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PIMPING MY TX BY TIM CALVERT
Upgrades to my Taranis (FrSky) QX7 TX, was £70 when I bought it, plenty for less than £100 today. 16/32 channel, 4 X 3 pos switches, 2 pots, 2 x 2 way switches, full voice, haptic (vibration) warnings all completely programmable to your needs. Built in FRSky protocol, supplied with Open TX firmware. Had this over a year now, some useful upgrades Orange Soft Non slip silicon cover from Banggood about £11.00, protects the TX from those knocks in the field and keeps out the moisture from the damp grass. Alloy TX Stand, keeps the TX upright £5.00 from Banggood
Silicon switch covers, colour code your switches. From Banggood Alloy CNC sticks, replace the std plastic items. From Ebay Hall effect gimbals. T9hobbysport U.K., around £36 the pair . Multi protocol module, I have used the Irangex and Jumper 4 in 1 modules without issue, around 50 different protocols supported, I use DSMS2, DSMX, SPECTRUM Bind and fly , Corona DHSS V2, all without problems. Updated firmware from OpenTx to ErSky9x a forked version of OpenTx with full support for Multiprotocol. Dr Hewson’s rubberband throttle safety.
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Just to avoid confusion, the Taranis QX7 TX is made by FRSKy, the operating system firmware is OpenTx as supplied, ErSky9x (now called ErskyTx in the latest release) is a forked version of OpenTx, it was developed by Mike Blandford in Poole, originally for Hobbyking for their Turnigy TX, it Is basically a better menued version of the original OpenTx, I use it as I had it on my original Turnigy TX, better the devil you know! One edit you can add are other multi protocols I am using, Wltoys V911 and V912 helicopters, E10 and Husban x4 quads, one TX for all my needs. |
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