Out of stock already

Oh well, I'll have to wait until September

I haven't ordered yet. If someone knows a dealer with stock can you let me know. Otherwise I'll get an order in the next couple of days.

I tested the Heading Hold again today, but the winds were strong and it was turbulent. So, this really put it to the test. See the attached pic of the flight path. I'm very impressed by it's performance.

Wooooo, order number 8910 is comming. I must charge my batteries.

8876...it's on it's way according USPS tracking

Originally Posted by albertr

What was your order #?

-albertr

8913 on the way!

Order No. 8891 and nothing yet...... Random sending perchance ??? Nick.

I sure hope it's not random. I have been watching the numbers slowly creeping up. I am number 8933 and I was realy hoping it would be on its way this week.

Order # 9218 and is still waiting.... Hint, hint, Bill!

-albertr

The instructions say the Guardian needs to plug into the eLogger and then you can daisy chain other sensors off of it, so does that mean you can't daisy chain connect the Guardian to already existing sensors that are directly connected to the eLogger (V4)? ...do does the Guardian need to be 1st or am I reading too much into this?

Thank you!

Originally Posted by AdamChicago

The instructions say the Guardian needs to plug into the eLogger and then you can daisy chain other sensors off of it, so does that mean you can't daisy chain connect the Guardian to already existing sensors that are directly connected to the eLogger (V4)? ...do does the Guardian need to be 1st or am I reading too much into this?

Thank you!

You can daisy chain the Guardian anywhere, it does not have to be the first one connected to the eLogger.

-tychoc

^ Its on an I2C bus. You should be able to plug it into any of the bus ports. Do note however, that not all ports on the ET elogger are I2C bus ports.

Here is a RTH test from Yesterday.

I have had to experiment with my settings to

get RTH to work perfectly with this airframe


But Guardian has performed exceptionally well from day 1

I'm very happy with this last RTH test, and completely confident in guardian.

Eagle Tree OSD Return to Home (4 min 24 sec)

Great thanks...just got mine in the mail today

Originally Posted by tychoc

You can daisy chain the Guardian anywhere, it does not have to be the first one connected to the eLogger.

-tychoc

Ok. I'm impressed with the way it flys. Needs a little work, nut MUCH better than AP21.
So far the only bug I can find is when I turn off my transmitter, it also turns off my OSD.
I have to go back into the menu & turn it back on again to see the OSD. Odd anyone else see this.
Will have to learn a new way to turn on RTH, miss my old switch.
Marc

Originally Posted by Pixturethis

Ok. I'm impressed with the way it flys. Needs a little work, nut MUCH better than AP21.
So far the only bug I can find is when I turn off my transmitter, it also turns off my OSD.
I have to go back into the menu & turn it back on again to see the OSD. Odd anyone else see this.
Will have to learn a new way to turn on RTH, miss my old switch.
Marc

I wouldn't recommend turning off your Tx to test RTH. I use the Carlyle method. But the few times that I did actually lose signal and the RTH engage, my osd turned off as you mentioned. I seldom lose signal, so I have not put any effort into figuring out why that happens. Let us know if you find the solution.

Randy