Vbar controller to bind with Spektrum Reciver?

I have the vbar controller, and i've ordered a fpv quad with Spektrum reciver built into it.

Will it Work?

No that's not work!!!!!

Use a Vlink NEO with Copter Pro inside ;-)

regards (EN) / Gruss (DE)

Rainer Vetter

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RV schrieb:
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> Use a Vlink NEO with Copter Pro inside ;-)


Isnt the Copter Pro in the Controller?

And it wont just work with a spektrum satellite?

No Vbar controller will only work with vbar hardware.
Vbar can handle: heli, plane, copter - separate firmware


Stephan

Hi,

all radio brands have their own proprietary radio protocols and particularities that go with it.

For the VBar Control functionality, a VBar Control receiver satellite (together with a legacy VBar) or a VBar NEO VLink is required.

Although it would be possible to re-engineer the Spektrum protocols (like the Chinese copy cats do with e.g. Or@nge receivers, for all brands), the protocols would not be suitable for our application.

Plus, we do not intend to bring Spektrum products ahead but our own (in this context).
Of course, we offer compatibility to Spektrum and other radio systems, but then for the systems as a whole, with all their possible benefits or limitations.

You _could_ set up a plane or copter with a VBar Control, though, and then fly it with a different brand of radio.

Kind regards

Eddi

Born to fly ...
forced to work.