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Pablo,. You got it. I was able to reproduce the problem just now. GoGoMan12, I'm glad this helped! In addition to taking care of having a "clean" ignition, I'd recommend you to locate the receiver as far away from the ignition as possible. As soon as the engine started the receiver went t...

GoGoMan12,
Sorry to hear that, and glad there wasn't too much damage.

Is the plane powered by a gas engine?
If so, it might be RF interference from the ignition, which in severe cases can cause the Rx to go to failsafe.

Care to share some info/pics of your setup?

Pablo

When I first read the subject, I though you mistyped awesome as awful. I can only say I wish more businesses cared about their customers as much as Wayne and the aloft team do! I don't live in the US, and still I try to buy my FrSky gear from them (except when transatlantic shipping charges become p...

Kilrah wrote:Someone must be scared...

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." -- Mahatma Gandhi

I doubt it currently works. OK. I'll fork the OpenTx repo and will give it a try... I'm a Linux kernel & embedded C/C++ developer ;) Are you using ersky9x or openTx on your Taranis? I'm using OpenTx. If so, that for sure offers a few possibilities, like dealing with 2 different trainer inputs a...

Mike, thanks for implementing this! One question, though. Is it possible to *concurrently* use the trainer port (jack) on my Taranis? I'd like to use the Quanum 3-axis no-drift head tracker (http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2440420) connected to the jack (providing channels 6-8), and ...