JR XG6 6-Channel 2.4GHz DMSS Transmitter w/RG631B Receiver (Mode 2)

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Customer Rated

Mar 11, 2013

The first thing that draws your attention after unpacking is the smell of plastic, but it disappears rather quickly. The plastic shell looks quite solid and firm. Transmitter with installed batteries hangs strictly horizontally which reduces the risk of an accidental grazing of the throttle stick and eliminates the need for using counterweight or modification bracket. Its quite comfortable to keep the transmitter in hands, and you can feel that the ergonomics was thoroughly worked at, although these feelings can be subjective.The switches are of high quality. They are firmly fixed in their positions, but at the same time they can be easily turned. The power switch is recessed into the shell and it can be turned with some effort. The transmitter has a large readable screen of a low resolution (its diagonal is 3 inches). When you turn off the transmitter it shows a smoothly fading brand logo. It was a nice surprise to see that the back cover is not connected to the motherboard with wires, as all the connectors are attached to the front cover or the board, which is attached to the front cover. Inside, we find that the assembly looks thoroughly made. There are no dirty fingerprints, excess solder, flux residues, on the circuit boards. Only a small drop of solder hangs on gimbal (we can forgive the assemblers this). By default, there is a ratchet spring for helicopters in

• Overall
• Quality
• Value

Customer Rated

Mar 11, 2013

The first thing that draws your attention after unpacking is the smell of plastic, but it disappears rather quickly. The plastic shell looks quite solid and firm.

Transmitter with installed batteries hangs strictly horizontally which reduces the risk of an accidental grazing of the throttle stick and eliminates the need for using counterweight or modification bracket. Its quite comfortable to keep the transmitter in hands, and you can feel that the ergonomics was thoroughly worked at, although these feelings can be subjective.
The switches are of high quality. They are firmly fixed in their positions, but at the same time they can be easily turned. The power switch is recessed into the shell and it can be turned with some effort.
The transmitter has a large readable screen of a low resolution (its diagonal is 3 inches). When you turn off the transmitter it shows a smoothly fading brand logo.

It was a nice surprise to see that the back cover is not connected to the motherboard with wires, as all the connectors are attached to the front cover or the board, which is attached to the front cover.
Inside, we find that the assembly looks thoroughly made. There are no dirty fingerprints, excess solder, flux residues, on the circuit boards. Only a small drop of solder hangs on gimbal (we can forgive the assemblers this). By default, there is a ratchet spring for helicopt