Compatible Transmitters

[coptermanic]

Guys,
does anyone know whether the Walkera WK-2601 TX is compatible with Phoenix 2.5? [It's the one what comes with their 4G3 micro 6ch (crap) copter].

Thanks..

[Mart61]

From Phoenix's web site:

The current supported transmitter list is as follows:

All JR MC/MX (no adaptor required) - ** MC-series requires "DSC Interface" Accessory **
Spektrum DX6/DX6i/DX7 (no adaptor required) - ** NOT new DX7 Special Edition "SE" version **
Spektrum DX5e (adaptor required)
All Futaba (Futaba round or square adaptor required)
Futaba FX-18 with 2.5mm stereo training port (FX-18 adaptor required)
All Hitec (Hitec adaptor required)
All Multiplex (Multiplex adaptor required)
All Sanwa RD and RDS series (Sanwa adaptor required)
E-sky (Mini-DIN adaptor required)
Co-Pilot (Mini-DIN adaptor required)
Blade CX-2 (no adaptor required)
Art-tech 100B (no adaptor required)
Art-tech 100C (Art-tech 100C adaptor required)
Walkera 2401, 2601 (Using MINI-DIN adaptor supplied with transmitter)
Walkera 2801 (adaptor required)

[coptermanic]

Thanks Martin. It was just an idea, as I still have that Tx in the shed, and it could become my "suitcase tx", as long as I can find that lead!!!!!!!!!!!

[coptermanic]

.....carrying on.......does the lead fit into the Phoenix lead? Or is it a USB? Am intruigued. Will the walkera TX require its batteries or will it be powered through the lead? where did i put that lead anyway???

[Ayrobat]

Yep, the phoenix lead plugs into the Walkera attachment. You do need your batteries in the Tx. It does work I used to use my 2401 with the sim.

Pete

[coptermanic]

All I have to do is find the bloody thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tiddler]

All I have to do is find the bloody thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Its behind you.....

Oh no it isn't.......

Oh yes it is.......

[coptermanic]

I don't know which lead you are referring to. The Walkera TX has a round connector with several pin slots [whatever that is called], and my Phoenix Spektrum lead has a USB at on end, a single, earphones type pin the other end, both sealed to a clever box.
I can find nothing to connect the two??

[Grant85]

Mike,
Take a look here,What you need is a lead that connects to the end of the sim cable (the earphone jack style bit) which then enables it to plug into a 7 pin type plug.

Evolution RC,Rockamp,Kokam,Align,Beam,Rave,Wera,Synergy,ElyQ ,Scorpion,Rapicon,Spartan> Home > Simulators


Or there is this but it's a 6 pin.Is yours definately 7 pin mate?
http://www.evorc.com/section.php/12/1/simulators
Hope this helps.
Cheers Grant.

[coptermanic]

Just going to shed to check.......

[unwind-protect]

Some of the Walkera txes don't come supplied with the adapter, because they don't have the stuff inside to support the port (I believe ones from Buzzflyer were originally like that).

If you can't find yours I should have a spare one around here somewhere I'm not using.

[coptermanic]

The back of the Tx has a round plug socket, inside are 4 little holes and a big rectangular one. If my camera was working, I would take a pic...

[Grant85]

Alright,So here is the Tx you have got;
WALKERA--CHINA

And from looking at it,the plug on the rear appears to be 4 pins and two like long section bits.
http://www.walkera.com/cn/admin/info...k/2601I-II.jpg

^^ click on the second link here and zoom in ;-)

[coptermanic]

Yup, that's the one

[Birdie4x4]

You have been a long time in that shed, have you found something else to play with.