OpenTX Quick Tip: Extending travel and movement of a control surface
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
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Thank you! I’m moving models from my Dx9 and needed this vid to fully program the same setups for my 3D models. Also glad you mentioned the hardware fixes. I can’t do that on all of the transferee models, but it’s good to remember. Cheers!
Excellent Lee - I learned something new in OpenTX yet again!
Optimum servo strength is achieved when the control horns are balanced. The mechanical way can cause reduced servo power. Thank you for showing the radio way.
Awesome tips, Lee! Thanks a lot! 😃
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Thanks Lee. Your tips are always useful.
Meanwhile I came up with the solution to the problem myself. But I now know that this is the only way to widen the path. Thanks for the video.
If you'd have asked me I'd have linked you to this video ;) Happy flying!
If not already mentioned, some types / brands of Rx / Receiver won't transmit the extended travel to the Servos ... i.e. the Rx will stop this feature
What if you get a plane that has a transmitter configuration guide that says "if you're using spektrum set end points (travel adjust or atv) to 125%"? I'm presuming using dsm receiver with the radiomaster fits into this category?
Yep, same thing.
I'm a thumb flyer and I was wondering if I reduce my stick travel using the screws on the gimbals, can I use extended limits to make up for the loss of servo travel? Also if I use extended limits I'm guessing that I'm to use extended trims as well? Thank you
If you rerun the calibration routine after adjustment it'll sort it all out... Happy flying
@Painless360 Oooh damn!. Good call. I completely forgot i have to recalibrate when finished. Thankyou.
Hi Lee,
I know that a video transmitter that talks to the flight controller using the IRC Tramp protocol takes the values of the VTX table directly from the Betaflight settings. My question is: Can I fly on my own frequencies by changing the table, for example if I set my VTX to 5000MHz? Or can an IRC video controller only transmit in a certain frequency spectrum?
That is something I'm not sure on. If you get it working, please let me know...
It depends on your encabulator settings.
Ooh thank you, will this resolve the need to say set rxrange in betaflight?
Yep
@@Painless360 I went through that trouble already but I'm glad to know about this solution now,, thanks again
Yoga works well too.
Did you entered my head? That's what I want to know. ^^
Hello Andrew
Note that OpenTX also offers extended throws:
th-cam.com/video/AE3C_LSispc/w-d-xo.html