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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / January 2007Esky USB controller and Reflex
Is it possible to get Esky USB controller working with Reflex simulator? Perhaps by hacking up some cable so that it can be connected to the dongle. I'd prefer using it instead of my real tx since I don't have to worry about charging batteries but Reflex does not have support for USB controllers. This what I did I cut the walkera connection off the 650niMH battery that came with 22e heli and put a JST cooection on.Did same with the reciver plug.Isnt it ok to change out the connector on the reciever? The battery had 3 wires 2 red and 1 black.I solderd 1 red and 1 black to the JST connector and just coverd the other red wire up.What did I do wrong?PLEASE REPLY thank you. > This what I did I cut the walkera connection off the 650niMH battery that > came with 22e heli and put a JST cooection on.Did same with the reciver [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the JST connector and just coverd the other red wire up.What did I do > wrong?PLEASE REPLY thank you. I think it's fair to say you f.cked up in a big way Fred and you'll be looking at buying a new Rx. You're lucky though, coz if you were into anything big enough to REALLY call a helicopter model, then your fuckups would cost a damned sight more than a new Rx. So maybe there IS a silver lining to the cloud that is electric mini copters after all.  SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 > Is it possible to get Esky USB controller working with Reflex simulator? > Perhaps by hacking up some cable so that it can be connected to the > dongle. > I'd prefer using it instead of my real tx since I don't have to worry > about > charging batteries but Reflex does not have support for USB controllers. You're right, it doesn't, but if you remove either your Tx module or crystal, the battery drain is so small you can "fly" for a week solid without needing to charge the batteries. SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 |
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