My main goals (I believe) at this point are getting a version of Phoenix running, and getting a version of Real Flight 8 running.ġ. I know it isn’t with my Radio, but to keep this similar, I was willing to buy the 22 in 1, and a used DX6i (that has the training port). (aka: the 22 in 1 on and other sources, never once talk about Spektrum being a supported radio. On top of this, I'm confused (being I'm new and playing catch-up), to clearly understand if the 22 in 1 is compatible with Spektrum radios, without being a packaged set. Clearly I don't believe it's worth that much (or at least that was too much to me as that’s more than my radio with receiver). However I have only found one complete used package of this nature, for $450.00.
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I found where the DX6i was sold with the Phoenix software and cables, and clearly I have sources to purchase a new or used DX6i. So I kept looking for information about Spektrum radios, used with the phoenix software not only here but on the web. Now I’ve run across a PPM version for wireless (what above did themselves via a mod) but haven’t researched yet if I own, or can get a PPM receiver for my DX6i. As much as I'm intrigued by the ingenuity tied to this solution, I was hoping for something cleaner solution, however I’m not forgetting this as a possible solution. I did see where the USB dongle for the 22 in 1, can be wired up to a receiver (with the intent to make it wireless). However if I'm following the bouncing ball correctly, the WS1000 will work for my radio for simulators, but is not compatible with the Phoenix simulator. However again, as my luck runs, not the ones I own or am interested in at this time. I’ve also found that some of the FT foamies are in Real Flight 7.5 and later. Yet I’m not connecting all the dots to answer the questions feel are unanswered at this point. I’ve tried to read almost every thread tied to the FliteTest Forums. It would appear I'm coming into this a bit late (my timing is always off). I'm intrigued by the ability to fly my FT foam board planes in Phoenix RC.
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