| Transmitters (Tx) |
As you can imagine, Transmitters are an important part of this hobby. There would be
no RC anything without a Transmitter (Tx) to send signals and a Receiver (Rx) to
receive those signals.
There are many different brands Tx's in all different price ranges with many layouts.
You can get Tx's with as little as 4 channels and as many as 12 channels. The more
channels you have the more things you can hook up. An retractable wheels, the
movement of those wheels are controlled through a channel on the radio system. All
collective pitch helicopters are require 6ch's to work properly.
Tx's are also available in 4 different "modes" which have the controls laid out
differently. Most common is Mode 2, thats what most learn on and is the only mode we
use in the US.
no RC anything without a Transmitter (Tx) to send signals and a Receiver (Rx) to
receive those signals.
There are many different brands Tx's in all different price ranges with many layouts.
You can get Tx's with as little as 4 channels and as many as 12 channels. The more
channels you have the more things you can hook up. An retractable wheels, the
movement of those wheels are controlled through a channel on the radio system. All
collective pitch helicopters are require 6ch's to work properly.
Tx's are also available in 4 different "modes" which have the controls laid out
differently. Most common is Mode 2, thats what most learn on and is the only mode we
use in the US.
| Mode 2 Transmitter |
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