Spektrum DX6i copied by Orange (HobbyKing)

[nightstalker]

Hmm looks interesting but also worrying

HobbyKing Daily - OrangeRX Transmitter - YouTube

[xygax]

Nice orange thing... $64... i ordered one... it will fly stoners TDR..>!
Steve

[blahblah]

The OrangeRX screen looks better than the DX6i screen, backlit and larger!

[nitros]

Spektrum DX6i copied by Orange (HobbyKing)

Can be good for a micro blade helis

[tomatwalden]

Can be good for a micro blade helis

Yup, DSM2 only (no DSMX), but for micros that wouldn't really be a concern

[Boggy]

At £40.49 Its a cheap alternative for the micro's/sim etc, It must have approval surely?so it can be sold in the uk. and in all honesty cant be any worse than other cheap tx's such as walkera/Planet.(the orange rx's actually work ok,quite a few plankers us them with no problems

[cjcj1949]

Lets hope they haven't copied the Dx6i pots. I remember people laughing at the Japanese rubbish, not so funny when our motor bike industry went west.

[xygax]

I think that would be 'East'

Steve

[Liam B.]

The question is, Will it blend?
Looks like cheap plastic that would crack/break from slight wack from the side.
Liam

[Kwickkwack]

Spektrum DX6i copied by Orange (HobbyKing)

The question is, Will it blend?
Liam

Definitely not as good as a Kenwood Chef 😂

[dani_r]

A nice alternative to buying a new DX6i. Although you can pick up a DSM2 version for not much more than that these days.

[skeldog]

Looks quite smart

[cjcj1949]

It's a good way to start with Phoenix and then a small heli. Once you go to 450 or above I think you need better quality like JR, Futaba or Multiplex. They do a module to fit in a JR as well. Cheap Orange rxs are probably ok for 450s though as they don't get that far, or if they do they don't come back, as far as I can see...Their cheapo rxs have proper fail safe, going back to bind values, so you can bind to zero pitch in a heli or a bit of rudder on a plank, enough to bring it back, or at least circle.

[Sao]

It must have approval surely?so it can be sold in the uk.

Yeah right...

"This little gem even features an adjustable RF power output setting in the menu, allowing users to switch between US and EU power standards."

I can't see something that can run a higher power being passed to CE standards

[Boggy]

Yeah right...

"This little gem even features an adjustable RF power output setting in the menu, allowing users to switch between US and EU power standards."

I can't see something that can run a higher power being passed to CE standards

then look at a dx6i