2.6k??? <GASP> :O that's awesome guys! this will be the perfect Tx for beginners!

Sujju bhai: as usual you are returning more to the hobby than you take from it

That's some awsome pricing!

Hats Off to RC BAZAAR!! 

Which one is better rcb7x or rcb6i?
Because rcb7x pricing is much more than rcb6i (4500 and 2600)

Soooo bad....u guys only tell me after ive orderd radio from hobbyking....;( but anyway this will be my next radio......ive ordered turnigy 6x fhss( mode 2) ...wat do you guys think sbt it...hav i gone for the right one...?? ( i know i should've waited for rcb6i but trst me i was not aware of rcb6i launching)

Is this radio Wpc approved just like other rcbazaar transmitters just a thought arose in my mind
does this radio come with a simulator as the rcb7x comes with.

Of course ... all our radios are approved by the WPC... no, the rcb6i does not come with a simulator...

Quote from: sanjayrai55 on September 28, 2013, 05:16:49 PM
Sujju bhai: as usual you are returning more to the hobby than you take from it

Sire, you don't even know half of it. There is still a lot of good that Sujju Bhai does and then he doesn't talk about it. Wait for a few days and I will enlighten you on this.

Can you tell us what all other good deeds he does.
He is great by the way
and for all the beginners here it is http://rcbazaar.com/products/2011-avionic-rcb6i-24ghz-6ch-transmitter-with-receiver.aspx

Thanks Guys,
Yes the Avionic Rcb6i is on sale.

Hi VC,
Would be great if we can put this discussion to rest. As certain things I do is for my "personal" reasons.

Would be great if we can get back on the topic. :-)

Regards
Sujju

Is there a video or demo available

RcBazzar, please stock lipo's and its chargers.

Tobin

Is FHSS better than FlySky's AFHDS Automatic Frequency Hopping Digital System, I was planning for flysky fst6 , which one is better

also is this tx modular like can we use different modules on it

Mine 2 of 7x switches are broken. Rcb any tips how to replace it , could you stock the replacement switches.

A review of the Avionic RCB6i from Brian's R/C Corner

Good review. Excellent features: I think it will take a beginner till a fairly advanced stage 

Sujju Bhai and Team RCB have entrusted me to review the RCB 6I – 2.4GHz, 6 Channel Transmitter and Receiver. Keeping in mind, my rather limited knowledge, I wonder if I am the best person for this job. Further, a wonderful review by Brian has already been posted. However, I shall try to do some justice to Sujju Bhai's faith in me. Since the only other 6 Channel Tx (that I am aware of) available at this price band is the HK T6 V2, I will do a comparative analysis of the 2 sets.

The set arrived yesterday, unscathed. Box contained the Tx, an Rx and the manual. Team RCB had kindly included a Tx Strap. First off, it has a rather solid feel when compared with the rather plastic feel of a HK V2. It feels good to hold it, the matte finish definitely helps. The contours of the set ensures a much more comfortable feel.

The first thing that hits you is the appearance of the set. It is slim and therefore looks smaller in comparison with the HK set. When you place them side by side, the RCB 6I is a tad bigger on the facia! The antenna design is unique, though once it is pulled out; you can only fold it in one direction.
There is also a foldable handle that can be stowed away into a recessed cavity. These little things that have been incorporated save space and add to the convenience.

The RCB set is significantly lighter in weight. HK set weighs 692 grams (uses 8 AA batteries) as against 608 grams (uses 4 AA batteries) of the RCB 6I. The RCB set can easily accommodate a rechargeable pack as the female adaptor is present; whereas in the HK set, it will have involve a DIY soldering.
This set has a backlit LCD display that is a Knockout when compared with the other.

Another winner is the switch to convert the set from Mode 1 to Mode 2. This feature will make life a lot easier for old timers who grew up flying Mode 1.

Vc Sir Is it possible for you to do a range test?

Popped in the batteries and switched it on and the TX started beeping rapidly with the word GAS on its backlit LCD display. The Throttle stick was in mid position. Brought it down and the display now showed a voltage readout of 6.22V.
On the display, the Trim tabs looked centred, however, as I fiddled with them the set beeped with each press of the tab and then when the dead centre was reached it emitted a reassuringly longer and louder 'peeeeeep'.