BG493216431 Burn the motor!

pfeerick I've not used the Flysky i6 transmitter personally, but it is telemetry capably, and has the sensors list and choose sensors options under "system - rx setup". However I do have both this re... I've not used the Flysky i6 transmitter personally, but it is telemetry capably, and has the sensors list and choose sensors options under "system - rx setup". However I do have both this receiver and the smaller 6CH version, and to use sensors to monitor things like flight battery, altitude, RPM you use the SENS iBus port. And for basic RSSI, receiver voltage, etc, you don't need to connect anything, that is sent anyway. Ver Más

qurlson Matek have receiver, or another china receivers and use 5.8 vtx for repeat signal in goggle

jpit88 14mm

Ammar81 25.5 mounting distance..i put a crazybeex in one which is same size as crazybee Pro

Hobbyboy All flight controller are meant to use opto esc as they have a built in bec. So if you do use a esc that already has a bec built into it just leave the red wire unconnected. You can also use it to pow... All flight controller are meant to use opto esc as they have a built in bec. So if you do use a esc that already has a bec built into it just leave the red wire unconnected. You can also use it to power 2 servos with out drawing power from the fc. Ver Más

Sebby_D yes

Maxi_Ferrari usually if a servo says "9g" it is a size reference and not a weight reference. all "9g" servos have the same size. I don't know why they made it that way but it's an industry stan... usually if a servo says "9g" it is a size reference and not a weight reference. all "9g" servos have the same size. I don't know why they made it that way but it's an industry standard Ver Más