15-01-2013, 06:45 AM
[quote='Steven' pid='18748' dateline='1358171227']
Just to clear something up for you, Chris, the Phoenix uses a real transmitter, unlike Real Flight that uses a USB toyish one.
FYI about the product:
The cable included with the Phoenix is your typical 3.? mm stereo plug, and works with all current model Spektrum radios and most J.R. Other adapter cables are available if you own a Futaba, Hitec, Multiplex, etc... radio.
It is available with a Spektrum DX5e radio too, but if you are setting up from scratch, you are better off with a radio with more flexibility (and exponentials & end points) like a Spektrum DX6i, for example.
Many thanks for the heads up.
Just to clear something up for you, Chris, the Phoenix uses a real transmitter, unlike Real Flight that uses a USB toyish one.
FYI about the product:
The cable included with the Phoenix is your typical 3.? mm stereo plug, and works with all current model Spektrum radios and most J.R. Other adapter cables are available if you own a Futaba, Hitec, Multiplex, etc... radio.
It is available with a Spektrum DX5e radio too, but if you are setting up from scratch, you are better off with a radio with more flexibility (and exponentials & end points) like a Spektrum DX6i, for example.
Many thanks for the heads up.
It wouldn't kill me to miss flying for one day, but then again, why risk it.