(Today, 03:47 AM)XPS Wrote: If the XJT-D16 option no longer works then they have broken something in the protocol. The XPS module follows the protocol specifications perfectly. The CRSF protocol uses a baud rate that is too high for the XPS RF modules. Keep in mind that we celebrate 20 years of selling these modules this year. So, the XtremeLink hardware is old compared to modern devices.
Yeah, I get it about the newer implementation of XJT-D16.
I also understand about the technology marching on. Where did these 20 years go? Thank you for 20 years of RC flying where I never had to worry about the control link.
At least I can still use my trusty Taranis transmitter and XPS-J1 module to fly my planes equipped with XPS Nano and RFU receivers (and X10s). Any new airplanes I will use ELRS. However, if I have a new RC project that involves something scratch built or is really important to me, I will fly it with XtremeLink.