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Hi All, I've got a bit of an odd problem. I've managed to compile the sketch and upload it to the RX and TX, and I can connect up to the XT with an FTDI and configure it, and the RX correctly, and it all appears to work, get a bright blue LED on the TX after I've turned on the RX. But, when I put s...

Yes by defaul it is on 433Mhz UHF ISM band but to use higher power at least a HAM technical license is required. The radio module can be replaced to achieve different bands e.g. 868Mhz etc. The config system allows very flexible frequency config and the for example the 433 can be configured to oper...

Yes by defaul it is on 433Mhz UHF ISM band but to use higher power at least a HAM technical license is required. The radio module can be replaced to achieve different bands e.g. 868Mhz etc.

Sent by kha's fat fingers on phablet

Post your questions about configuring and using openLRSng here.

The code is available at http://github.com/openLRSng/openLRSng . 'Tagged' version are considered stable while the master may have some work in progress altough I do my best to avoid breaking it. Latest stable version can be installed using the Chrome based configurator http://goo.gl/iX7dJx. This is ...

I am pretty sure you are seeing this

http://code.google.com/p/opentx/issues/detail?id=100

You can work around by changing PPM polarity.

jhsa wrote:Maybe you should post that on the google code project page.. I'ts more likely the devs will look there more than here..

Ah forgot that it has a nice issue tracker.

http://code.google.com/p/opentx/issues/detail?id=100

This reverts the behaviour to match er9x and fixes the pulse truncation.

http://kari.hautio.net/1stpulse.patch

There is a comment
/ / Must do this before toggle PORTB to keep timing accurate
In the code.... I wonder what's the logic on that