Hi Dennis - I want to thank you, your setup's have helped me a lot. I have both the 9x and the 9xr, the 6way switch setup helped when I did it on the 9xr w/ the naza. You will find the er9x fw is a little easier than the standard fw so don't worry about it. Also the smarty parts usb board fits into the slot where it's wires feed thru. (gives more room and protection)
Hi Dennis, i though for sure you would have bought the TelemetrEZ (TEZ for short) module that Steve at SmartieParts has for sale as well. Works with the SmartiePArts Solderless Programming Board( SPSPB) and the FrSky DJT Tx module. I installed it and I am about to make the last connections. The Tez takes the received serial data from a DJT FrSky Tx module and thru the Smartieparts Solderless Programming board UART buss, makes the info available to the MPU of the 9X and while incorporating ER9X FW, easily brings the telemetry data up on screen. There is a specific version for use with the TEZ, which fits inside back section of the 9x case and makes connection with the SPSPB thru a multi pin connector. There are two ways of running the wires from the DJT module, either externally or internally. Tonight, I am about to file down the protruding plastic that interferes with the DJT's fitting nice and flush inside of the 9X's Tx module bay, and then decide on how to connect the telemetry data to the new tez board. I will do a vid on it and have it uploaded as soon as I can on my other YT channel. FlyByTheGrace which I am just getting up and running. Got to tell people about the neat stuff on that site. BTW, I am not only new to multirotor, I haven't hardly any experience with ER9X or APM 2.5 and Mission Planner. So I am virtually swamped :-)
Chris, thanks for the great info. I haven't see TEZ but will definitely check it out. I just received my FrSky Taranis so I've been looking into the built-in telemetry options with it. I hear you about being swamped. There are so many aspects to this hobby that makes learning a never-ending process. I'll definitely be on the lookout for your vid. Thanks again.
Great video. You make it so much easier for a new multirotor pilot to solve issues. I received a 9X for Christmas without a module. Bought an Orange RX module. The servo connections don't match with the OrangeRX receiver channels. So I have to configure each multirotor by watching the GUI and changing each servo connector to match the radio channels,ie throt,ail,elv,rudd. From what I've read with the ER9X you can re-assign each channel. Thanks to your video I have more confidence to install this board and FW.
Dennis Baldwin Now you are going to love er9x, it's way better then the Turnigy software, you can even customise the boot screen to your liking too , all the best for the New Year - George :-)
No lie. I've head it sitting around for 3 months but have been caught up in too many projects. Not enough time in the day. Hope all is well and Happy New Year.
It's a great thing! Had it in my 9x from the start, sadly it is now collecting dust since I have a Taranis... EDIT: You actually can slide the USB connector PCB neatly in the slot that is already in your 9x, it fits exactly! EDIT 2: Stop using er9x and go for OpenTX. It is newer and more actively developed since it is also used in the Taranis.
Jeroen, I can always count on you to keep me straight. I figured that connector would fit nicely in the slot but didn't actually give it a try. Thanks for validating. I just got an email from alofthobbies last night that I could order my Taranis....finally! So I've ordered it and hopefully it will be here soon. Looking forward to OpenTX. Have read great things about it. Thanks.
Hey Dennis just nice to see someone else does the exact same things as I do ;-) And I know we're not alone in this haha! I also received the email from Alofthobbies, asked my buddies if somebody wanted one, it is a very nice radio! I am currently doing some 3D modeling in SolidWorks to 3D print some cases for the OrangeRX OpenLRS tx and rx modules I have. I want to try them together with my Taranis, the OpenLRSng software is great! Love open source :-D Have a great day man!
Jeroen Brosens Great stuff! I will definitely be following your progress. I can't wait to get my Taranis and start experimenting. Hopefully it will be the last TX that I'll ever need to purchase :)
Hello I'm fairly new to the rc community (neewbie) . My question is if i add this board to my radio what am i really getting and do I have to have the frsky module in order for this to work. Also Dennis I have watched a few of your videos... great job keep them coming. I'm hitting the subscribe!!!
Dwayne Batson Thanks for the kinds words. From what I know the SmartieParts board and er9x firmware don't care about what module you have installed. So this should work for the standard module or FrSky. Check out the different firmware loads if you have any concerns: openrcforums.com/wiki/index.php/Er9x_firmware_information Best of luck with your setup.
Hi Dennis thanks for your videos they have always been very informative.. I have a dilemma in with radio to buy. to start I have already 8 receivers FS-R6B with my transmitter FlySky FS-T6..now between the turnigy 9xr and the flysky th9xb (newest model) witch one do you recommend for my upgrade keeping in mind I have all those receivers.(in term of module and binding)
I would have thought it would be better to just use your Taranis and buy replacement reciever/s with the $36. Open TX is amazingly powerful and Taranis is made for it.
Dave Roche Yeah that probably makes a lot of sense. This was before I upgraded to the Taranis. Good point and I agree about OpenTX being great firmware for the Taranis.
Hey Dennis thanks for the videos! Is that a DJT module you pulled out at the top of the video? Are they directly compatible, or is there a mod that goes with? thanks a million fin
Hi Dennis great video! I want to say... I heard that is possible to monitor the internal voltage of a battery with the FrSky D8R II Plus receiver. Question, if I flash my Turnigy 9x with Er9x software would it be possible to monitor the voltage on my quad???
Jorge Ortiz I haven't done this before but from what I've read it seems straightforward. Apparently you jumper A1 and X on the side of the receiver as mentioned here: www.alofthobbies.com/frsky-d8r-ii-plus-8-channel-receiver-w-telemetry.html Then I believe you retrieve that data at your TX. If you have any problems with it please checkout www.garagepilots.com and post in the forums We should be able to help you out there.
Also, something worth nothing regarding your backlight. If you power the backlight from the Smartiparts board, the backlight then becomes controllable in the er9x software. Meaning you can have it shut off at a certain time, turn it on and off with any of the switches, blink when you hit a certain flight time, etc... Really worth doing.
That's awesome to know about. As I mentioned in the vid I'm an er9x n00b but have been enjoying it already. Hope to learn a lot more from you and others. Thanks Chris!
How do you like Er9x now that you had a lot of experience with it? I'm thinking of trying it out due to the increased model memory, but I have found the various videos out there make it seem less intuitive and more time consuming to program than the stock firmware. What are your thoughts?
+tlgrimmy I really enjoyed it although I got rid of my 9X and purchased a Taranis. Mainly because I wanted more channels. I found the UI to be more intuitive than the standard firmware, but I realize that's not saying much :) I really needed the flexibility and that's what you get over the stock firmware. BTW not sure if you've seen this recent product: smartieparts.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=378 Good luck and let us know what you end up doing.
+Dennis Baldwin Thanks for the reply! I ended up just soldering in cheapo ribbon cable and put the connection point in the battery bay. I finished up loading OpenTX and added the backlight with a transistor so that OpenTX can control it. With a new LiFe batteryand the ability to control the backlight, you really get a lot more flight time than with the AAs, so that's nice. Really digging the new firmware! It's actually much more user-friendly than I originally thought it would be. I also like how you can customize which options you want, reload the firmware with the changes, and not loose any of your models or previous settings. That's super handy! I was actually able to load it up with the full 16 models and not have any connection issues either, which was a bonus. One day I'll likely upgrade to the Taranis or something similar, but it's sure nice getting so much functionally with so little investment. Those sub $10 receivers are also great when you have a ton of models. Thanks again!
Hi! Thanks for the vid - I too am about to warm up the soldering iron! Two questions, not strictly related to 'flashing': How many model memories can be stored on the new programme,and 2. Can I use my Turnigy receivers with it? Once again, thanks very much , Den
I'm not sure how many models it can hold. I know the extreme version can hold over 60: smartieparts.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=378 Yes your turning receivers will still work after installing this board. Good luck.
great tutorial, absolutly saved my bacon, well done dennis, my 9x is due here this week 7th 03 2014 and have ordered the backlight for it but am unsure of ordering in advance the smartieparts board,do i need to check the 9x version first on the 9x board 6th v2 or 8th v1 hope you can advise, also have you a vd on backlight instalation cheers dave
Great question...and one I did not know the answer but found this: eastbay-rc.blogspot.com/2012/08/smartieparts-one-per-turnigy-9x.html So yes it's possible but make sure you understand why it's not recommended.
thank you for your post video , it is a great thing i will do my turnigy 9 once i receive my SmartieParts board i just order it. and if i need help can i ask a question if i do have hard time to do it?
great vid. is the procedure the same for the fs th9x? i decided to get the fs th9x and add the smartie parts with the cc2500 4in1 module so i could replace all of my toy grade quadcopter transmitters. with this set up you can use it for 192 different models, including planes and helicopters. the only con with this is the poor range (it varies with protocol). for longer range fpv mini quads i have the radiolink at9. the smartie parts board now comes with the backlit screen. just thought i'd put that out there for any noobs (that includes me).
I know that the FS TH9X is fairly similar, but I'm not sure if the procedure is the same. I believe the internals are pretty close to identical but we'll have to rely on you to let us know for certain. Thanks for sharing that bit of info. Very useful to know. Thanks.
sparrowlt Great question....and yes that can absolutely be done. I didn't cover it in the video because I was fine with my backlight being on all the time. But if you want to be able to configure it to come on and off, as well as adjust the brightness, then you can definitely do that. Just make sure you have the backlight module: www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16720__Turnigy_9X_LCD_Backlight_Kit_Blue_DIY_.html Thanks for the question.
Dennis Baldwin Oh i had not tought about that.. i just followed smack's instructions while watching your video and a couple other.. thanks for the job..made my life easier. In my case it was removing an older smartieboard that had burnt out somehow and the old EL panel for replacing them with the LED panel and the newer board.. but everything worked and i have USB interface again (and a brighter backlight)
one question i wanna use my Turnigy flashed with Er9X , and i am gonna use it for quad-copter .. what it will be your advice about the hex file that i should download it ? it is the ER9x-ARDUPILOT right... thank you for helping me again
elie eid From what I read is that if you want to get telemetry data on your screen and have done the mod to support it then you want the ARDUPILOT version. Other wise you can use the standard.
lez briddon Great question. This is a breeze with the Taranis and OpenTX, but not certain how to do it with er9x other than what the guys are talking about here: openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=582
Amazing. You take a $70 transmitter, add a $40 board to it, plus you've already added a LIPO battery and changed out the transmitter so you now have what, a $150 transmitter where you could have bought a $150 OpenTX transmitter in the first place and gotten a better unit.
I think it's possible although I've never done it myself. I've seen a couple of TH-cam videos where it looks like users are installing the smartieparts board with the DHT module. I wish I knew for certain but it does seem possible. Let us know what you end up doing.
Victor Marshall thanks so much for the feedback on my vids. Right now I'm messing around with the Taranis (love it!) but in the future I'll see if I can get the TelemetrEZ and do a video. All the best.
krymzy I didn't know about OpenTX at the time of this video. But as of late I'm flying with the Taranis running OpenTX and love it. Thanks for the suggestion.
Can you make another video on how to get the LED light how to work on an attachment video to this? Or please post a link that show folks how? Many thanks. You are the reason why i decide to buy turnigy 9x and mod the crap out of it.
EAteearsehole I'll see if I can dig something up. I haven't done this mod so I can't offer much assistance unfortunately. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.
Dennis Baldwin Its okay, thanks for trying. Some website, mostly 9x wiki page said its the easiest mod, so ill tackle it later. Thanks, keep up with all the great videos, you earned a subbed.
Hi Dennis - I want to thank you, your setup's have helped me a lot. I have both the 9x and the 9xr, the 6way switch setup helped when I did it on the 9xr w/ the naza. You will find the er9x fw is a little easier than the standard fw so don't worry about it. Also the smarty parts usb board fits into the slot where it's wires feed thru. (gives more room and protection)
Thanks for the tip on the slot. I should've figured that out! I'm looking forward to learning as much as I can about er9x. All the best.
Hi Dennis, i though for sure you would have bought the TelemetrEZ (TEZ for short) module that Steve at SmartieParts has for sale as well. Works with the SmartiePArts Solderless Programming Board( SPSPB) and the FrSky DJT Tx module. I installed it and I am about to make the last connections. The Tez takes the received serial data from a DJT FrSky Tx module and thru the Smartieparts Solderless Programming board UART buss, makes the info available to the MPU of the 9X and while incorporating ER9X FW, easily brings the telemetry data up on screen. There is a specific version for use with the TEZ, which fits inside back section of the 9x case and makes connection with the SPSPB thru a multi pin connector. There are two ways of running the wires from the DJT module, either externally or internally. Tonight, I am about to file down the protruding plastic that interferes with the DJT's fitting nice and flush inside of the 9X's Tx module bay, and then decide on how to connect the telemetry data to the new tez board. I will do a vid on it and have it uploaded as soon as I can on my other YT channel. FlyByTheGrace which I am just getting up and running. Got to tell people about the neat stuff on that site. BTW, I am not only new to multirotor, I haven't hardly any experience with ER9X or APM 2.5 and Mission Planner. So I am virtually swamped :-)
Chris, thanks for the great info. I haven't see TEZ but will definitely check it out. I just received my FrSky Taranis so I've been looking into the built-in telemetry options with it. I hear you about being swamped. There are so many aspects to this hobby that makes learning a never-ending process. I'll definitely be on the lookout for your vid. Thanks again.
I wish this board was still in production. I'd purchase 5 right now.
Great video. You make it so much easier for a new multirotor pilot to solve issues. I received a 9X for Christmas without a module. Bought an Orange RX module. The servo connections don't match with the OrangeRX receiver channels. So I have to configure each multirotor by watching the GUI and changing each servo connector to match the radio channels,ie throt,ail,elv,rudd. From what I've read with the ER9X you can re-assign each channel. Thanks to your video I have more confidence to install this board and FW.
I appreciate the feedback and yes, you can re-assign each channel which is pretty cool. I like that better than having to rewire things!
Dennis Baldwin Now you are going to love er9x, it's way better then the Turnigy software, you can even customise the boot screen to your liking too , all the best for the New Year - George :-)
Awesome Dennis Happy new year to you and the Family!
Thanks....great to hear from you and Happy New Year to you as well.
About time you got this!
No lie. I've head it sitting around for 3 months but have been caught up in too many projects. Not enough time in the day. Hope all is well and Happy New Year.
It's a great thing! Had it in my 9x from the start, sadly it is now collecting dust since I have a Taranis...
EDIT: You actually can slide the USB connector PCB neatly in the slot that is already in your 9x, it fits exactly!
EDIT 2: Stop using er9x and go for OpenTX. It is newer and more actively developed since it is also used in the Taranis.
Jeroen, I can always count on you to keep me straight. I figured that connector would fit nicely in the slot but didn't actually give it a try. Thanks for validating. I just got an email from alofthobbies last night that I could order my Taranis....finally! So I've ordered it and hopefully it will be here soon. Looking forward to OpenTX. Have read great things about it. Thanks.
Hey Dennis just nice to see someone else does the exact same things as I do ;-) And I know we're not alone in this haha!
I also received the email from Alofthobbies, asked my buddies if somebody wanted one, it is a very nice radio!
I am currently doing some 3D modeling in SolidWorks to 3D print some cases for the OrangeRX OpenLRS tx and rx modules I have. I want to try them together with my Taranis, the OpenLRSng software is great! Love open source :-D
Have a great day man!
Jeroen Brosens Great stuff! I will definitely be following your progress. I can't wait to get my Taranis and start experimenting. Hopefully it will be the last TX that I'll ever need to purchase :)
Thank you so much, great video. What battery are you using in the transmitter?
Hope your going to make bunch of vidoes of setting up quads/APM with the er9x :D
That's the plan! Thanks for watching.
Hello I'm fairly new to the rc community (neewbie) . My question is if i add this board to my radio what am i really getting and do I have to have the frsky module in order for this to work. Also Dennis I have watched a few of your videos... great job keep them coming. I'm hitting the subscribe!!!
Dwayne Batson Thanks for the kinds words. From what I know the SmartieParts board and er9x firmware don't care about what module you have installed. So this should work for the standard module or FrSky. Check out the different firmware loads if you have any concerns:
openrcforums.com/wiki/index.php/Er9x_firmware_information
Best of luck with your setup.
Hi Dennis thanks for your videos they have always been very informative.. I have a dilemma in with radio to buy. to start I have already 8 receivers FS-R6B with my transmitter FlySky FS-T6..now between the turnigy 9xr and the flysky th9xb (newest model) witch one do you recommend for my upgrade keeping in mind I have all those receivers.(in term of module and binding)
I would have thought it would be better to just use your Taranis and buy replacement reciever/s with the $36.
Open TX is amazingly powerful and Taranis is made for it.
Dave Roche Yeah that probably makes a lot of sense. This was before I upgraded to the Taranis. Good point and I agree about OpenTX being great firmware for the Taranis.
Hey Dennis thanks for the videos! Is that a DJT module you pulled out at the top of the video? Are they directly compatible, or is there a mod that goes with? thanks a million
fin
Hanuman UAV Yes it is and I've had no problems with it in the Turnigy 9X running er9X. Thanks for the question.
Top D., all the best for 2014 ! !
You too, buddy. Hope it's a great one!
It's a great product and extremely easy to install. Unfortunately I lost mine with my tricopter when my USPS package got stolen. :(
Sorry to hear that but hopefully USPS was able to take care of it for you.
Hi Dennis great video! I want to say... I heard that is possible to monitor the internal voltage of a battery with the FrSky D8R II Plus receiver. Question, if I flash my Turnigy 9x with Er9x software would it be possible to monitor the voltage on my quad???
Jorge Ortiz I haven't done this before but from what I've read it seems straightforward. Apparently you jumper A1 and X on the side of the receiver as mentioned here:
www.alofthobbies.com/frsky-d8r-ii-plus-8-channel-receiver-w-telemetry.html
Then I believe you retrieve that data at your TX. If you have any problems with it please checkout www.garagepilots.com and post in the forums We should be able to help you out there.
Dennis Baldwin Awesome! Thanks a lot. I made it work...
Also, something worth nothing regarding your backlight. If you power the backlight from the Smartiparts board, the backlight then becomes controllable in the er9x software. Meaning you can have it shut off at a certain time, turn it on and off with any of the switches, blink when you hit a certain flight time, etc... Really worth doing.
That's awesome to know about. As I mentioned in the vid I'm an er9x n00b but have been enjoying it already. Hope to learn a lot more from you and others. Thanks Chris!
How do you like Er9x now that you had a lot of experience with it? I'm thinking of trying it out due to the increased model memory, but I have found the various videos out there make it seem less intuitive and more time consuming to program than the stock firmware. What are your thoughts?
+tlgrimmy I really enjoyed it although I got rid of my 9X and purchased a Taranis. Mainly because I wanted more channels. I found the UI to be more intuitive than the standard firmware, but I realize that's not saying much :) I really needed the flexibility and that's what you get over the stock firmware. BTW not sure if you've seen this recent product: smartieparts.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=378 Good luck and let us know what you end up doing.
+Dennis Baldwin Thanks for the reply! I ended up just soldering in cheapo ribbon cable and put the connection point in the battery bay. I finished up loading OpenTX and added the backlight with a transistor so that OpenTX can control it. With a new LiFe batteryand the ability to control the backlight, you really get a lot more flight time than with the AAs, so that's nice. Really digging the new firmware! It's actually much more user-friendly than I originally thought it would be. I also like how you can customize which options you want, reload the firmware with the changes, and not loose any of your models or previous settings. That's super handy! I was actually able to load it up with the full 16 models and not have any connection issues either, which was a bonus. One day I'll likely upgrade to the Taranis or something similar, but it's sure nice getting so much functionally with so little investment. Those sub $10 receivers are also great when you have a ton of models. Thanks again!
you made my day, thank you for inspiration :)
No problem. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi! Thanks for the vid - I too am about to warm up the soldering iron! Two questions, not strictly related to 'flashing':
How many model memories can be stored on the new programme,and
2. Can I use my Turnigy receivers with it?
Once again, thanks very much , Den
I'm not sure how many models it can hold. I know the extreme version can hold over 60:
smartieparts.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=378
Yes your turning receivers will still work after installing this board. Good luck.
Thanks, Den , that's a relief!
great tutorial, absolutly saved my bacon, well done dennis, my 9x is due here this week 7th 03 2014 and have ordered the backlight for it but am unsure of ordering in advance the smartieparts board,do i need to check the 9x version first on the 9x board 6th v2 or 8th v1 hope you can advise, also have you a vd on backlight instalation
cheers
dave
Looks good to me!
at the beginning i use the Standard version for your 9x radio and i did not get all the channel futures for my transmitter...
Hi Dennis,
Can the SmartieParts board be used to program the 9X and then be removed leaving er9X installed?
Great question...and one I did not know the answer but found this:
eastbay-rc.blogspot.com/2012/08/smartieparts-one-per-turnigy-9x.html
So yes it's possible but make sure you understand why it's not recommended.
thank you for your post video , it is a great thing i will do my turnigy 9 once i receive my
SmartieParts board i just order it. and if i need help can i ask a question if i do have hard time to do it?
elie eid Glad to hear it. Good luck. If you need any help check out www.garagepilots.com and post over there. We should be able to help out.
great vid. is the procedure the same for the fs th9x? i decided to get the fs th9x and add the smartie parts with the cc2500 4in1 module so i could replace all of my toy grade quadcopter transmitters. with this set up you can use it for 192 different models, including planes and helicopters. the only con with this is the poor range (it varies with protocol). for longer range fpv mini quads i have the radiolink at9. the smartie parts board now comes with the backlit screen. just thought i'd put that out there for any noobs (that includes me).
I know that the FS TH9X is fairly similar, but I'm not sure if the procedure is the same. I believe the internals are pretty close to identical but we'll have to rely on you to let us know for certain. Thanks for sharing that bit of info. Very useful to know. Thanks.
as of 2017 this board as well as the updated board that replaced it are no longer available!
Isnt the led panel wires suposed to be cut and soldered to the wires that come with the smartieparts board to plug in the LED plug?
sparrowlt Great question....and yes that can absolutely be done. I didn't cover it in the video because I was fine with my backlight being on all the time. But if you want to be able to configure it to come on and off, as well as adjust the brightness, then you can definitely do that. Just make sure you have the backlight module:
www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16720__Turnigy_9X_LCD_Backlight_Kit_Blue_DIY_.html
Thanks for the question.
Dennis Baldwin
Oh i had not tought about that.. i just followed smack's instructions while watching your video and a couple other.. thanks for the job..made my life easier.
In my case it was removing an older smartieboard that had burnt out somehow and the old EL panel for replacing them with the LED panel and the newer board.. but everything worked and i have USB interface again (and a brighter backlight)
one question i wanna use my Turnigy flashed with Er9X , and i am gonna use it for quad-copter .. what it will be your advice about the hex file that i should download it ? it is the ER9x-ARDUPILOT right... thank you for helping me again
elie eid From what I read is that if you want to get telemetry data on your screen and have done the mod to support it then you want the ARDUPILOT version. Other wise you can use the standard.
hello, i hope you are fine. i am looking for a solderless card ? Do you stil own one ? best regards
so once you use this and new firmware get 16 channels, how do you receive anything above 8 as no one sells a 16ch rx ???
lez briddon Great question. This is a breeze with the Taranis and OpenTX, but not certain how to do it with er9x other than what the guys are talking about here: openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=582
Hi Dennis, My 9X when turn on, the LED showed "EEPROM ERROR!", any idea what wrong with it ? Thanks in advance.
Oh no sorry to hear that. I'm not sure what that means. I'll see if I can find any info about it.
After this Up grade, could i back to the original firmware?
Francisco Augusto That's a good question. I'm not sure if that's possible. If I find out I'll be sure to follow up with you.
Hello,
I'm on macbook and when I want to flash he don't find the avrdude binary ?
What can I do ?
thanks ;)
djaspen You may need to install the package. Maybe this will help: www.pololu.com/docs/0J36/5.b
Amazing. You take a $70 transmitter, add a $40 board to it, plus you've already added a LIPO battery and changed out the transmitter so you now have what, a $150 transmitter where you could have bought a $150 OpenTX transmitter in the first place and gotten a better unit.
where i can bought the white board? gimme the link plz
+Wilgo Fariana Link is in the video description.
Can i still use this with the DHT module installed?
I think it's possible although I've never done it myself. I've seen a couple of TH-cam videos where it looks like users are installing the smartieparts board with the DHT module. I wish I knew for certain but it does seem possible. Let us know what you end up doing.
is there a chance you could do a update with the telemetrez part too? it is 20 more and i figured it would be easier and you make great videos
Victor Marshall thanks so much for the feedback on my vids. Right now I'm messing around with the Taranis (love it!) but in the future I'll see if I can get the TelemetrEZ and do a video. All the best.
At least check it out on smartieparts thanks:)
Download link for the firmware seems broken.
Try this: www.er9x.com/
Thanks Dennis. I did found that website earlier but was not sure if it was legit. Great tutorial.
why not use opentx?
krymzy I didn't know about OpenTX at the time of this video. But as of late I'm flying with the Taranis running OpenTX and love it. Thanks for the suggestion.
Dennis Baldwin
Arent Er9X and OpenTX pretty much the same?
it just seems like opentx is just newer and with more options to me
Can you make another video on how to get the LED light how to work on an attachment video to this? Or please post a link that show folks how? Many thanks. You are the reason why i decide to buy turnigy 9x and mod the crap out of it.
EAteearsehole I'll see if I can dig something up. I haven't done this mod so I can't offer much assistance unfortunately. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.
Dennis Baldwin Its okay, thanks for trying. Some website, mostly 9x wiki page said its the easiest mod, so ill tackle it later. Thanks, keep up with all the great videos, you earned a subbed.
EAteearsehole