will Devo 10 bind with OrangeRx R415X Receiver?

[ykcraz]

hi guys,

does anyone know if Devo 10 will bind with OrangeRx R415X Receiver ?


here's the long story, I'm a total newbie to RC stuff. I've just ordered an airplane online and since the page stated that the plane required a RX with 1.25mm Molex 3 Pin Connectors, so i order it together.
and no, i do not own a Devo 10, but am considering to get one. but i get confuse with those TX/RX compatibility issues. hope someone can enlighten me....

thanks!!



more product details::

OrangeRx R415X Receiver:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__47012__OrangeRx_R415X_DSMX_DSM2_Compatible_4Ch_Micro_2_4Ghz_Receiver.html

[timgoh0]

Not by default, but the deviation firmware appears to support DSM2/DSMX, which the receiver will accept.

Firmware can be found at [1]. CAREFULLY read the release notes first, there are some very annoying gotchas. Also, which airplane have you ordered and how do you intend to power the receiver?

The receiver is also compatible with most of the Spektrum air radios out there, out of the box. Perhaps consider that if you don't intend to run Walkera protocols?


[1] http://www.deviationtx.com/

[ykcraz]

Not by default, but the deviation firmware appears to support DSM2/DSMX, which the receiver will accept.

Firmware can be found at [1]. CAREFULLY read the release notes first, there are some very annoying gotchas. Also, which airplane have you ordered and how do you intend to power the receiver?

The receiver is also compatible with most of the Spektrum air radios out there, out of the box. Perhaps consider that if you don't intend to run Walkera protocols?





[1] http://www.deviationtx.com/

I ordered the Durafly™ Critical Mass Micro 440mm (PNF), product details below.

as for the battery, I have not yet decided which one to get though. But I know I will need a 2s battery, so I will see the amount of space i have inside the plane before i get the battery

Updates: i have just bought the Devo 10, since it can be flash to deviation that support DSM2/DSMX. initially i kind of mix up DSSS and DSM which gave me the idea that Devo 10 would work by default. thanks for making me realise that



product details of critical mass micro:
A super stable sports flyer in a micro package! The Durafly Critical Mass Micro 440mm comes 90% assembled right out of the box and can be ready to fly in just minutes.

The lightweight construction of this model, coupled with a proven airframe design gives this model a locked in feel while performing aerobatics, long smooth knife edge flight is a breeze. Many models of this size are often limited by linear servos or cheap components, but not the Critical Mass! featuring pre-installed, fully proportional HK-5320 Digital servos, a Turnigy ESC and an AP05-3000kv brushless motor The build quality is just fantastic. Fully hinged ailerons are another example of why the Critical Mass stands out from the crowd. This is a fast model to put together, the motor and ESC are pre-installed, leaving you to glue on the wing and cowl then go and fly!

Performance is of course what this model is all about and the Critical Mass is no slouch! Power is delivered courtesy of the powerful Turnigy Brushless motor running on 2s, for reliability a Turnigy ESC is pre-fitted and the servo/ESC connectors are all compatible with the 4 Channel Orange Micro RX (R415). This model might be cheap to put in the air, but make no mistake, this is one seriously capable aerobatic model, just make sure you take a handful of Lipoly batteries with you when you go and fly, racing the Durafly Critical Mass Micro around your local park is addictive!


Specs:
Wingspan: 440mm
Length: 400mm
Flying Weight: 80g
ESC: 6A w/BEC
Servo: HK-5320 Digital 1.7g x 4
Motor: AP05 3000kv Brushless Outrunner

Includes:
Instruction Book
Glue

Requires:
Your Own 4 Channel TX/RX (compatible RX with 1.25mm Molex 3 Pin Connectors)
180mAh 2s Lipoly Battery