Recent content by Chris_A

We're not "bullied around". Bro, I had one order say "Pre-shipment info sent to USPS" all the way up to the day it was delivered to my door. Sometimes its not the vendor, sometimes its USPS, which is why I upgrade shipping whenever I can to avoid using them.

You got it, the reciever needs to be on the same version as the transmitter. Download the firmware to your radio, plug in the reciever to your radio using the adapter that came with the Nazgul and update (easier said than done).

New build; Mamba F722 F60Pro stack, Crossfire Nano, TBS Unify Pro32 HV 5.8, Runcam Swift mini 2 I'm pretty positive I have everything wired up correctly, even though from the pic the green wire looks like the joint is suspect at the receiver (also; the antenna isn't accidentally engaging the...

Thats good stuff, I never thought about that

What equipment are you using?

I deleted my comment because the equipment I suggested doesn't have a barometer.

Yes sir, I glue right where the wires are inserted into the connector.

I throw a bead across the wires that go into the plugs on my stack for strain relief. I also put a dab on the antenna to receiver connection. I have no idea if it's functional but it sure makes me feel better.

Solid advice in this thread. I personally started with the X9 lite just to see if I even liked the hobby before I upgraded equipment. It didnt take me long before I started disliking it for actual flying though. Now its only used as a remote for the sim. I didn't mind the Access protocol at all...

This is the way I read it. Your Vtx and camera both require 5 volts so solder em to the 5v pads. The inside pads for the vtx and outermost for the camera

What was the fix?

FrSky RX is supposed to be compatible with FrSky D8, try that.

Take my information with a grain of salt as the laws are changing and I haven't fully caught up yet but if you transmit on 250mw or less you don't need a license. I transmit on 1w and haven't had a problem but I live in an area that doesn't really care what we do. My brother lives in a densely...

What country are you in?

I think you understand it perfectly, since you're into such diverse vehicles. It's no different than manual transmission owners hating on automatics. Or diesel owners vs. gas, side-by-sides vs. quads or even Chevy vs. Ford. There is nothing ignorant about it, it's human nature. Maturity has...