MMESSITER
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I agree - perhaps just at the moment the effort and complexity exceed the result value. I might await a simpler solution which I gather is on the way. Meanwhile I plan to perfect my comprehensive radio control system...

I think I should have installed one or two things first - I will try again. I was preoccupied today because I took out a large model helicopter to a field, and for the first time ever, I flew it, controlled by my own...

I tried that link - the two examples won’t compile without lots of errors so I guess I must have missed something. What might that have been?

Thank you! I’ll try that. Today. Indeed I need only a simple solution. A few small files in the root directory. These are “.MOD” files - which in my house define the parameters for different model helicopters in my...

Although the method I suggested the other day works fine, it does require two receivers in the model which is a pity. So I now have a new method: The extra receiver will be part of the transmitter so that it can...

Its WORKING NOW! :o #include <SBUS.h> SBUS SbusMASTER (Serial1); // PIN 0 SBUS SbusBUDDY (Serial2); // PIN 7 SBUS SbusMODEL (Serial3); // PIN 14

I think I’ve found the answer! Brian Taylor’s SBUS library can read as well as write. A packet at a time. I think that’ll work. I’ll try it... Malcolm

Hello I thought I should explain briefly my recent silence. I think I shall make my radio control system open-source. But before I do, I need to do a little more work... Yesterday I increased the number of...

Hello Mark, Truth is I really don’t know! I’ve spent most of my life playing oboe, and flying RC models. I did write an 8086 assembler comms app in the early 80s, but my training was in 1968 at the Paris...

Hi! I did a series of range tests after buying many of these nRF24L01 transceivers from many sources, and making them ‘plug in’ to female headers on my circuit boards. I quickly learned that they vary enormously in...