Change the RX setup between afhs and afhds2a. Worked for me

Change the output to pwm rather than ppm

Its a lot easier buying a fky sky micro 4 channel receiver, you hsve the choice soldering the pins to pcb or direct solder you esc/servo wires directly to it. All together it's much lighter than this setup.

Why the hell did you do all that 😂😂😂your an idiot

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Great video, But what a pain in the butt

it may cause by the unstable or unsuitable vottage

me está pasando lo mismo que debo hacer ayuda pliss

Can I bind FS-T6 trans, to my FS-iA6B reciever?

i think its easier if u solder those pin to pcb board.

I had the same issue and it seems my power supply was low. It wasn't supplying enough current once I provided a valid 5V power with enough current; all was good

Hi! I got 3 FS-1A6 and I'm trying to bind it to Jumper T-pro. To my surprised 1 of them easily bound but another 2 even I'm using the same procedure it's doesn't want to bind. After reading all the comments off this video I decided to copy their method and try again to bind my fs-1a6 to T-pro and what a relief, finally successful. Thank you.

Thanks for the video! I've had an x6b lying about that came with my tx and didn't think I could use it, but it's running a mini discus launched glider now :)

Excellent explanation. Well done!

Oh of course, no flight footage?

This works 1. Binding plug on RX 2. Power on RX. 3. Power on TX- In binding mode. 4. TX Off. 5. Power off RX. 6. Rem Binding plug. 7. Power on TX. 8. Power on Rx.

Very good job from your part It will save me a lot of precious time Thanks :)

Works! After binding as you do. Take out the jumper. Then move the connector (engine esc ) to ch 03 in the receiver. Thanks

thx for the solution. I had the same problem

is this fixed yet?

You do realize you can purchase headers with long pins on both sides of the plastic so you don't have to 'adjust' the pins in the plastic as you did. And you get a much better connection to your Dupont connectors with the longer pins.

Bro does it connect with Fly SkyCTB 6

Thank you a loooot...

Hello, I am trying to bind an R130 to a Flysky FS-i6. I turn on the receiver in binding mode, then I power on the drone holding the bind button. Then I turn them both off and on again but there appears to be no connection. When I try to arm it nothing happens. Am I missing something? Please help! Thanks

...and every FS owner is screaming -'NOT 'jumper cable' - BIND LEAD! Socket no 3 is more usual to use, as its the throttle on an AETR setup, and finally, the real reason your are cocking it up is because there is a seqeunce to removing the bind lead - Just think 'first and last' bind in, power on - power off , bind out. Also, you were lucky the ADFS setting was on the correct one, so you didn't have to change the programming. Best to remove the vid, as its a waste of time.

excellent vid

Обманщик!

А iA6 что не подключаешь?

El problema en la configuracion del FS-iA6 esta en que se debe ir al menu del Tx y seleccionar RX Setup y seleccionar AFHDS 2A. Una vez hecha esta opcion se procede como en todos los RX con Bin Key.

I have the exact same setup and the exact same problem. My theory for fixing was very similar.. You just confirmed it for me.. great video and super useful for those that just don't understand how - this will help a lot of people..

Oh my God! Thank you so so much for posting this I was beating my head against the wall trying to figure out why I could not get mine to bind! This is so so helpful!

Hi, I intend to use this Radio Control for a sailboat in which case I only need two servos. So if I power the receiver with an external battery and follow your work here, I just would have to plug the second servo in any of the other five sockets and it will work with no problem and independently one servo from the other ?. Please, answer me. Thanks in advance for your reply and greetings from Santiago de Chile. South America. This is John.

Thank you so much, I was having this problem exactly, I worked with Solution 1.

Mr. Soblenk didn't say how long bind plug must remain in place. For my FS iA6 receiver, I kept the bind plug in and waited for receiver to connect. After 3 minutes still flashing slowly and not bound also no Rx voltage on transmitter. As an experiment, I went ahead and REMOVED BIND PLUG EVEN THOUGH THE RX LEAD WAS STILL FLASHING When I did this, the Rx LED went solid red and the Rx voltage showed up on the transmitter. Then I removed power and set up with ESC on Ch 3 and rudder (no ailerons) on 1 and elevator on 2. Both servos worked. I wasn't sure if I had to connect a motor to the ESC to get voltage on the 3pin plug going to ch3, but I did.

El mismo problema lo he resuelto con la solución 2, en el menú oculto. No es necesario nuevo firmware. Solamente ir al menú oculto y a la opción binding. Muchas gracias Miro RC.

This was exactly what I was looking for - thank you. This receiver is a bit tricky to set up, but I am glad there IS a solution!

Thanks for figuring this out. After analyzing this I was thinking about just doing 3 broken rows of 6, offset the pin outs wire it then glue them. So In the end it lines up just like how you got it. Thank you dude! Brilliant

For those of you that have bought a Turnigy 9x and a IA6 receiver and can't get them to bind here is the answer. Believe it or not you have to REVERSE the throttle. Plug the bind plug into the vcc port plug battery into it with an esc "fast flash" hold down bind button while turning on tx rx will flash slow unplug bind plug from rx first then battery turn tx off and back on then plug battery back into rx LED should be solid now.

Whatever you do stay the heck away from Tiger's RC channel or your Receiver will smoke......

Fantastic! You removed the haze and made it all clear for me. I now know how to set up my X6B receiver.

Dumb question, but what are the screws you used to screw that X plate to your brushless?

Great idea and solution. Thanks. Just use more loops and possibly a bit thicker wire. With many chanels used, thin wire could burn out and you would lose control on some servos = crash...

Mine also no working.the receiver neither blinking not on.

Love your DIY style on how to connect the FS-X6B via PWM and regular servo and connectors. I have actually designed a small PCB that transfer the pins from the PWM port to regular 3 pins for servo and voltage regulator to be connected directly with the FS-X6B. See this link: www.ebay.com/itm/184100616268

I'd be interested in this receiver only because of the integrated external voltage sensor. Is there something else you need to set up? Because your external voltage reads 0.00V. Also, instead of making that complicated contraption I'd just take off the connectors and solder common voltage together ;)

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You meant Shorted when you said shortened, as in electrically connected to each other.

21:10 starts running from the middle because you have to be over 50% duty cycle on your PWM signal for it to start working

smart teaching. Thanks for the video.

Please don't feel bad about not being able to get this right! The process is not at all intuitive, and it's very easy to get the on/off and plug in/unplug details out of sequence. The mysterious pauses between phases are apparently pretty random, too. Nobody says how long to wait before proceeding, and resuming too soon will unbind the bind. Aargh! My Flysky manual is unclear about binding, and trial and error fiddling is hazardous because in the rush to 'just try everything' there's a good chance that you'll reverse a power connection and burn out the receiver. Videos like yours are excellent, because they make it possible for people new to RC to pinpoint where they're going wrong. I'm glad you got your system sorted out, and thanks for uploading. :-)