You probably need to slow the programming clock down, this is done by adding -B 10 to the AVRDUDE command. In eepe, go to the Burn|Configure menu and put -B 10 in the extra arguments field. Also, I recommend going in to the Burn menu and selecting "Set Fuses to Protect EEPROM", otherwise the the EE...
Yes, the m2561 and Er9x is the way to go. It even supports the MultiProtocol module. and as it seems you are comfortable with electronics, you could even build a voice module for the radio. Er9x even supports adding a couple more switches and/or changing a 2 position switch to 3 position. It is very...
You can only flash the 9x radio with that code if the radio's processor IS an Atmega128. If it has an Atmega64, it will not work as it has half of the memory.
No idea about the eeprom error. Is that during the flashing process? Strange.
well, it looks a bit better than the other antennas, right? But were you having that low RSSI that close to the plane??? I don't really like the placement of your horizontal antenna. It looks like it is quite close and parallel to the power cables? I think you might have to repeat that test at your ...
Mike, thank you so much. I can see we are approaching Xmas
Is the Logical switches delay in the logical switch setting already or still at the bottom of the screen?
The new functions will allow us to simplify some of the models I suppose.
Those are dipole antennas, They should be much better than the original antennas, if they are well made of course.
I use only dipoles on the DIY receivers I build..
Please post a good picture of the trainer menu on the teacher radio.
Also, the student (Trainee) radio should not have the same model as the trainer radio. It should have just a default model with the main 4 mixes..
Mike, what about the possibility of adding an External Eeprom module? I use a few on some of my projects, but they are i2c.
I believe there are also SPI Eeprom chips.. They shouldn't need many components also. Quite easy to connect, I would say.
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The other link points to some Er9x / ErskyTX tutorial videos I have made a few years ago.
I remember doing something similar a few years ago, but on Er9x, not OpenTX. As far as I remember, I would hit a switch, then had to launch the model right after, then a couple seconds later the motor would turn ON, to the throttle position setting, not necessarily to full throttle.