:) ;)

Use the manual. Or download it. It's not rocket science

Yes they will!

Absolutely!

Frsky Taranis

No

It may work fine, most important object to keep spaced away from it is the battery, and only then if it is a fairly large pack. Smaller means less chance for signal blockage :)

@@SpektrumRCvideos so it's okay for the reciver to be under a closed canopy lid?

@@dazspurs9899 As long as the canopy is not made of metal or carbon fiber it should be fine :)

@@SpektrumRCvideos thanks for replying 👍🏻

Lmfao why? It's already super light. You want a micro receiver then buy one

If the RX is placed appropriately, then it will work, but in Gas and other combustion powered models you have more chances of the signal being blocked my items in the airframe. Such as fuel tanks and the engine. If you are going to use in one of these models then make sure that the RX is well away from other objects that can block signal. For the best reception with out signal path blockage, we recommend a receiver with a remote receiver.

Hi Hifin, there is no port for a remote receiver. Good question! Thank you

@@SpektrumRCvideos ....so whats the port for ?

Hi Duncan! Yes there are! The MR4000 fits the bill nicely. www.horizonhobby.com/mr4000-dsmr-4-ch-marine-rec-spmmr4000

@@SpektrumRCvideos thanks for the reply but you're MR4000 doesn't fit the bill as you say ! I bought a DX6R for 6 channels not 4 or I could have saved $400 ! This is if i ever get the DX6R working as it doesn't recognize my controller as a DX6R for the firmware update needed to get it up and running

Duncan mcmullan sell it and get a taranis, you re much better of with that for a cheaper price

a boat receiver

Absolutely!

Very soon! Next week at the latest!

They will not.

Thank you for the quick reply.

Make sure your throttle trim is in the middle. If it is too high, the esc will not initialize because it thinks it is getting input and as a safety feature it will disable output until it sees throttle at a low input.

Boston SAM Hmmm, normally FMS has a break out board that takes care of this. Did you swap the servo for something non-oem? Unfortunately no the Battery port is only a battery port. If you are out of channels and need to reverse a servo I would suggest a in line servo reverser. Hope that helps!

SpektrumRC stock planes. Can you send me a link for reverser? I need 2

@@sambuvca22 We no longer make one :( But there are plenty to be found on Ebay. A simple google search for "servo reverser" will point you in the right direction :)

SpektrumRC I found them. I appreciate your help and let it be known, I only use spektrum products in my birds. I’ll looking into servo replacement. I was able to reverse servo arm and move the servo starboard so the arm was free of tension on p40. Not sure I have that option with p51 though.

I just got this receiver and kind of crashed landed my plane. I did range test on the ground it was not very encouraging.

Best to use one equipped with a fly bar less system or specific to helis. But if you're good at dealing with spektrum programming then yes they are great

It is a full range receiver which is line of sight. If you can see the model you can fly it. On our ground tests we were getting about .95 of a mile, but that is literally on the ground walking away from the tx until it failsafes. it is much better in the air because it is more open with less reflection and blockage from the ground. Should work very well on a 3 meter sailplane. Hope that helps!

@@SpektrumRCvideos Thank You. I appreciate the response. I will be buying one for my Bird of Time.

No mention of AS3X so I would guess no AS3X.

Useless for any DLG with a carbon nose cone (ie most modern ones).

Yeah, vario would be nice, but I would still want 7 channel for powered full house.

The bind button only works at power-on or if you hold it down for a significant time before it gets signal from your radio.

So it won't do anything if you press it during flight

@ 2.05 - might want to rewatch this.

Yes, John didn't get into the super-specifics here, but it's in the manual. :-) "The receiver will also enter bind mode if you power on the receiver and then press the bind button before the receiver has connected to any transmitter."

Brian Phillips do you plan on flying your airplane with a mouse inside and you are worried that he might press the bind button? How the heck are you going to press the bind button on your receiver while in flight.

Hi JBRC, Make sure your AR410 is a good distance from any batteries or fuel. more then 3 inches

@@SpektrumRCvideos Thank you. JB

@@SpektrumRCvideos Can I wrap the battery with Tin foil ?

I struggle to see how that might help? I would not recommend it and likely will only make matters worse for the RF.

@@SpektrumRCvideos WEll. i AM struggling with this Radio and receiver, it is the worst thing ever I wasted 200 dollars Canadian it crashed my plane so I want a refund from Spectrum. Thanks

Really depends on your setup. If you can get the receiver far enough from batteries, ESC, Engines etc then you should be ok. That being said, a comprehensive range test is always recommended. Hope that helps!

Would it be best to install a Remote Antenna/ Receiver to the AR620 ?

Why would you want to? There is no way to turn failsafes off completely. There are 2 options for how failsafe is performed and that is covered in the manual :)

Why? You have 4 channels. Buy something that isnt a toy and get enough channels to progress and actually learn. Never buy a receiver with more channels than your transmitter

@@krotchlickmeugh627 will these work in rc trucks too🤔 better than having short wires within the receiver box I guess

@@gonzodetroitify I don't see why not. But you won't be able to use your remote I don't believe. They have surface versions of this same receiver tho

Yes, mine shows flight pack voltage on the telemetry screen.

Well, considering your YT profile mentions RC Truckers, I would assume you are asking about these receivers in a surface model, and they are not designed for that. That said, these have excellent range when used in an aircraft :) in our testing they get well over 3500 feet but depending on your setup and installation your mileage may vary ;)

No, Air only

Not recommended

No, we recommend using a ESC, BEC or Receiver pack for power

@@SpektrumRCvideos thank you, I used to fly rc 30 years ago and the battery plugged into the receiver,though that was with an engine, ic

AR400 and AR610 and other single feeder antenna receivers.

Conventional wired antenna version...

SpektrumRC hello I'm trying to get some kind antenna like TBS Crossfire for dx6e controller can you recommend something of you product 4 long range

With out a trainer or serial port on the DX6e, you are going to be hard pressed to get a long range module to work. One thing you could do is get a Sbus receiver, like the AR7700, and use that as a sort of daisy chain to a Crossfire, but that is a big work around. If you want the best of crossfire the iX12 is the way to go.

@@romanagosto9. To me, it sounds like you have not done your homework and want to send something way way out there. I have the DX6E and it's great for my planes, but I also have more Spektrum, and Futaba, and FrSky (each their own purpose). Really though, do keep asking questions so you can find out you can't slap an antenna on something and fly to the moon.

29.99 for the 4 channel!

Not recommended :) But you can if you are using a "Air" Transmitter

@@SpektrumRCvideos does it need a separate power source or could it be powered by the esc?

Sailplane mode, you can set it to dump it out of a thermal vs flying away (you can set it to deploy spoilers and down elevator). In normal it just levels the control surfaces and kills the throttle

Anyone know what is flyby

Not on the AR410 and AR620.

Thanks for the reply. I hope some receivers in the future will support it

When your antenna wire gets bent because of limited space in your battery bay you will figure out why. This is especially true for 64mm and other smaller airframe models.

800' is for the telemetry, not the control link.

Range is great on foam or balsa models, beyond line of sight. But with carbon sheeted pods and fuselages you will still want to use a antenna with a whip that can escape the fuselage. Hope that helps!

Yeah but lemon are shit so thats why

@@mark675 false I run them in all my planes even 50cc. Orange rx is shit, but lemon is in another ball park of their own. I have never had signal loss with my lemon rx with a satellite on them. however i have had issues with my $150 dsmx helicopter receiver not wanting to stay bound. i realize once in a while you get a bad receiver, but so far i have had zero problems with a Lemon RX.

How much does frsky pay you? lol.

@@mtlfpv Zero, I like frsky stuff because it works and does not lose rf link and lose my stuff or glitch, all for much less cost. Hint, you dont always get what you pay for (Spekrum). Look at how little you get and the price this cost, just taking advantage of the uninformed, poor victims, reminds me of CrApple. The best comeback I hear at my field, speky has great service, be cause they need to use it so often, just sad. I have a Taranis x9d from the first batch, zero issues in 7+ years, almost 40 Rx's, what would that set you back going speky, about a house down payment. 6ch for almost $300 shipped, lol, wtf they thinking? That is just wrong. www.horizonhobby.com/product/dx6-6-channel-dsmx-transmitter-only-gen-3/SPMR6750.html The smartest thing speky has done was hire a guy that new 2.4ghz freq hopping and hired him to get it to work, I will give them credit for hiring that guy.

Yes