how I like the T16 ?? well ... it's certainly a good deal for the price ... but I'm very split minded, on one hand it is impressive what you get on the other hand it is what one has paid for ... and I don't like how it sits in my hands ... both impressive and not impressive at all
Mav2Pt? certainly not. Real, true, bi-directional 57kbps mavlink, and no converters and such at all

Originally Posted by OlliW

how I like the T16 ?? well ... it's certainly a good deal for the price ... but I'm very split minded, on one hand it is impressive what you get on the other hand it is what one has paid for ... and I don't like how it sits in my hands ... both impressive and not impressive at all
Mav2Pt? certainly not. Real, true, bi-directional 57kbps mavlink, and no converters and such at all

You tease. You have OpenTx working natively with Mavlink? I assume you are using a SiK 433/915 radio.

yes.yes. but I didn't wanted to tease, it was just your "incidentally" which I couldn't resist to match

Originally Posted by OlliW

yes.yes. but I didn't wanted to tease, it was just your "incidentally" which I couldn't resist to match

That is quite a milestone really. That does come closer to making make an OpenTx radio a GCS.....

I shouldn't talk too much about "ungelegte Eier" as we call it, but it is a GCS ... not as powerful as PC or smartphone, not even close, and it never can't given yet alone the limited input capabilities, but it is a GCS ... you'll eventually see

Originally Posted by OlliW

I shouldn't talk too much about "ungelegte Eier" as we call it, but it is a GCS ... not as powerful as PC or smartphone, not even close, and it never can't given yet alone the limited input capabilities, but it is a GCS ... you'll eventually see

Looking forward to it.....

Quickly tried. My results!

import serial
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'serial'

I will google around and try and fix this ..

python -m pip install serial

Ok now this after I installed serial module. I have not messed with python much.

File "C:\Users\marc\OneDrive\Documents\nameofscript.py" , line 4, in <module>
ser = serial.Serial("COM5", 115200)
AttributeError: module 'serial' has no attribute 'Serial'

even though I'm using python every once in a while, I'm not expert at all ... and I have no clue why this is

- maybe you have python 2.x and not 3.x
- I just googled "python3 serial has no attribute Serial" and it gave quite something with that one should have pyserial installed instead of serial ... I'm not sure ... e.g.:
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-fix-t...tribute-Serial ... maybe form having seen serial in my script I thought I thought I did install this but in fact had installed pyserial ... LOL

maybe just try
python -m pip uninstall serial
python -m pip install pyserial

Python is really fantastic, but this aspect, to get its install right, is really its huge downside and a pain in the ass
this was supposed to be really easy

Originally Posted by OlliW

even though I'm using python every once in a while, I'm not expert at all ... and I have no clue why this is

- maybe you have python 2.x and not 3.x
- I just googled "python3 serial has no attribute Serial" and it gave quite something with that one should have pyserial installed instead of serial ... I'm not sure ... e.g.:
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-fix-t...tribute-Serial ... maybe form having seen serial in my script I thought I thought I did install this but in fact had installed pyserial ... LOL

maybe just try
python -m pip uninstall serial
python -m pip install pyserial

Python is really fantastic, but this aspect, to get its install right, is really its huge downside and a pain in the ass
this was supposed to be really easy

I did the same and could not find a serial attribute. So I will install pyserial as you suggested.

it now has happened:

http://www.olliw.eu/2020/olliwtelem/

Telemetry Script for OpenTx with MAVLink: Features and Capabilities (16 min 28 sec)

a further application for the STorM32's MAVLink camera

Hello, this is a very cool project. Thanks to olliw for sharing. How do esp32 and gopro5 specifically establish a wifi connection?

Originally Posted by acuss

How do esp32 and gopro5 specifically establish a wifi connection?

you need to flash the ESP32 with the sketch you can find in my github repository, e.g. by using the Arduino ID
in that sketch you need to specify the ssid and passwork of your gopro
then you just need to power up both the ESP32 and the gopro, and the wifi connection should be established after a short while

Originally Posted by OlliW

you need to flash the ESP32 with the sketch you can find in my github repository, e.g. by using the Arduino ID
in that sketch you need to specify the ssid and passwork of your gopro
then you just need to power up both the ESP32 and the gopro, and the wifi connection should be established after a short while

Thank you very much.
I'll try to get them connected when the material I bought comes with me. I hope some of them will go well.