Transmitters have nothing to do with vector. Vector just needs to talk to a receiver. As long as the tx can talk to a 6-7 channel RX, vector can be used with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ridenwind
Scott
Transmitters have nothing to do with vector. Vector just needs to talk to a receiver. As long as the tx can talk to a 6-7 channel RX, vector can be used with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ridenwind
Scott
Hello does anyone connect a Crossfire micro on a Vector kit?
Thx for helping
Sure, works just like the full sized Crossfire. Did you have a particular question?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pimousse
Nope, it was a missunderstanding by my side about the sbus configuration. It's working fine now.
Did you knwo if it's possible to get the info from the vecor and send to a DJI occusync air system? It's possible with a cheap fc card with two pin.
Good deal you have it working. I have a Crossfire Micro connected to Vector Micro in a TBS-G2 frame - works great. Nope, sorry, I don't know anything about the DJI system - maybe someone else here does?
Hi Volkz,
it is possible to get the vectors barosensor on the the taranis (by using the crossfire nano->tx)?
I will use the taranis variometer and not the osd vario from the vector.
Currently I have all crossfire sensors and the gps shown up on my taranis (but nothing else).
Any ideas?
I would Really, Really like to know your wiring config! I want to put the Vector Micro in my new Caipirinha.... any help would be great!Quote:
Originally Posted by DWB80117
Not sure how much help I can be, the G2 is a quad - and the Capi is fixed wing. The setup to connect the Crossfire was easy. It just uses PPM over one channel - running the Wizard on the Eagletree pretty much sewed everything together nicely. If you have any specific questions about the connection I can try to help.
For those flying vector with their crossfire and wanting all the telemetry data back at their taranis:
https://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread...T-(I2C)-Bridge