one alone. The Balsa Bees field is just too remote for my comfort flying alone. Tomorrow I'll probably go up to Saranac. Most often there is someone around.
I have been a FrSky + OpenTX user for over five years in small and large scale airplanes, but for the last 12 months I started encountering some mysterious issues that impacted my confidence somewhat. I've started flying turbines and because of my loss of confidence with FrSky I moved over to Jeti. So far, Jeti has been amazingly rock solid and none of the issues I experienced with FS have reoccurred. I am still using FrSky with my smaller and planes and will try to find out the root cause and solution to the issues that were occurring, but I'm obviously not keen on problem solving with large and expensive airplanes. I am planning to buy a Tandem in the near future, so your video provided great insight on their new-gen radio.
That is like these people spend $1600 or even $700 on a fucking transmitter and put a $15 receiver in it and then lose their airplane because they don’t wanna spend $85 on a good receiver but they’ll tear up a $600 airplane makes no sense
What an excellent looking model, it looks right !!
I love planes like this. I cannot believe hangar 9 discontinued the Pulse, I would love to have one or two.
Thanks for the video. I just bought TD R10 dual band and it comes as a one receiver. So maybe back then when you made the video there you bought the rx made for drones. Also, for range , the FRsky was tested and showed a range of 5.7km on ground, so its range is at least twice that in the air.
@@user-rx8qq8sk9ydv1ce5ib in this video I used what came with the transmitter. Now I almost exclusively use the tandem receivers
@@n1114v thanks for the reply. Enjoy your flying
Pop in the xjt module and BOOM, now you can use your old receivers 😊
I believe your plane is a Cold Duck. It's a late 60's pattern plane. I am presently building one.
@@gibstera5580 nope..... it's a super weekend special kit from MRC
Received Signal Strength Indication and I think that it also includes thermal and interference noise.
5:50 RSSI stands for Received Signal Strength Indicator.
Didn't know Frsky for a long time! A good remote control. But I like Jeti more.
Sir what can you tell me about such a 3 in 1 transmitter?
If the control range is more than 60 kilo meters, which supports Pixhawk, I can connect my smartphone to that transmitter and see all the data or camera live on my screen.😶
You still liking the Frsky X20S? Do you trust it with your larger models? Looking to upgrade and really really like the looks of this one. Currently running spektrum and radiomaster. Thanks!
Futaba is still my primary system, but the X20 is a fantastic radio! I have only used it in large models.
Hi Andrew,
Looks like a nice radio. Beyond my currents means, but I do have a Taranis X9D that I installed the Hall gimbals. And as you say the spring tension is so nice. Looking forward to a flight video of that no-name plane. :-) You and the family stay safe.
I hope to get some video of it in the air!
I have bought one second hand, as new with 4 receivers, still a lot of money but significantly less than when new. (Not from a total stranger but a voucher for ex-club member)
went with the 18s and love it.
I have an 18 as well
So when are we going to see that cool airplane flying?
It can be hard to find a cameraman
Hi, excellent upload. I also prefer soft springs and was wondering if you could share what type of FrSky spring were you using in your Futaba 16SZ? I recently purchased a Futaba 16IZ and the stock springs are too stiff for my taste. If I adjust the spring tension all the way loose, the stick centering feels very mushy and imprecise. Aloft-hobbies carry a lot of FrSky replacement springs but I'm not sure which one to get.
Get the ones for the 10x
I think that is an IM Models Super Weekend Special .
Holly crap! That's it........ you are awesome!
@@n1114v Gear looks different but the builder may have done that to get away from the dural gear aero issues. Thank you for your videos. They are awesome. I am still waiting for that Top Dawg video ;)
@@kasra42 I do need to get that out....
One sold on Ebay in May for $1k
Thats what I was gonna suggest. Circus hobbies sold them eons ago. I have always wanted one, they resemble the cloud dancer 120 size. How well does it fly Andrew?
Does the 20 denote twenty channels? I’m pretty sanguine about what people fly. Lots of good stuff to use. I hate the brand fanatics that disparage choices other than theirs. I was a big Airtronics user and it broke my heart when they faded away. All I have left is my vintage Airtronics next strap that I use all the time.
Using FrSky now, coming from Futaba. Love them both. No experience with other brands but I would also use Spektrum had I had a good 2nd hand offer.
I also use FRSKY, but have never used it on fuel planes. I typically use Spektrum on everything fuel for the ease of programming.
I curious as to why Futaba will still be your go to transmitter?
Futaba is still a better system and better quality transmitter
Hi Andy want your take on Frsky vs spektrum. I think Frsky is the same or like a Jeti transmitter.
Spektrum belongs in the trash can! Frsky is similar to jeti as far as being multi protocols. They utilize the protocols differently though
I agree on horizon hobby-spektrum junk
Hi Andy will this work with any 900/915MHZ with a sbus out like the- FrSky R9 SX ACCESS OTA 6/16CH PWM/SBUS Long Range
Hi, thanks a lot for your video. I am considering buying it: did you test the range in 2.4 GHz only (no 900 mhz) before telemetry is lost and before a signal alert?
Any review of the new FrSky TD receivers, e.g for possible interference between frequencies?
What is your overall confidence with this radio compared to Futaba in terms of reliability of RF link between Transmitter and receiver? Thanks a lot
I trust the frsky system in all my planes but Futaba is still preferred
@@n1114v thanks a lot for your reply!
@@n1114v Hi, I found a serious a problem with the Tandem receiver TD R10 (2.4 Ghz+900 Mhz): the servos start to jitter / chatter strongly when I install the receiver in the fuselage (analog servos, Hitech and Emax). The issue disappears when I turn off the telemetry or wrap the 900 Mhz antenna with aluminum foil, so the issue should be the 900 Mhz telemetry. Unfortunately it is not possible to turn it off separately from the 2.4 Ghz telemetry! Does anyone know if the normal 2.4Ghz receivers have the same jitter issue?
maybe its a homebuilt with a combination of features from other models.
Looks like a Zlin
@@johncirri Modified Zlin or Dalotel - that’s what I thought too.
I have a ix20 Spektrum yes you're right my old receivers did not work with the new ix20 I sold all my old receivers move on with the new technology
What is range ?
Which one is best
Skyroid m12l vs frsky tandem x20 pro 😢😢😢😢
Range is out of sight! The X20 pro is the way to go
@@n1114v in km please!
Can we look live fpv camera in screen?
@@Javedkhan-f1u5n range all depends on witch reciever you choose. I've never done any FPV so I'm not sure
Nice radio and nice plane. What is this plane model?
Super weekend special
did you try the bluetooth telemetry yet? nothing to pair with from what Iv'e tried
Never tried! I'm way to old school.
Hey man, nice video! I just received my X20S and was wondering if you have anymore info on the setup for the 900MHz redundant receiver? Can't find anything in the manuals or on the net about wiring hookups or menu setups. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanx.
it's just sbus out to sbus in
did you try the bluetooth telemetry ?
@@FourthWayRanch no not yet.
I figured out the redundancy and got a 900MHz back up going now
man i really wanna try too, just not sure what to use it on
Hi Andrew, does the X20 come with that nice looking carry case? Nice looking Tx. Wonder how the gimbles compare to my DX9. I joined Battle Creek Balsa Bees. But I'm a little hesitant to fly out there with my larger has stuff by myself. Being retired I can fly anytime. Give me a shout, I'll join you out there.
Comes with the case! I have flown my 35% extra and my jets out there..... no problem.
@@n1114v I agree the field looks great and I'm sure it's plenty big enough for my 85" Slick. But call me sissy I don't like flying that one alone. The Balsa Bees field is just too remote for my comfort flying alone. Tomorrow I'll probably go up to Saranac. Most often there is someone around.
That is a Spinks Akromaster.
Nope..... it's a super weekend special in akromaster scheme
Yeah they came along way then made a U-turn.
Huh!
You talked about the wiring and how you had no idea to do it but got a friend to help,you and show the colour coded wires, so why not show that here
Wasn't interested in tearing the plane apart
Is it Free Sky or Fr Sky? I have been saying F R Sky.
I think you meant ghz not mghz
Everyone says free sky! Its 2.4 ghz and 900 mghz
I have been a FrSky + OpenTX user for over five years in small and large scale airplanes, but for the last 12 months I started encountering some mysterious issues that impacted my confidence somewhat. I've started flying turbines and because of my loss of confidence with FrSky I moved over to Jeti. So far, Jeti has been amazingly rock solid and none of the issues I experienced with FS have reoccurred. I am still using FrSky with my smaller and planes and will try to find out the root cause and solution to the issues that were occurring, but I'm obviously not keen on problem solving with large and expensive airplanes. I am planning to buy a Tandem in the near future, so your video provided great insight on their new-gen radio.
What problems you encounter with the Frsky?
ヾ(--;)ぉぃぉぃ飛ばないのかよ😂
That is like these people spend $1600 or even $700 on a fucking transmitter and put a $15 receiver in it and then lose their airplane because they don’t wanna spend $85 on a good receiver but they’ll tear up a $600 airplane makes no sense
Easy there killer......count to 10!
What did you test in this video?
Frsky x20 transmitter