Are you REALLY confused about how to connect the Flysky FS-X6B receiver to the Eachine Wizard X220? So was I! In this video I'll show you how I made a functional connector cable using the (incorrect) cables that come with the receiver, and which ports to plug into for i-BUS (which is basically just a name for the type of language that the Receiver (Rx)/Flight Controller (FC)/ Transmitter (Tx) use to communicate).
Link to Seriously Pro Racing F3 Flight Controller (the flight controller that the Wizard uses) manual:
Link to Flysky X6B manual:
For anyone else confused about this connector stuff, here's a great forum thread about "JST" connectors with very helpful pictures!
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