RadioLink AT10 + PRM-01 Telemetry Module 

YES!!!! I've waited for this , great video

great vid simple clear wish all vids like this

So it has two I2C ports, one goes to the receiver for sure, but could it be the other I2C is for daisy chaining it with the PRM-02? Since the I2C port on the receiver is now occupied, it could actually be a neat trick if this is the case. On banggood it's listed with the features "signal strength, receiver voltage, battery voltage, temperature, engine speed, GPS location", many of which are obviously not provided by this module itself but could be when connected to the PRM-02 which has a UART port for connecting to APM/PIXHAWK (mavlink).

nice one

It has two ports as other modules are required to be connected in parallel. New transmitter firmware allows you to dial the sensor trim to show an accurate reading. See my channel for video coming soon.

+Sergio Pereira i was wondering about the rssi features that that at10 provides.. does the transmitter beep? vibrate? when about to lose signal and all.. thank u in advace for ur time Sergio!

Hi Sergio, I have recieved my AT10II today. Quick question. Can I connect my lipo to the PRM module ( like in the example in video) *AND* then *connect the same lipo XT60 connector* to the ESC (which then feeds the Rx)?

Hi Sergio, can you guide on how to setup differential thrust for a twin engine plane with this radio? I have been struggling with the mixes especially the throttle mix for dual escs on two separate channels. any help will be appreciated

Question, what is the maximum voltage you can read with this telemetry device?

Hi Sergio. For some odd reason I am not receiving RX or TX readings with my AT-10 and PRM-01. I have checked over and over and everything is plugged in just as on yours...but nothing. Do you have any idea why this is so?

Fala Sergio, não sabe onde tem um tutorial explicando toda configuração do AT10? Ta pra chegar o meu e eu sou leigo em aeromodelismo ainda, estou aprendendo. Forte abraço!

Hello Sergio, can You tell me if I can use R10D (with the very same transmitter) on a TL200A 12V platform, with 11.1V battery, based on Naze32 SP F3 10DOF flight controller.. I am confused with its maximum input voltage spec. informations that im running on to, somewhere is 10V, somewhere is up to 16V, did someone actualy mesured it or what is your oponion please..

I have bought two of these telemetry modules and I have an AT9 (new) and the AT10 (new). I have tested both modules on the radios and they dont work. They show a voltage via telemetry but the voltage shown is nowhere near the voltage of the flight pack. The modules are not accurate at all, so in other words totally useless for the intended purpose. Others on youtube have the same issue. How does yours compare to the actual voltage of your lipo compared to the readout on screen?

How does the external battery voltage get reported to the user as low?

How many mixings in this radio?

how good is this radio?

Thats the external power module. Just gives you your flight pack battery voltage not GPS telemetry.

Don't bother asking Sergio Pereira any questions, in all the ones below (about 25) he bothered to answer one! Pretty lame.