<p>I recently got started on FPV and I got a cheap Tyro 69 toothpick and a Flysky fs-i6 radio, but the micro receiver won't bind to the radio, should I get another micro receiver that run on ibus, or buy a better radio?</p>

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2022-02-26T02:19:24.830Z
Could you specify which type of micro receiver you have so that it's possible to determine which radios it will be compatible with?
Jacob B
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2022-02-28T15:42:04.320Z
Multiprotocol radios are great for this. Namely (not a product recommendation, that's not my intent) the jumper t-16 or the radiomaster tx16s. Multiprotocol modules are also available. If you're going to take this hobby more seriously, a good, reliable radio (remember, it doesn't crash and burn, so spend good money on it) is a wonderful investment
Brydon Gibson
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What should I do if the radio and micro receiver don't run on the same protocol?
Simon McPhee
# What should I do if the radio and micro receiver don't run on the same protocol?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-02-26)

I recently got started on FPV and I got a cheap Tyro 69 toothpick and a Flysky fs-i6 radio, but the micro receiver won't bind to the radio, should I get another micro receiver that run on ibus, or buy a better radio?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you specify which type of micro receiver you have so that it's possible to determine which radios it will be compatible with?  
> **username_2**: Multiprotocol radios are great for this. Namely (not a product recommendation, that's not my intent) the jumper t-16 or the radiomaster tx16s. Multiprotocol modules are also available. If you're going to take this hobby more seriously, a good, reliable radio (remember, it doesn't crash and burn, so spend good money on it) is a wonderful investment  

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