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M.I.G. Head Tracker for Futaba, DX8, FlySky, TH9B, IMAX 9X, Turnigy 9X and more...
| - Futaba | in general Futaba 7 series radios and above support the HT |
| Unsupported radios | - Hitec Aurora9 |
Details:, Fatshark came out with M.I.G, a new head tracking system that uses a combination of Magnetic Inertion Gyro, Known Supported radios:, - ezUHF (note ezUHF supports HT independently from the radio used, if your radio does not support HT, then can add HT via ezUHF, : The HT PCB can be easily damaged by accidentally applying voltage to the PPM line or vise versa, damage your radio. Fat Shark will not warranty any damage due to modified cables. Cables are inexpensive and in stock at most retailers.,
sensors that self-corrects any drift. No need to be pointing to
north or south, it will work in any direction!
It includes all the cables to power the head tracker from BASE, RCV922, or
Dominator goggles if desired, as well as a Futaba trainer connector
(with power), or a JR style connector (Spektrum DX8, FlySky TH9B, IMAX 9X, Turnigy 9X, or similar radios that have compatible trainer functions).
Click here for an updated list of compatible rc radios.
Working voltage 6V - 13V (2S or 3S lipo can be used to power it).
Click here to see the manual
NOTE FROM FATSHARK.
Head Tracker Radio Support. List of supported radio and instructions
Your RC radio must be able to selectively assign trainer functions for the higher channels (ch5-8) in order to work. Many radios can do selective assignment but only on the 4 primary controls. Read your RC radio manual 1st before requesting support for your radio.
- Futaba 10C
- Futaba 10cg
- Futaba 14mZ (see setup notes in thread)
- Turnigy 9X/ FlySky THB9
- Spektrum DX7s (latest f/w with programmable master function in the trainer menu)
- Spektrum DX8
- Spektrum DX10t
- Spectrum DX7 (I've heard recent software can support this, please update if true
- Futaba 6EX
- WFly 8
- Sanwa RD8000
- Sanwa RD6000
- Multiplex Cockpit SX
Data cable specification attached.
WARNING TO ANYONE ATTEMPTING TO MAKE YOUR OWN CABLE
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Found 11 years, 9 months ago