Help with HK500gt heli

[PEZAU]

I have a HK500gt with the following upgrades. I have a DX7 and would like to know if AR6200 is compatable. I have listed below all parts in the chopper
It has an:

• Ultra fast Futaba S9257 digital tail servo
• Turnigy digital servos x 3
• Turnigy 7.5A UBEC
• Hobbywing Pentium 80A ESC along with handy programing card
• HK 1600Kv electric motor
• HK 401B gyro (mod)
• Ball joint pliers,
• Blade balance stand
• Allen key drive handle for motor mount
• Pitch gauge

Upgrades:

• T-Rex hardened dampeners
• Carbon fiber/alloy tail servo plate
• Carbon fiber horizontal/vertical tail fins
• Metal tail holder
• Thrust bearings
• Metal wash-out control arms
• Metal flybar control arm set
• Thank you for any help
• PEZAU from Ausie land

[xpftp]

The AR6200 full range 6-channel receiver features DSM2™
technology and is compatible with all
Spektrum™
and JR®
aircraft radios that support DSM2 technology including:
JR12X, JRX9303, Spektrum DX7, Spektrum DX6i, Spektrum DX5e, Spektrum Module Systems


http://www.horizonhobby.com/pdf/SPMAR6200.pdf

[PauloG]

You will be fine with AR6200. Because this is a 500 class Heli, you will also need a satellite to go with this receiver.





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[Chris20]

I use a 6200 and it works flawlessly.

[PEZAU]

Thank you all. By the way I will need help setting up the chopper with Dx7. Any ideas would be helpfull .
Cheers PEZAU and once again thank you

[Dajavu*Xion]

Originally Posted by Gladiator

You will be fine with AR6200. Because this is a 500 class Heli, you will also need a satellite to go with this receiver.

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That is an opinion not a fact..many people, myself included fly 500s without a satalite. Safer ? Yes..nessesary..no.

[Blayd]

Originally Posted by Blueram

That is an opinion not a fact..many people, myself included fly 500s without a satalite. Safer ? Yes..nessesary..no.

+1... but if your going with Spektrum... better safe then sorry.

[wanderer56]

Originally Posted by Blayd

+1... but if your going with Spektrum... better safe then sorry.

+2. I'm from the safe than sorry camp here too. But everyone has their own opinion. A lot will depend on rx location, DSMX vs DSM2 and rf noise in the area you fly in and how far away from yourself you fly. The cost of the remote could quickly pay for itself if it prevents you from having a high $$$$ crash.

Just saying.

[Blayd]

All true. But I should clarify.. I don't fly with a satellite either.

[PauloG]

Though it is a bit of both, in my opinion It is still more fact than opinion.

For example: Look at page 20 (I think), on the Microbeast manual, it says something like "if installing the uBeast on a Heli bigger than 450 use 2 satellites".

I have seen technical posts here on HF explaining why you should use 2 sats/antennas. That they should be in different orientations, away from CF, etc, etc.

It is one of those decision you make that can really go wrong when it does go wrong.

- Go on a road trip with no spair tire?
- Why a second parachute if my trusty one always open?
- Why put the storm shutters up, the rain never hit us hard?

"Shortcuts can be costly, but, if Bruce Waine's parents wouldn't have taken a shortcut there would not be Batman." some Buddha saying...

So, like most of you said better safe than sorry.

Just saying - peace







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[wanderer56]

What! No Batman!

Who will save us from the evil forces that surround us?

[bling]

ant man