Best RC Receiver I Have Ever Used || X6B 

in pixhawk there is a dedicated port for voltage module or you can say power module, then you have to enable the function on mission planner.

Kindly I need to read the voltage from flysky remote control do I need to connect the voltage sensor from X6B to pixhawk? This is what I meant. I already connected the ibus to pixhawk but I wanted to know if in the same time I can connect the voltage sensor also. Thanks

@@nidalfayad3689 you need to connect the voltage sensor of x6b with your flight battery

Yes

ok

It has all outputs like PWM, PPM, iBUS so you can use it almost every flight controller.

No changes needed just use the specific port for specific type of output.

You need to go to the me u and then RX setup and find output mode in its menu press OK and it will show you what mode is in use. Use the up and down buttons to switch between ppm and press OK, then use up down to choose i-bus or s-bus pressing ok again will bring you to the ppm pwm option. Press and hold cancel key till it exits that screen and is in rx setup menu, long pressing cancel is the way settings are saved keep that in mind.

Do you have 6s or 4s and did you plug it in ibus pad?

@@koressdavid hey this was one year ago! Do you need help i just replaced rx it was faulty get refund from banggood!

@@josipm.6125 oh well sorry fam just trying to help

There is one female 3 pin connector with positive ground and signal the signal wire is for ch 1 ie ailerons. All other wires are female 3 pin sockets but with a single wire in just one pin and that is the control or signal line for different channels. I'm doing this for the first time and had been told I will get FS IA10B receiver which was easy forme to use because it has 10 channels and they are the same kind as the ones I have seen in other receivers this one has no information on it just those wires and one with a bunch of wires. I wonder why flysky is giving this with FS i6x which is a new model and fs must be aware that a lot of people buying the TX are noobs so give them something that's easy instead of burning escs.

In all output (PWM, i-BUS, PPM) it have a Power cable which I connect directly to the a ESC as like any other receiver. So now it dray power from the BEC of the ESC. :)

Yes

1.5 Km or 1500 meter

I think with tx fs i6x getting to more range,

@@districtfpv6394 I will try and say

No custom issue because that time they provide a option of direct ship to INDIA.

What do you mean, they have always been sending direct to India why would they ship it to any other place when the order is from India? They have started banggood.in which could be reason for no custom duty. Or checking I suppose. Just a guess.

Buy it from India, there are many places selling it for a great price and it will come in 2 days max instead of 15. The cost benefit isn't that substantial when I can get it early. Rs. 4000 to 4800 is what it is available for China will be around 3800 or more. I bought mine recently and had explored all options after which I bought from India instead of Ali, Bg, gearbest etc. Do some searching and exploring see if you get a better deal or find it better to order from Bg etc.

Yes

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Online, are u dense?

I'm getting 1.8km range make sure antennas are in 90 degree position

@@MakerHand i kust got this rx yesterday and updated fsi6 my osd rssi went down to 3db about 100 meters away :(