skacy

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Is the Blade CX transmitter and receiver compatible with the CX2? Everything else in the CX2 will be stock except the transmitter and receiver, I'm asking because I'm selling a CX2 on ebay with a defective ESC and a potential buyer is asking if he can use his TX and RX in it. Thanks for your help.

Balance

NOPE, the CX is 74MHZ and uses crystals, and the CX2 is 2.4 Gig....it knows what
frequency to be on.

ArrowNaughtic

Why can't you put a CX 4 in 1 in a CX2? I am confused, if you change out both the RX and the TX from the old CX to the CX2 what is stopping you from being able to fly it? The motors get a different voltage supplied to them? The 2.4 has no bearing that I can see if its completely removed. Please correct me if I am wrong, I am just wondering out loud I guess..............


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ndoren

Assuming both the TX and RX are switched, there is no reason you can't put the CX TX/RX setup into a CX2. Just a few things to keep in mind, though. Your buyer may be better off replacing the burned out 4-in-1 with an exact CX2 replacement, as opposed to switching to a CX receiver and transmitter. The reason is because the CX2 radio system is WAY better. My CX radio tends to glitch quite a bit. Plust you don't have to worry about people on your frequency.

Also, you'll have an antenna to deal with in the case of a CX receiver. You can simply stuff it into the tail section (or around the landing skids or tail boom if present). On the original CX, the antenna is wrapped around a small styrofoam form and put into the tail section.

Balance

Yeah sorry all, I mis-read the thread.