Agree
@Adiboy
Those cables are different. The one comes with sales package is programming cable. You will have to buy simulator cable.
@dreamfly
Sir do you have auto-level feature on open-pilot?

Thanks Dharmik Bro...

Can u guide me which simulator cable will fit my radio because searched a lot and I am not getting any firm thing...

Again My radio is Fly Sky 6 Channel purchased from Aero Engineering Works...

Thankyou...

All FC boards these days have autolevelling (Acclerometers take care of those).  If there are any boards without Accelerometers then  those boards cannot autolevel when you let go of the controls- also called "hands free" flying but will surely drift if there is breeze.  So yes in that context the openpilot has autoleveling. I only fly in that mode  - easy to fly.

Okie actually in KK2.0 we only have control over yaw and throttle(no roll/pitch) when auto-level activated. btw have they launched new board CC3D?

is the KK v2.0 the newest?  If so then I saw a video the other day somewhere where they use it to balance a hobby toy motorcycle on a small rod and it balances perfectly.  So I don't believe that it has control only over  yaw.  
I'll try and find that video and post it.

CC3D still hasn't been officially launched.  The testers are still testing it and bugs are being ironed out.  I just sold one of my CC' boards.  Waiting for the release of the CC3D so I can buy one to try.

Ah
Here is that video:
https://www.youtube....player_embedded

sorry check the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8RN8wMnQpg&feature=player_embedded

@dreamfly
thanks for your reply sir
@Adiboy
Here is the pic of both cables. At the top programming cable, bottom simulator cable and converter pin. I can't get my programming cable work with simulator.

@ dreamfly
Wow... What a video sir...

@ Dharmik
Thanks bro for the pics.... Where can I get the sim cable like u have one..? I s it available on HK..? I have an order prepared to pay... Please tell me so that I can add the same...

Thankyou...

@ Dharmik

Here is the link of a forum in which please refer to the 10th post by MEITZI....He says we can run that radio without a simulator cable i.e. by the regular USB Cable.... (Please go through it and tell me ur views..)

http://clearviewrc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1196

Thanks...

Yes that video is really amazing. Thank you sir.
@Adiboy
Bro i will search and let you know.

Awesome video
thanks for sharing!

@Adiboy
Bro here is the link of that cable.
http://thehobbyshop.in/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=22&zenid=b6rget56kg1dpvvo60pm0u04t7

@ Dharmik

Thanks a lot bro.... I searched the similar thing in HK and also placed the order....

+1
Thanks again...!

Bought a new programmable FlySky 9X tx and rx http://www.aeroworks.co.in/radio_8506.html

it offers you 3 modes HELI, PLANE or GLIDERS what do i select for quads???

Airplane

Hmmmm you sure>

Yep, it is mentioned in the kk2 manual

ohhhh never read that manual lolz

thanks bro

no problem

A kind of very noob question but i want to know about radio's 4 channels and its relation with quads movement.

This is what i know:
Channel 2/Elevator used for forward/backward direction
Channel 3/Throttle used to control the speed of the motors

Now Aileron & Rudder, why does this channel is used for?? left/right movement or yaw rotation???

This is what i knew or i thought was right, (with mode 1 radio) the left/right stick (aileron) on the throttle side or the RHS of the radio is used for YAW rotation of the quad and other left/right stick (rudder) is used for left/right movement of the quad..

Am i right??? do i make some sense??

Aileron channel: for ROLL (sideward 'drift')
elevator channel: for PITCH (for forward/backward 'drift')
Throttle: controlling the speed of the motors and thus the climb-rate of the multirotor
Yaw channel: for yaw, ie. for the rotation of the quad about it's own axis.

AFAIK, mode 1 radios have Throttle and yaw on the right, and roll and pitch on the left.

Hmm no dude, mode 1 has throttle and aileron on right

This is the mode 1 hk radio https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16238__HobbyKing_HK6S_2_4Ghz_FHSS_6Ch_Tx_Rx_Mode_1_.html
And this is its manual
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/555358187X77565X57.pdf
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/116857157X518604X55.jpg

But what you said solved my doubt/query thanks

Oh, sorry then. But why did you prefer Mode1? (But I guess you're selling your mode1 radio now). Did you buy a mode 2 this time? And how's your 9X??