A low cost alternative for a highly functioning RC plane transmitter is evaluated, showing what the settings are and comparing it with the Spektrum NX6 transmitter. The Flysky FSST8 is shown to be a good low cost alternative, even though it is lacking some of the features provided by Spektrum NX radios. Note that this is a review of the "standard" version. There is now an upgraded version that has a "shoulder wheel" control and provision for two keys on the back. Also, the firmware in this review is old. The current version apparently has provision for a reduced power range check. We will try that out and update our review soon. We also have some three position switches on order, and will try installing those and show you what's involved. Finally, we have made enquiries about "Hall Effect" gimbals. Firmware is available for them. So, subscribe and keep checking to see what new things we have to help you.
Content:
00:00 Flysky FSST8 vs Spektrum NX6 RC transmitters
01:35 Switches, knobs and case
04:14 Replacing switches
05:30 Gimbals/sticks
05:50 Trims
07:14 Display
08:14 Menu
08:54 Model
09:58 Stick mode channel assignments
11:42 Calibration
12:51 System setting
15:50 Timers
22:38 Switch settings
23:39 About
24:00 Help
24:20 Receiver binding
25:06 Failsafe
26:08 Sensor
26:44 RF settings antenna
27:31 iBus
28:23 Sensor calibration GPS
28:47 Model settings conditions
30:18 Rates and curve expo
33:14 Throttle curve
34:34 Throttle hold / cut
35:08 V tail
35:28 General menu monitor
36:05 Mixing ailerons
37:24 Mixing rudder and nose wheel
37:44 Reverse, end points and sub trim
38:22 Channel speed
38:56 Auxillary channels
39:42 Trims
39:58 Mixes