SPECTRUM NUMBER UPDATE

Since the NX only pulls about 2A, a lot more power than that won't speed it up. USB chargers sold separately can put out 2A or more, but don't worry about trying to find the highest possible output. Lower output works fine, but it will take longer to get the transmitter to a full charge. Chargers specifically for cell phones are often rated for 1A or less. Check the specs on your USB charger to see how much output it has. It will draw power at a rate of up to 2A at 5V. The NX charges using a typical USB charger (not included) and a micro USB cable. Here are some things you may be thinking about shortly after you take the new transmitter out of the box. Export Models to Files, or Import Models from Files Hide Extra Channels On Monitor, Settings Screens Backup Copies of the BNF, AUDIO, and TEMPLATES Folders What To Do If Transmitter Keeps Rebooting Scrolling or Bounded Menus (new in Airware version 3.05)

On-Screen Keyboards for Text Entry (new in Airware version 3.05) Contents of BNF and TEMPLATES Folders, and Where to Get More HH Model Files Range Testing (with an explanation of Fades and Holds) Model File Compatibility with Other Spektrum Transmitters Accessing the Internal Storage from USB Setting the Clock Date and Time (and Time Zone and DST!) Using the Palette Utilities to Change Colors

SPECTRUM NUMBER UPDATE

First Things to Do (Battery Charging, Find Current Version of Airware, Update Airware, Other System Settings) Here's a list of what's in the posts below. To compare features among the various NX models, and also compare that against other Spektrum transmitters, see the Spektrum air transmitter comparison chart (as of March 2021). If you like videos, Spektrum has put together a great collection of instructional videos in a YouTube channel. Info specific to RealFlight 9.5 and NX is in my RF 9.5 thread. Model setups for NX have a different thread in my blog. This is a collection of general information about using the Spektrum NX transmitter series.

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