DH9116 V911 question

The DH9116 TX can be used to fly a v911. Since Devo 10 can control V911 with modification from the V911 transmitter. I was wondering if you could take from the DH9116 TX and add it into the Devo 10 TX. That way controlling a V911 and DH9116 all with Devo 10 tx? I am new to this so I hope the question is understood. Thanks so much for all yall have done with this. I thoroughly have enjoyed it.

Open up your DH transmitter and post pics. Most likely there is a module you could take and install in your Devo 10. Keep in mind it might be the same module used by the v911 TX.

But, we can't know until someone 'volunteers' to take some pictures. Good luck.

Thanks...I took some pictures. I hope these are pictures of the part. I tried to get the pictures as clear as possible (using a cell phone camera). The big board is labeled SH-8211T2-2.4G. The smaller board on the back of that board is RF-20DBM-002 V11.

The small board is the module and it looks very very similar if not identical to the v911 one. You can desolder and transplant in into your Devo 10 as seen in my thread found in the How To section of the forums.

Try to put more pictures after you de-solder it

Thanks sbstnp!
It will take me a little while to get it desolder'd and transplant into my Devo 10 but I will report back when this is completed. Thanks for the help.

koonce0313 wrote: Thanks sbstnp!
It will take me a little while to get it desolder'd and transplant into my Devo 10 but I will report back when this is completed. Thanks for the help.

If you have a solder suction syringe or wick it will be very easy. If not, try to heat up the pins all at once and remove the module when the solder has melted. It's only 6 pins and a 30W soldering iron should do it.

Well belive it or not, I think I got it working somewhat. I push the throttle up and blades spins but then cuts out. Maybe I just need to find or create a.ini file to control it. Can anyone tell me how the templates work? I see the folder but can't load it from model menu. I have Devo 10. Thanks.

Attached is my .ini. Mod to your needs, mine has FMOD0 on low rates and FMOD1 on high rates. RUD DR is Throttle Hold.




I think you might find other config files in the Model section.

Thanks for the configuration file sbstnp! I loaded it into my Devo 10 and binded my DH9116. Seems like everything on the right stick is working correctly, but on the left stick when I throttle up the tail blades are spinning up faster than the main blades. It seems all the power is going to the tail blades. The copter will not lift off the ground it just goes around in circles then the motors cut off. I have to turn everything off and back on to get any response from the trhottle stick. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am Very new to all things RC.

koonce0313 wrote: Thanks for the configuration file sbstnp! I loaded it into my Devo 10 and binded my DH9116. Seems like everything on the right stick is working correctly, but on the left stick when I throttle up the tail blades are spinning up faster than the main blades. It seems all the power is going to the tail blades. The copter will not lift off the ground it just goes around in circles then the motors cut off. I have to turn everything off and back on to get any response from the trhottle stick. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am Very new to all things RC.

I don't have the DH9116, but it looks like THR and RUD may be reversed.

Go to mixer, select THR, press ENT and on Reverse switch Normal to Rversed and try again.

PS: found a lot of DH9116 owners having tail issues when binding to non-stock TX.

Screenshots from emulator:

I have found that my Blades (Nano CPx and mQx) have some features in his rx which are not obvious. So while binding you can select modes via holding rudder left or right.
Can it be something similar here? This could be an explanation why the original and non-stock tx behave different.

www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1803090

Tried turning on with rudder in the left and right position with same results. Still spins tail blades faster than main blades then cuts out. Thanks for the suggestion though.