- #Build a diy opentx clone frsky transmitter fromscratch how to#
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OpenTX already has a PC setup tool (Companion) and a GUI model setup wizzard (LUA) which you can launch on the model editor.
Doesn't OpenTX already provide (some) more programming functionality than DeviationTX does?Ģ. Well you know: Spektrum already stepped up their game with more powerful DX18/DX9 Airware firmware (and more advanced 0815 screens).īut you guys might need to think about what benefit DeviationTX actually provides over OpenTX running on Taranis & kind of transmitters:ġ. I really like the massive free programming firmware functionality which is provided over Spektrum DX8G1 Airware firmware. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. So if Walkera drops (or had already dropped - the Walkera homepage is cleaned and "old" 2nd homepage directory was completely removed) the Devo 10 line we need to find something BETTER than the Devo10 - like Devo12s (with more supported switches, bigger, display, etc.) - not worse like Turnigy 9X/9XPro. Personally I was looking for me for a Spektrum DX8 replacement, not a cheap ugly plastic thing which might need re-soldering all cables all the way. I had seen the plastic on the Turnigy 9X live from a pilot.no thanks! It looks sooo cheap!
#Build a diy opentx clone frsky transmitter fromscratch install#
If people already have one of these Turnigy transmitters they could either install Er9x/OpenTX or DeviationTX and they might do it and be happy.īut telling them that the "solution" is to have DeviationTX on any of the both Turnigys instead of just going with the Devo10 IMHO is the wrong way. The result (for me) was clearly the Walkera Devo 10 over Spektrum DX6 over Devo7E and Turnigy 9X/9XPro. This is my transmitter comparision thread (German) on RCN: The entire opentx capable transmitter range is nicely priced from value in the 9x/9xr to high end in the x9e.
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Silpstream wrote: It might be interesting to port deviation over to the entire opentx line (9x, 9xr, 9xr pro and taranis). I'd take this over the radiolink any day if it ran deviation. Lastly it has a nice complement of switches (two 2-way, 2-3way, 2 rotatable on the shoulders, and 2 momentary buttons on the rear) and looks really clean, with a B/W touch screen interface.įor the price and if the processor is any good. It has USB and is supposed to be upgradable, so possibly stock bootloader if it is one of the usb, not uart, bootloader enabled chips from ST? With the top 2 rotatable (not rotary) switches and the 2 power buttons, we would have 6 switches for the menu similar to our demo transmitters. There also seem to be a lot of test pads broken out, so soldering to them may be easier if those points are usable. It seems to have a 100 pin ST ARM processor, and the way the RF module is soldered in, might suggest a SPI interface. The FS-i6S for $65 on BG (Ĭouldn't find much information about its' internals, but watching a video of removing the spring did provide some hints. I was searching around and stumbled on this sweet looking tx from flysky.
#Build a diy opentx clone frsky transmitter fromscratch how to#
Pros: Color touch screen, lots of switches/dials, STM32 based, SPI accessibleĬons: Proprietary firmware system means we don't know how to write code for it yet, pricey at $300-$350, would require hardware modification (multimod) to use with Deviation Pros: Cheap(ish), STM32 based, color screen, SPI accessibleĬons: No touch, very limited Flash, will require hardware modification to be used with Deviation (multimod) Already open-source what does Deviation bring to the table? Pros: Voice, lots of memory, big CPU, STM32 based, open-source firmware makes it easy to access all hardwareĬons: B/W non-touch screen (not a con for everyyone), no SPI makes adding modules a bit tricky. That puts Deviation on a crash-course with obsolescence unless we can find replacements for the future. That implies that they will soon stop producing any of their other transmitters (if they haven't already). It is clear that Walkera has stopped promoting anything but the F12e transmitters and is fully embracing the drone market.
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