If you get the Amp sensor with Deans connectors and want to change to XT60's it is dead easy.

Trick is to cut the Deans in half with as small saw first so that you can remove the pins one at a time. There is a lot of solder on the connection to carry the high current and if you try and heat the whole thing to get the plug off in one piece it is very difficult to do without damaging the board.

Second trick is to rotate the XT60 negative pin by 90 degrees.That way it solders straight to the board without cutting slits and stuff. You have to enlarge just one of the slots to make sure the pins align with the PC board lands. Took me about 15 minutes to convert two Amp sensors.

John

Well just to prove the new sticker is working for its living Down Under.

This is my Tx case with two Multiplex Cockpits - one converted to FrSky and one to Flydream.

Originally Posted by Rotozuk

Sweet! Tell all your friends!

Like the new stickers?

Originally Posted by jj604

Well just to prove the new sticker is working for its living Down Under.

This is my Tx case with two Multiplex Cockpits - one converted to FrSky and one to Flydream.

Dang those new stickers look good against the yellow.

-Wayne

Hi,

Originally Posted by Smeagle

On my FLVS-01 the 6th channel is off by ~0,2V... Can this be calibrated/fixed?

No idea? Nobody had problem with FLVS-01 showing wrong voltage(s)?

Thanks,
- Oliver

Hi,

Eva from FrSky told me, there IS a sensor for individual voltage of LiPos WITHOUT display, but it's not on their webside and in shops, because of "low demand". I find that funny, when NOBODY knows about it, how can there be any demand? Or did YOU know about this?

I was asking for a smaller/lighter/cheaper sensor for individual voltages of LiPo cells, because I don't see a reason to have a display and that's the sensor I would like to have in every model...

What do you think about this?

Thanks,
- Oliver

Yeah, was one of the first approaches, and I told them the same... before they seen the OLED screen and found it so cool... indeed at half price and size will be a market for both.

Originally Posted by Smeagle

Hi,

Eva from FrSky told me, there IS a sensor for individual voltage of LiPos WITHOUT display, but it's not on their webside and in shops, because of "low demand". I find that funny, when NOBODY knows about it, how can there be any demand? Or did YOU know about this?

I was asking for a smaller/lighter/cheaper sensor for individual voltages of LiPo cells, because I don't see a reason to have a display and that's the sensor I would like to have in every model...

What do you think about this?

Thanks,
- Oliver

Aloft Hobbies will have them in about 1 week. We will also have the FAS-100 with no battery plugs, and a new end pin TFR6 (for our FASST users).

Let us know if you have any other requests.

-Wayne

Originally Posted by Rotozuk

Sweet! Tell all your friends!

Like the new stickers?

Yes !!

One of mine wil go with my 9x moded tx.

Frsky has not even thought of stickers , you have done it for both .

Originally Posted by debianhot

Yes !!

One of mine wil go with my 9x moded tx.

Frsky has not even thought of stickers , you have done it for both .

Actually, those stickers came from FrSky.

Originally Posted by michel49

Besides the display of the FLD02 is wrong: 10 times right value: 50A instead of 5 A.

Michel

FLD-02 has a small bug for FAS-100 ampere display. New upgrade firmware and how-to guide will be available soon here.

Originally Posted by Chase Wu

FLD-02 has a small bug for FAS-100 ampere display. New upgrade firmware and how-to guide will be available soon here.

Please, is it possible to add to the new release that FLD-02 could display RSSI-1 and RSSI-2 thresholds read from DHT like analog thresholds ?

Thanks

RSSI thresholds can't be read from module, there is no such command in protocol, only to write / set them.
DHT-U knows them because it's all in one integrated module.
Maybe with a new firmware with such command added, to query RSSI thresholds.

Originally Posted by RENATOA

RSSI thresholds can't be read from module, there is no such command in protocol, only to write / set them.
DHT-U knows them because it's all in one integrated module.
Maybe with a new firmware with such command added, to query RSSI thresholds.

Seems there is an alarm RSSI request command code : 0xF1.

Check here : http://projects.onomato.biz/attachme...%20public).pdf

But both DHT DFT DJT and FLD should be compliant to this protocol command.

Thanks Mr.Wu, forgot a "dot" in the display ?

Mr.Wu,

It would be great to give us a brushless RPM sensor, I need it for my EDF...