Frsky Ethos operating system seminar P1 5 -17-24

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Part 1 Frsky seminar at Joe Nall 5-17-24
Ethos operating system seminar.
Presented by Steve Schlesinger & Ben Saraceno
FrSKY Steve's channel / @steveschlesinger3459
FrSKY Ben's channel / @frskyrc-ben
Frsky home page www.frsky-rc.com/
Triple Tree Aerodrome tta.aero/
Part 2: • Frsky operating system...
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
3:20 Ethos intro
6:56 Ethos features vs open tx
8:06 Ethos initial setting
10:28 changing battery icon
10:48 initial audio setting
14:48 stick calibration
15:58 device config page
18:50 Info screen
21:15 model initial setup
27:50 adding mix's
34:50 flap to ele mix
41:50 RF system settings
44:00 register & bind receivers
46:45 telemetry power setting
48:20 differences between Sbus-Fbus-Sport
49:20 changing the channel pin allocation
50:18 how to do a Range check
51:04 setting the fail safe
52:20 output screen end points & subtrims

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18 июн 2024

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@Midwest-RC 26 дней назад

Great Info here! Thanks for sharing!

@philiplewis957 21 день назад

For anyone who still wants to know how to add ALL trims to sub, trims scroll to the end of the trims menu and it's the last item on the list "Move Trims to Sub Trims" that is also not the point of the different trim levels, start at coarse 4us per trim click or medium 2us per trim click and zone in on the perfect trim by going down level by level to extra fine at which point each click of trim is as fine as it gets at 0.5us.

@doug5323 27 дней назад

Ah... wow things have changed a lot since I last flew RC

@RodneyFlysRc 27 дней назад

I started flying Frsky a few years ago, I needed telemetry and Futaba's prices were outrageous. I was watching the racing drone video's and everyone was flying with Frsky, I started researching why they used Frsky and found out that they had the best signal lock in the industry, as well as the lowest prices. The radios have improved dramatically since I started flying with them a few years ago, and are now on par with radios in the 2,000 dollar range at a 1/3 of the cost. My new radio uses two 2.4 ghz protocols as well as 900 mhz signal, if one signal drops out one of the others takes over. There is bit of a programing learning curve but once you understand it, it becomes easy to program.