Originally Posted by theimacman

My video review. I'm actually quite impressed with this little tricopter!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3grBnKRdR4

wow! pretty good review!

I want one for me!

do you know the flight mode in that bloody bang & good?

http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-Sh...o-p-56008.html

they let the choice about that AorB body but don't give another important choice about mode!!!!

Originally Posted by skyenzo

wow! pretty good review!

I want one for me!

do you know the flight mode in that bloody bang & good?

http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-Sh...o-p-56008.html

they let the choice about that AorB body but don't give another important choice about mode!!!!

Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised by it, and am glad I bought it.

Let me check the instruction manual when I get home, but I'm pretty sure you can change control modes via some sort of stick/button input on the transmitter.

It came in Mode 2 (Throttle/Rudder on Left Stick; Elevator/Ailerons on Right Stick).

Originally Posted by theimacman

Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised by it, and am glad I bought it.

Let me check the instruction manual when I get home, but I'm pretty sure you can change control modes via some sort of stick/button input on the transmitter.

It came in Mode 2 (Throttle/Rudder on Left Stick; Elevator/Ailerons on Right Stick).

I think it is really exciting to "handle" an Y6 multirotor, even if sometimes it loses a prop around

I hope it will came in mode 2, I don't imagine how to change modes without open the radio and switch the internal springs

Anyway I can wait for an answer!
It is on backorder now!

Originally Posted by skyenzo

I hope it will came in mode 2, I don't imagine how to change modes without open the radio and switch the internal springs

Ah, yes, very true. I think maybe it only changes between Mode 2 and Mode 4.

Out of curiosity

Have you tried binding to a Ethos QX 75 TX ?

The modes can be changed:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=122

Originally Posted by XFM

Out of curiosity

Have you tried binding to a Ethos QX 75 TX ?

Good question! That'd be a nice easy fix for my sticking right gimbal.

I do have the Ethos, so I'll give that a shot tonight after work and report back.

Been getting some air time in on my Scorpion but still in pretty confined spaces. I did take it to the Conference Room at lunch today though so I got to play with the flip button. It flips quickly but then drops altitude quickly right after - have to remember to ramp up the throttle when flipping.

I'm running my batteries 4-5 minutes (timer usually set at 5 - started before I take off - and I crash a time or two, or 5 LOL). I've not multimetered the batteries - so hopefully I'm not killing them. I don't believe this little dude has any LVC to speak of??

BTW....I was a critic of the flip button at first. I love being able to flip the MQX all on my own. But I must admit, the flip button is a lot of fun - what little I've used it. My 11yo will think it's great! Haven't tried yet, but can this thing be flipped all sticks - no button?

Originally Posted by MassiveOverkill

The modes can be changed:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=122

Thanks for the precious info, sure it is necessary to keep 2 instead of 4 mode

But if one get a mode 1 radio?

Banggood doesn't give the way to choice between modes!

Is the transmitter 2.4Ghz? What is the range of flight? I ask as I consider this as fpv platform. It's really incredibly stable

Originally Posted by asanovrus

Is the transmitter 2.4Ghz? What is the range of flight? I ask as I consider this as fpv platform. It's really incredibly stable

Yes, it's 2.4ghz. The range would be the same as any other 2.4ghz, right?

Originally Posted by theimacman

Yes, it's 2.4ghz. The range would be the same as any other 2.4ghz, right?

not sure. actually some have different in descriptions (50,50,150) while some people say that fly 300meters with stock Tx with fpv(I might be confusing though). I think it depends on energy (like wifi A,B,C etc). Transmitter looks like a toy, how many AA batteries it takes?

Originally Posted by asanovrus

not sure. actually some have different in descriptions (50,50,150) while some people say that fly 300meters with stock Tx with fpv(I might be confusing though). I think it depends on energy (like wifi A,B,C etc). Transmitter looks like a toy, how many AA batteries it takes?

Well, technically you aren't supposed to fly RCs beyond line-of-sight, and the range will certainly be enough to cover that. I don't really know the specifics about range though.

The Tx takes 6AA batteries. And, yeah, it's pretty toyish. It's basically a repurposed Xbox 360 controller shell.

I can't wait for photos of curcit board and discussions of connectors and voltages on it. Toyish look of Tx is ok for me as carrying big one is harder. And would be nice if someone tried to bind it with different transmitters(like WL which are all compatible with each other: v929,v939,v949,v959,v911,v912)

I can't resist to press buy button anymore. This thing is so unusual, many companies compete in quads and helis but this kind of design I don't see. Are motors brushless? they look like ones. How about spare parts? I can't see any. I try to resist from buying it because it's not much popular so far and info is missing (did someone try it in wind? did attach camera?). I'm already waiting 3 quads and 1 big MJX F45 so relatives already thing that I'm shopoholic.