DTXMX FS-i6X 10CH Radio Transmitter and Receiver FS-iA10B 2.4G RC Controller for Airplane Helicopter FPV Drone RC Quadcopter Fly in The vast Sky (Mode-2)

For over 50 years, I have had some sort of R/C controller in my hands but maybe only two to three times a month. Therefore, I won't spend for the high-end stuff. I never would have believed how far the hobby would come or see prices this low. I will also note that I am now 3D printing construction equipment like excavators, dozers, and front end loaders. scale is roughly 1/14th and I use a twin stick radio in self centering dual stick mode. I haven't flown a plane in many years but could with the radios that are made now with switchable mode on the left stick. (No I don't recall the fancy names they have for that stuff,LOL) This radio has a left and right variable right roller knob located at the respective top lower corners that I tie to the tracks of an excavator for example, and then use the sticks for boom and stick operation. I have never had an issue with this brand. Never had quality concerns. No malfunctions across 8 different models and 3 different radios from this brand. Receivers are priced very competitively. Lows: Only glaring omission is naming models is limited to numbers. I have gotten used to putting a stick on number on top of the cab of my models, and then I have to use the menu on the radio to switch to it. Out of the box, when you switch screens or setup a model, the delay to auto change back to run mode is way too short, at least for me. But that can be changed in the setup field. I highly recommend this brand if you would rather spend money on models than radios and electronics.

Works as expected.

Great remote offers more than the DX6 on channels,storage,and it works great for the price! Just wish the reciver was a little more durable for what ever reason bothe the red leads fell off of it and the signal went out and well you know but great transmitter!

Only giving 4 stars because programming. It isn't explained in the manual it came with. I will recommend it as you can connect telemetry sensors to it and it's a 10-channel receiver. the control responses are excellent in my opinion though i bought it for crawler RC builds. Programming isn't hard once you can get into the settings. I bought it for the 10-channel set up. I plan on a 4-wheel steer, dig, 2 speed transfer case, a snowplow with up-down left right movement, and plenty of lights. So far, I have the throttle, and a servo connected for the dig function.

Easy to set up and fly, good value for the money.

Ehilenit feels pretty cheap, this thing is pretty indestructible. While out at the river using our rc boats, my friends 2 year old hurled my remote into the water. I drained it, popped off the back to let it dry, and it works great! The remote has everything I want in it, and it's awesome as I expand my rc use, I keep finding more things that this remote can do. It's saved my have to by servo reversers, y cables, and more. I love this thing.

UPDATE: I’ve had this controller for over a year now and still have not figured out how to get VRA and VRB to work. I tried to update the firmware but that did not work. I contacted FlySky and provided a video of every step I was doing (as they requested). They contacted me once then just dropped of the radar. For the price, I’d give this transmitter 5 stars but I can’t get any configuration software to recognize the VRA and VRB knobs. Yes, I have configured them on the actual RC and they do show they are working on the RC’s “Display” screen. But they don’t show up when calibrating the radio in Mission Planner.

I bought to see how " cheap" i can get flying. I have a Spektrum radio but bought this to see how well it works. It works great!! If you getting started inr/c planes, start here. The extra recievers are inexpensive, radio holds 10 model memories i think, and you can adjust everything like the more expensive radios.

Very nice little radio with tons of features. I think it's the best buy for this price.