Model Boat Mayhem

Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Radio Equipment => Topic started by: tugboattam on April 17, 2015, 02:42:12 pm

Title: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: tugboattam on April 17, 2015, 02:42:12 pm
Hi all,  I was told the above transmitter could be used for boats so on a mad impulse I bought one without doing more research. I have been able so far to run the motor on the right stick but have not been able to get the rudder working, at this time, all I want is to get the motor running on the left hand stick and the rudder on the right one. Can anyone give me an idiot's guide to this ? or have I wasted my money.  Thanks in advance for any replies. {:-{
Title: Re: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: tr7v8 on April 17, 2015, 03:07:09 pm
Right stick will be aileron connection on the rx. Have you tried this? On Mode 2 the rudder will also be on the LH stick
Title: Re: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: Netleyned on April 17, 2015, 03:14:10 pm
Throttle on rx to esc
Aileron on rx to rudder servo.
This should give you motor on left hand stick up and down
and steering on right hand stick left /right.



Ned
Title: Re: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: tugboattam on April 17, 2015, 03:37:25 pm
Sorry guys but when I said idiots guide I really did mean it !!! Can you make it clearer any sketches would help.
Title: Re: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: Tug-Kenny RIP on April 17, 2015, 04:51:11 pm
Your receiver has 6 sets of pins coming out of it.

 I would suggest that you plug the motor plug into each "one at a time" and make note of which transmitter lever it works on.  ( as the motor is known as working, and the rudder may have failed).

I used this system as I have various models and they are all different, so it's easy to forget what lever does what.   %)

cheers

ken
 
Title: Re: Flysky T6 2.4ghz 6 chanel transmitter mode 2
Post by: tugboattam on April 18, 2015, 01:51:38 pm
At Last !!!!!!   Got it sorted out, it was a faulty speed controller.  Thanks to all for help. {-)