Transmitter for Belt CP?

[Tiger S33]

Hi all, just want to know which transmitter is most suitable for esky Belt CP? Been heard that the original analog esky 6 ch is difficult to do permanent setting. Is this true?

[wan81sg]

Hi all, just want to know which transmitter is most suitable for esky Belt CP? Been heard that the original analog esky 6 ch is difficult to do permanent setting. Is this true?

the analog is not good very good for trimming the helicopter, alot of function dun have.
depend on wat is ur price range u looking for, the normal cheap tx is optic 6 or futaba 6exhp. those are below $350
if u are looking of good tx then u can look at futaba 9chp super or jr 9 ch tx. those cost around $600-$800
then u still need rx

[Bee_Flower]

Better to buy 2.4GHz Tx..... like this type

http://shop.radiocontrol-sports.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=1603

which model depends on ur budget..... got $$ buy higher range so don have to upgrade again.....

[foxkilo]

Hi all, just want to know which transmitter is most suitable for esky Belt CP? Been heard that the original analog esky 6 ch is difficult to do permanent setting. Is this true?

The futaba 6exhp suffers from not having sub-trim feature for fine-tuning servo position, IMHO. And it's dedicated to heli use.

If looking for all-rounder TX, can also be used for planes, then the Optic 6 is a better choice - although it's a bit dated by now...

The DX6i suggested by another bro here is also a good all-rounder TX for planes and heli with the necessary features and value for money - but the RX is pricey!

IMHO, still prefer FM TX like the Optic 6, which enables use of cheaper FM RXs, even sometimes across brands. As long as you fly alone most of the time, then freq interference is not so much an issue.

[premonition08]

dx6i. i love it... dx7 too expensive for me