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Dear All, I've been flying X6R and X8R and thought of getting a long range module for my gliders. Got the R9M (red) with Super 8 antenna for the module and dual T antennas for the receiver. I had updated my Radio FW to opentx 2.1 or 2.2 ( can't remember the exact version) as I had to update my X8R a...

Hi everyone, What is the best way to mount R9 dual T antennas on RC Plane/Glider? I know normally you should mount Frsky 2.4Ghz in 90 degrees but this is 900 Mhz. Should I mount one horizontal and one vertical to get the maximum reception? I've seen some running both of them vertical and parallel to...

Did you have logging turned on by chance? That might give some idea of what's going on. My early Taranis has been flawless for almost 5 years. Thank you so much for your reply, No I didn't, it was the first day I flew, I know, all the early reports are really good, please see my reply to tonnie78

I have one of the very first batch of X9Ds sold in North America by Aloft in July 2013. Still going strong after more than five years. I’ve upgraded the sticks but never touched the electronics. I’ve mostly used it with ErSky9x, though at the moment it’s on OpenTX as I experiment with version 2.2. ...

I have my X9D for 4 years now without any problem. Just love it. Sometimes I wish it failed to give me an excuse to buy an X10S but so far no reason to do so. Stock X9D with OpenTx of course... . Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G930F met Tapatalk Thanks so much for the reply. It seems some change frsky did...

I bought a Taranis SE from a friend, crashed a plane due to sudden signal loss (no warnings). I've placed the antennas (X8R, tested with X6R as well) correctly at 90 degrees and even mounted them outside which is not needed for a foamy. And there are plenty of posts/videos online to say that most SE...