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Two different Nanos, same...
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Still Available?
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Best wishes for a happy 2...
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Firmware feature requests
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How do you monitor RSSI u...
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Futaba transmitter module...
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Crossfire input For X10
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Binding trouble FRSKY D10
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out of the rx biz?
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Questions about failsafe
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Two different Nanos, same servo positions? |
Posted by: flyingw - 9 hours ago - Forum: Nano
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Hi,
I am setting up a new airplane and I will use a Nano receiver. The on I want to use is currently in another plane.
In the meantime I plan to use a different Nano that I have in my spares to center the servos and set up the pushrods.
Will using two different Nano receivers make any difference in the servo output positions?
Thank you,
Paul
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Still Available? |
Posted by: voyager101 - 01-19-2023, 02:54 AM - Forum: X16
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I have gone to the website, ordered a X16 and a LED, and haven't gotten a response. Sent a email to the company and didn't recieve a response. What's the situation on these products?
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Futaba transmitter module RF output |
Posted by: flyingw - 12-01-2022, 09:11 AM - Forum: Futaba
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XPS,
I used an Immersion RC RF meter to measure the power output from two Futaba Tx modules and two JR modules. Using the same SMA adapters and directly connecting the same meter:
Futaba Tx module #1, 18.5 dBm
Futaba Tx module #2, 20.3 dBm
JR Tx module #1, 18.6 dBm
JR Tx module #2, 18.6 dBm
The ImmersionRC meter has two measurement modes: Average and Peak. These values were taken using Peak mode. In Average mode the meter doesn't even see the signal, so I cannot be sure about the absolute peak output values. But the relative difference was consistent.
Would there be any issue with reliability using the Futaba module running at a higher relative output compared to the other modules?
Thank you,
Paul
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Binding trouble FRSKY D10 |
Posted by: j_whitney - 10-03-2022, 10:32 AM - Forum: JR/Taranis/Horus
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Jim, having problems binding a nano to the FRSKY - I have set it to XJT-D16, 18ms - when I follow procedure, the Tx module with show steady orange and the Nano stays rapid flashing red. I do not understand what I can be doing wrong:
Power on Nano, add binding plug, solid red, remove binding plug, rapid red flash
Power on the Tx holding the prog button in - when power is fully on, release the prog - LED goes solid orange
Do I need to change a setting on either the Nano or the Tx?
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Using nylon tube as an antenna protective sleeve |
Posted by: flyingw - 09-23-2022, 06:30 AM - Forum: RFU
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Jim,
In a new installation I want to use some lengths of the inner tubing from a nylon pushrod as guides for the tips of the RFU antenna.
Will that type of nylon reduce the range of the RFU?
How about a thin plastic coffee stirrer?
And, the small, thinly-spread amount of epoxy to glue the tubes to the wood.
thanks,
Paul
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X16 |
Posted by: Fanglacolla - 08-29-2022, 11:43 AM - Forum: Setup and usage
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What would be a good (pin and flag) switch for the XPS 16?
Also can the X16 Oled be relocated like the X24?
Thank You.
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