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I also have multi modules installed internally in my radios, I don't have a Taranis though. But the only advantage in my opinion is the screen size, as my 9x radios have all the goodies, including controlling power to both internal and external modules. I don't really miss a Taranis.

João

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jhsa , I am going to install modules inside my pro's . I will also need to install your power switch . I like the feel of the pro better .The screen size doesn't bother me as I'm looking up while I fly . The voice has made it so much better !

Allen

You will have to build.your own modules power switch. Can you solder and are you familiar with programming an Attiny85 chip?

Will post the link to the project page when I get to my PC.

João

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Yes on both...I found your thread on the switch ..I will probably be asking you questions tho

antlerhanger wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 11:46 pm I really bought the Taranis to experiment on ..I changed the case and upgraded speaker and put M9 Gimbals in it..I was just wondering if I could unsolder the XJT module and install a internal module..No big deal as the external module will do what I need . I Use my pro as my main radio . ERSKY9X is a fantastic FW

I like your idea of using the brain of a Taranis as a base to build your own radio. I did something similar with the board of a 9XR-Pro.

Will you share some photos, please ?

Miguel

jhsa when you get time can you tell me where the info of your module switch is ,Please ..I've looked at it before but can't find it now

Thanks again
Allen

Is this it ?
RF Module Soft Power Switch for AR9x, Skyboard, 9XR-PRO
(viewtopic.php?f=85&t=8471&hilit=9xrpro+switch+module).

antlerhanger wrote: ↑Sat Feb 23, 2019 2:33 pm Yes on both...I found your thread on the switch ..I will probably be asking you questions tho

It is the link Bob posted just above. But you said above that you found the thread about the switch and I thought it wasn't necessary to post the link to it anymore

João

Yes that is it . Thank you . I did say that and I thought I had it saved in favorites but of course I didn't . I need to order some stuff

Thanks
Allen

Let me know if you need help..

João

I'm know I will need your help..You've bailed me out of mistakes many times

Allen

Hi, it's possible to flash frsky receivers like the OPenTX does?

I mean using the module bay and the microSD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20jJE25-GC4

GhostMasterPT wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2019 11:42 pm Hi, it's possible to flash frsky receivers like the OPenTX does?

I mean using the module bay and the microSD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20jJE25-GC4

Found it: viewtopic.php?p=142877#p142877

Guys were can I find this option:

"XJT module has "double rate" option to reduce latency"

Shall I enable it to reduce latency?
I am using r221 final version

Thanks

I remember something about that several years ago.
The reduce latency info may be in the manual for the receiver and so maybe not in one of the old XJT manuals.

In the protocol menu you can activate.
I guess after should rebinding the receiver.
I'm using beta r222d4 firmware.

I added this in "ersky9xProvR222a7", so you need to have flashed that, or a later, test version.
No rebinding is necessary.

Mike

Updated with last test version and going to test it tomorrow
Considering that I am already using 8ch how much latency decrease should I expect from this if any?
Thanks

Probably none if using 8ch mode.

Mike

MikeB wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 11:15 pm Probably none if using 8ch mode.

Mike

Awesome!
BTW with the R9M module set to 8ch, betaflight still show rc input update of 18ms (I was expecting 9ms like with XJT)
Is this a normal behavior? changing from 8ch to 16ch doesn't see to make diference.

Is that using SBUS or servo outputs?

Mike

MikeB wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 7:48 pm Is that using SBUS or servo outputs?

Mike

SBUS with Betaflight 3.5

I don't know, I've not done any latency testing with the R9M.

Mike

I got a reply from Frsky:

"Hi Andre,

Thanks contact us, the R9M module don't support 9ms packets like the built-in 2.4Ghz XJT module of the transmitter.

Best regards
Ray"

ERSkyTX on the new Taranis X9-Lite - first flights.

Three flights on my Durafly Tundra with the new radio.

I’m liking the feel of the radio - compact with very decent sticks. Lighter and more comfortable than the QX7.

Using RX6R with ACCESS firmware.