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04-18-2012, 09:28 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Phoenix cable for DX6i
Does anyone have a link to a place to buy the cable that connects the DX6i to a computer for the Phoenix Sim? Is this available at RadioShack?
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04-18-2012, 09:30 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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i think the only way to get one is in package when you buy the sim.
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04-18-2012, 09:38 AM | #3 (permalink) |
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I think the only time they will actually send out the dongle is if you send them a bad dongle back first. But other than that, they don't sell the dongle separately. It's their way of preventing pirated copies of phoenix.
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04-18-2012, 09:45 AM | #4 (permalink) |
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Not the dongle, the cable that connects the controller to your computer. It should be a stereo to USB
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04-18-2012, 10:23 AM | #5 (permalink) |
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The DX5e and DX6i use a mono plug. From what I was told, the original usb adapter that comes with PRC already has the correct mono plug to support the DX6i.
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04-18-2012, 10:26 AM | #6 (permalink) | |
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From their web site: I hi-lited in blue for ya. Phoenix is supplied with its own USB interface which must be connected to the training port of a compatible radio/transmitter in order to successfully control the simulated models. Some makes/models of radio may require an extra adaptor. A full list of compatible radios can be found below: • All JR MC/MX (no adaptor required) - ** MC-series requires "DSC Interface" Accessory ** • Spektrum DX6 / DX6i / DX7 / DX8 / DSX9 / DSX10 (no adaptor required) - ** NOT new DX7 Special Edition "SE" version ** • Spektrum DX5e older-style with SIDE training port ("DX5e adaptor" required) • Spektrum DX5e new-style with REAR training port (no adaptor required) • All Futaba ("Futaba/Hitec round" or "Futaba square" adaptor required) • Futaba FX-18 with 2.5mm stereo training port ("Futaba FX-18" adaptor required) • Hitec Aurora (no adaptor required) • All Hitec except "Aurora" ("Futaba/Hitec adaptor" required - "Aurora" requires no adaptor) • All Multiplex ("Multiplex" adaptor required) • All Sanwa RD and RDS series ("Sanwa adaptor" required) • E-sky ETB41 2.4 ghz (no adaptor required) • Other E-sky ("Mini-DIN adaptor" required) • Co-Pilot ("Mini-DIN adaptor" required) • Blade CX, CP, CP+, CP Pro – ("RTMAMINIDIN - PHOENIX MINI-DIN (ESKY) adapter" is required) • Blade CX2, CX3, CP Pro 2, Blade SR – no adapter is needed • Parkzone Transmitters with training jack ("DX5e adaptor" required) • Art-tech 100B (no adaptor required) • Art-tech 100C ("Art-tech 100C adaptor" required) • Walkera 2401, 2601 (Using "MINI-DIN adaptor" supplied with transmitter) • Walkera 2402, 2602 ("Walkera 2801 adaptor" required) • Walkera 2801 ("Walkera 2801 adaptor" required) Please note that the following transmitters are not supported: • USB controller devices and joysticks • Spektrum DX7 "SE" version (This radio has no training output for R/C simulators) • Hobbyzone transmitters and any transmitter included with ParkZone or E-Flite Ultra Micro products • All Walkera except 2401, 2601, 2402, 2602 and 2801 (see above) • Any other transmitter without a compatible training port |
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