Re:ArduBee – A micro drone for open source development
by foobarian on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @06:25PM
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Speaking of transmitters, what is a good entry level transmitter/receiver combo to get into for hacking servo-based RC projects? So far I like a Spektrum DX6 controller best I just wish it was a bit smaller for my kid's hands.
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Re:ArduBee – A micro drone for open source development
by chrisdalke on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @07:32PM
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Look up the Jumper T16 - it’s a multiprotocol transmitter that supports most of the major brands, which means you’re not tied into any brand receiver.
Re:ArduBee – A micro drone for open source development
by StavrosK on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @08:16PM
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The Jumper T176 is amazing, if you're going to get a good TX you want to last you a while, get that. If you want a cheap, small one with not too many capabilities but that a child can use, get one of the cheaper FlySky ones.