hi brothers ,i just brought a HK 6 channel v2 radio , i tried to bind it using the similar steps for v1 , but i cant .... i dont excatly know which port for esc, so i tried 3rd channel as i saw on a video,,,, pls hepl me,,,, i am stuck with this part.........

 

signal side is opposite, put the esc pin reversed onto the Rx and try (You may have to shave off the protrusion to push the pin into the Rx)

thank u sir , i successfully binded the radio by giving an extra receiver battery . i used a 3.7v 600 mah battery. the only problem is that i have to use the rx battery every time

Something doesn't sound right... if this is an electrical setup, the wire coming from the ESC should provide power to the receiver, and plugging in a second battery of different characteristics sounds like a bad idea.

but i have no other choice at that time, i connected the ESC and it doesnt provide any power for receiver. then i connected the rx battery. after connecting the rx battery, i was able to bind the rx and test the motor

i checked  the cell it was 11v,

Two things here, (a) does your esc has a bec ? (b) i still think you have not connected the signal side of the esc correctly.

Some pics wont hurt, will be easy to diagnose

I agree,

Check if you have BEC in the ESC which gives power to the receiver and also check if the ESC is set for the number of volts battery you are using.

that brings us to the next point, you need to program you esc too, throttle Hard, Normal Soft start , depending on your motor based on beeps which is different for different escs if you are using radio to program (Not a rocket science though) it is however important that you program your esc. for example if your radio throttle range doesn't match with esc (a) you will hit your max RPM before full throttle  and you will have a slack (b) you may never reach max RPM. some motors (The ones which have magnet spaced out a little more) will require Hard start. you may want a braked prop after throttle stop or may want a windmilling prop. all these needs to be programmed in the ESC. (See manual/Use Search Engine for your ESC)

PS

little game. Answer this question (Anybody can) which has more drag, 1. a windmilling prop 2. a braked prop

thats it, programming....... i got it.......