FlySky FS-IA6 Receiver easiest modification to get Battery Voltage telemetry! 

Hello. The max voltage to power the receiver is 6.5v indicated by the manufacturer. But the voltage that you can test is higher. I most of the time fly 3s (11.1V nominal) batteries using the bec in the esc to power the receiver.

Works on 5s

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Hi. I didn't try this Tx. But I just had a look at the manual and I see that it shows IntV1 on the screen. In this example you can read 4.98V. After doing the mod I presented in the video you will read the actual battery voltage.

Yes, CH1 is still working as normal and the voltage indicated is very accurate.

@@rcflyingprojects8482 yes thanks for the video. And can i use the same to use for the 3s 11.1v battery? Will damage the device when using 3s battery.

@@thanhhoa8746 I don't know what the max voltage is, but most of my batteries are 3s and no problem with them.

Hi, I mostly fly 3s batteries with no problem. I also have a glider with a variometer connected to my FS-IS6B receiver, you connect the sensor directly to the i.Bus input in the receiver. The sensor I use is the FlySky-FS-CAT01: www.banggood.com/FlySky-FS-CAT01-Altitude-Sensor-I_bus-Data-Port-Compatible-FS-i6-FS-i8-FS-i10-Transmitter-p-1661314.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=buy On your upgraded transmitter you have a function called "Vario", that is what gives you the two different tones when the plane is climbing or sinking. I loved that function! Good luck!

@@rcflyingprojects8482 Hi, thank you very much for all these informations, I will order this receiver and vario and let you know.

@@rcflyingprojects8482 Hi, I'm ordering the material, but struggle to understand how I'll be able to connect a tension sensor and the altitude sensor on the FS-Ia 6 or 10 receiver. On each sensor à can see a plug with 3 connections like on a servo. Even if I see 3 sensors inputs on the I bus side.

@@fredericgrob384 You need a FS-IS6B receiver. There is only one input (three pins servo like) for sensors on the receiver, but the sensor has a connector that connects to the receiver and on the other side it has an "IN", a female conector where you can connect another sensor, like in a chain. I don't know how many sensors you can connect.

@@Adritangopo ok, clear now, many thanks

Hi, did you get a radio for the boat??