Tinyhawk II Freestyle Review and Setup 

Yea you'll love this little drone, did you end up going for it? I got mine at Xmas and changed the battery connection to XT30 so I'm running it with a single 2s battery. I found the X2 1s batteries a pain in the ass. Also using the Rate Profile 2 and its a great little drone for stunts and freestyle. Im not sure I would recommend it for a total beginner though, I reckon the TinyHawk 2 would be better suited for a beginner. They are more forgiving and seem to be almost indestructible. Gotta admit though that Emax make some damn good whoops. 😊

@@UberRC Yeah I fly 5" now hahah

@@fitchyyboi dam only taken you 5 Months I am going to start on this drone in couple weeks when it back in stock

@@Nathan-qt2zi I’m only a week into FPV and man I’m obsessed with this one! Once you get the hang of it it’s so addicting 😂

@@Nathan-qt2zi I purchased mine from Amazon and it’s working great! Well i got the Ready to fly kit.

Thank you! Cheers!

You are welcome!

Piers Taylor, Thanks! I really do appreciate the feedback. Cheers, SLOG

CarbonGlassMan , Ditto it is a fun little quad to fly and no one even pays attention to it. Like having a stealth quad. Have fun!

SLOG FPV I have to first freestyle is there any way you can download the configuration of the RTH to the first one I also already have the emax controller and goggles

@@sparkadventures3369 the Tinyhawk Freestyle version 1 should work fine with the Emax radio transmitter and goggles. The binding procedure and selecting the VTX band and channel are similar between the V1 and V2. I would not recommend just copying the CLI "diff all" output from a V2 to a V1. There are enough differences (e.g different VTXs) that you could cause problems unless you know what parts of the diff to paste into the CLI. Regards, SLOG

Fun little quad to fly!

Thanks for the feedback and glad the video was helpful! SLOG

Hi Bill H, The sequence I go through is as follows: 1. Push the prop on the motor shaft (not all the way down). Move it back and forth just to loosen up the prop on the motor shaft . 2. Take the prop off and thread the prop screws in the hole and just keep turning to open up the prop hole a little. 3. Look at the motor bell where the screw threads are and put the prop on the shaft but not all the way down. Just close enough so you can get the screws starting to thread and you can also see if you are aligned properly. I also look down from the top to make sure I am lined up. 4. The prop screws should go through a little easier now. Turn the screw counter clockwise about a 1/4 of a turn to center the screw. I then lightly turn the screw clockwise, being careful not to cross thread it. I do not tighten it down all the way until I get the other screw in. This seems to work for me. SLOG

Hi Jeremiah, to unlock the VTX you hold down the VTX button on top of the VTX board and then plug in the battery for ~5sec. That will unlock blocked channels and 200mW output. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thank you 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@slogfpv5679 appreciate that 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Hi Shadowrydr1, Sorry you are having issues. Two things. First, you do not hold down the boot button (on the top of the board) but rather the bind button on the button of the flight controller board (refer to video). Second, unlike an external sbus frsky receiver, you do not hold down the bind button and then plug in the battery. You plug in the battery first and then push on the bind button for 2 seconds. I cut and pasted the sequence from the Tinyhawk II Freestyle manual below. After the power cycle step 3, the blue LED on mine stays solid blue. Binding Procedure 1.Hold the bind button for 2 seconds while the flight controller is already on. When the RED LED is flashing, it means the receiver is in BIND MODE 2.Turn on the transmitter, make sure it is set to D8 mode, and then set it into bind mode. When the BLUE LED on the flight controller starts flashing, it means bind successful. 3.Power cycle the flight controller and take your radio out of bind mode. emax-usa.com 7 Alternate Binding Method It is possible to place the receiver into Bind Mode via the Betaflight configurator. In the CLI tab type in this command: bind_rx_spi Hit enter and your receiver should be in bind mode. Follow steps 2-3 from above to complete the binding process. I hope this helps. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 Thank you for the directions.. I now get a voice prompt that says Telemetry Recovered, and 5 bars.. Again thanks.. Cheers

Hi Ben Gilbert, To unlock the VTX, hold down the VTX button and then plug in the batteries. Release the VTX button. This sequence toggles between locking and unlocking the VTX. I hope this helps. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thanks is the vtx on top under velcro strap and thanks great channel by the way

Yes it is underneath the battery strap on the top board right next to the USB port. Thanks for the positive feedback! SLOG

Hi Drone Man Spence, The goggles have the SD card in my setup. You can always attach a HD camera like an Insta360. Cheers, SLOG

Hello TylerDD, Yes I went to props out which I run on all most all of my micro quads. Since this video was targeting beginner pilots I did not want to complicate the setup. The main reason why I go with props out is to bounce off of branches vs getting pulled into them. Also you gain a little efficiency on smaller micros. I am sure you already know this. Good eye :) SLOG

Hi Eric, the hex driver is 1.5 mm. I have no afilliation with NewBeeDrone but they have a great starter tool kit with hex drivers, wire cutter, soldering iron .... Great little kit if you are just starting out for $49.99-US. newbeedrone.com/collections/tools-and-building-equipment/products/tool-kit SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 damn, that's what I thought. I have a brand new 1.5 mm that was slipping. Must have come rounded. Bought it in a kit over a year ago so I can't even return it haha. Thanks man, maybe the rubber band trick will work 😂. I appreciate the reply and suggestions

Hi FPVpastor, Sorry you are having issues. To unlock the VTX, hold down the VTX button and then plug in the batteries. Release the VTX button. This sequence toggles between locking and unlocking the VTX. Also some channels are cleaner than others. I find Fatshark band/channel 1 works good. I hope this helps. SLOG PS if you are unlocked, Race band/channel 1 will work. If locked, you will not have a video feed.

@@slogfpv5679 Tried that but seems to not be working. Will switch to some other goggles and see if I get the same results. Thanks for the reply though, as you've confirmed I'm doing the process correctly... and that's HUGE / gives me confidence I'm not just doing it wrong! :) Super grateful, thank you!

PS - I just subscribed. Grateful for the help!

FPVpastor I bought 2 of these. The VTX seems to be hit or miss. Some work great, others are complete garbage. I got 2 complete garbage. I can not fly more than about 20 yards. Unlocked, range is about the same on both of mine. Too bad 1 had a QC issue and an esc fried within seconds of 1st flight. I’m done buying Emax BNF now. I’ll just build my own shit.

@@crashnburnfpv1757 Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I gave up. Couldn't get either of them to work. I think I'm in agreement with you / done buying Emax BNF. Bummer as I'm loving other peoples videos of them / seems to fly great WHEN THEY WORK.

Hi @mdw8977, yes with these lighter models throttle management is critical. I would practice just hovering in angle mode a few feet off the ground until you get used to it. Also practicing in a simulator will help. It just takes some patience and a little practice. Happy flying, SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thanks for the help

Hi, There are so many options right now it is a very difficult question to answer. Before I started in FPV several years ago, I was into cine-photography quads. I actually learned FPV flying a tinywhoop outdoors on calm days. I would say I had middle tier goggles and RC transmitter. But I was all in. If you are on a budget, and are not sure you will like FPV, there are a lot of Ready To Fly kits out there. However, you will quickly outgrow the kit if you stay in the hobby. Nick Burns and Albert Kim do a great job at reviewing RTF kits. Links below. I would recommend either a 75mm whoop (flies better outdoors) or a 2.5 cine-whoop (analog or HD) as they are a pusher with prop guards and fly very stable, even in acro mode. If money is no object, I would go with a GepRC CineLog 25 HD (crossfire version), TBS Tango II RC transmitter (if you like game style) or the Radio MasterTX16S (larger radio). For goggles, I would go with DJI Goggles (can add an analog module) as the HD video feed is a game changer. Joshu Bardwell does a good job at comparing entry, mid and high end FPV gear. Link below. Albert Kim ru-vid.com Nick Burns ru-vid.com Joshua Bardwell Buyers Guide www.fpvknowitall.com Cheers, SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thanks!

Hi Jared, Emax USA has a step by step video on how to bind a FRSKY transmitter in D8 mode with a XJT module. They are using a Tinyhawk Race which has the same flight controller as the Freestyle version. If you cannot get it to bind after following the steps, I would contact EMAX support as you may have a defective quad, if you have already bound to other quads with your QX7. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jXHPY3V3JQY.html

I would use lower cost analog box goggles if you are new to the hobby. Eachine EV800D are a budget model that are not too bad (see link below for Joshua Bardwell's thoughts). Your glasses should fit. For other goggles you can get inserts for eye correction. More expensive googles like HDO2s you can adjust but are spendy and you might want to consider going digital if you are spending that much. www.fpvknowitall.com/fpv-shopping-list-goggles-video-transmitters-and-cameras/#goggles

Hello Timothy, The easiest way to debug arming issues is to make sure warnings are enabled in your OSD (Betaflight Config Setting). After you try to arm, it should tell you in the OSD why it is not arming. Here is a good link from Oscar Liang: oscarliang.com/quad-arming-issue-fix/

Hi ifeetz76, Betaflight automatically determines how many cell battery your quad is using based off of the input voltage. It can get messed up if you are running HV 4.35v batteries so that is why you need to set your "maximum cell voltage" to 4.4v. What your describing does not sound like that is the issue. It sounds to me like you have a motor mapping issue or your board/gryo sensor alignment is not correct. Also double check that your props are on correctly. Do a "diff all" and you should see the following motor mapping and gyro sensor alignment. resource MOTOR 1 B06 resource MOTOR 2 B08 resource MOTOR 3 B10 resource MOTOR 4 B07 set gyro_1_sensor_align = CW270 set gyro_1_align_yaw = 2700 SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 Thanks for your response, but this is the flight controller I received. It only came with a 1s battery connector, as you can see in the picture. But, I soldered my tiny hawk freestyle 2 pigtail to this board, and attempted to fly it on two 1s lipos. But now I am wondering, why do they only send you a single 1s connector?

@@ifeetz7612 The EMAX TinyHawk II AIO FC is used on the Race, Freestyle and Whoop versions so soldering on the Freestyle pigtail should be fine (you may want to reach out to Emax Support). But since you soldered on the motor wires, did you check all the motor directions with the props off? Go into the motors tab in the Betaflight Configurator and make sure you're motors are spinning the right direct. You can reverse the direction in BLHELI Configurator. SLOG

Hello Not sure what you mean by dead. When you plug in the batteries do you hear the BLHeli motor sound? Do the the flight controller LEDs light up? When you say restore, does that mean you did a "Reset Settings" in the Betaflight configurator? If you did, you will need to apply the following factory settings by cutting and pasting the below into the CLI. # diff all ###WARNING: NO CUSTOM DEFAULTS FOUND### # version # Betaflight / STM32F411 (S411) 4.1.0 Oct 16 2019 / 11:57:34 (c37a7c91a) MSP API: 1.42 # manufacturer_id: MTKS board_name: MATEKF411RX custom defaults: NO # start the command batch batch start # reset configuration to default settings defaults nosave board_name MATEKF411RX manufacturer_id MTKS mcu_id 006800353339511938383538 signature # name: TH II Freestyle # resources resource BEEPER 1 C15 resource MOTOR 1 B06 resource MOTOR 2 B08 resource MOTOR 3 B10 resource MOTOR 4 B07 resource PPM 1 A03 resource PWM 1 A02 resource PWM 2 A09 resource PWM 3 A10 resource LED_STRIP 1 A00 resource SERIAL_TX 1 A09 resource SERIAL_TX 2 A02 resource SERIAL_RX 1 A10 resource SERIAL_RX 2 A03 resource LED 1 C13 resource SPI_SCK 1 A05 resource SPI_SCK 2 B13 resource SPI_SCK 3 B03 resource SPI_MISO 1 A06 resource SPI_MISO 2 B14 resource SPI_MISO 3 B04 resource SPI_MOSI 1 A07 resource SPI_MOSI 2 B15 resource SPI_MOSI 3 B05 resource ADC_BATT 1 B00 resource ADC_CURR 1 B01 resource OSD_CS 1 B12 resource RX_SPI_CS 1 A15 resource RX_SPI_EXTI 1 C14 resource RX_SPI_BIND 1 B02 resource RX_SPI_LED 1 B09 resource RX_SPI_CC2500_TX_EN 1 A08 resource RX_SPI_CC2500_LNA_EN 1 A13 resource RX_SPI_CC2500_ANT_SEL 1 A14 resource GYRO_EXTI 1 A01 resource GYRO_CS 1 A04 # timer timer A03 AF3 # pin A03: TIM9 CH2 (AF3) timer B10 AF1 # pin B10: TIM2 CH3 (AF1) timer B06 AF2 # pin B06: TIM4 CH1 (AF2) timer B07 AF2 # pin B07: TIM4 CH2 (AF2) timer B08 AF2 # pin B08: TIM4 CH3 (AF2) timer A00 AF2 # pin A00: TIM5 CH1 (AF2) timer A02 AF3 # pin A02: TIM9 CH1 (AF3) timer A09 AF1 # pin A09: TIM1 CH2 (AF1) timer A10 AF1 # pin A10: TIM1 CH3 (AF1) # dma dma ADC 1 0 # ADC 1: DMA2 Stream 0 Channel 0 dma pin B10 0 # pin B10: DMA1 Stream 1 Channel 3 dma pin B06 0 # pin B06: DMA1 Stream 0 Channel 2 dma pin B07 0 # pin B07: DMA1 Stream 3 Channel 2 dma pin B08 0 # pin B08: DMA1 Stream 7 Channel 2 dma pin A00 0 # pin A00: DMA1 Stream 2 Channel 6 dma pin A09 0 # pin A09: DMA2 Stream 6 Channel 0 dma pin A10 0 # pin A10: DMA2 Stream 6 Channel 0 # feature feature -RX_PARALLEL_PWM feature OSD feature RX_SPI # beeper beeper -GYRO_CALIBRATED beeper -RX_LOST beeper -RX_LOST_LANDING beeper -DISARMING beeper -ARMING beeper -ARMING_GPS_FIX beeper -BAT_CRIT_LOW beeper -BAT_LOW beeper -GPS_STATUS beeper -RX_SET beeper -ACC_CALIBRATION beeper -ACC_CALIBRATION_FAIL beeper -READY_BEEP beeper -DISARM_REPEAT beeper -ARMED beeper -SYSTEM_INIT beeper -ON_USB beeper -BLACKBOX_ERASE beeper -CRASH_FLIP beeper -CAM_CONNECTION_OPEN beeper -CAM_CONNECTION_CLOSE beeper -RC_SMOOTHING_INIT_FAIL # beacon beacon RX_SET # map map TAER1234 # serial serial 1 2048 115200 57600 0 115200 # aux aux 0 0 0 1700 2100 0 0 aux 1 1 1 900 1300 0 0 aux 2 2 1 1300 1700 0 0 aux 3 13 2 1700 2100 0 0 aux 4 35 3 1700 2100 0 0 # vtxtable vtxtable bands 5 vtxtable channels 8 vtxtable band 1 BOSCAM_A A FACTORY 5865 5845 5825 5805 5785 5765 5745 5725 vtxtable band 2 BOSCAM_B B FACTORY 5733 5752 5771 5790 5809 5828 5847 5866 vtxtable band 3 BOSCAM_E E FACTORY 5705 5685 5665 0 5885 5905 0 0 vtxtable band 4 FATSHARK F FACTORY 5740 5760 5780 5800 5820 5840 5860 5880 vtxtable band 5 RACEBAND R FACTORY 5658 5695 5732 5769 5806 5843 5880 5917 vtxtable powerlevels 3 vtxtable powervalues 0 1 2 vtxtable powerlabels 25 100 200 # master set gyro_lowpass2_hz = 325 set dyn_lpf_gyro_min_hz = 260 set dyn_lpf_gyro_max_hz = 650 set acc_calibration = -48,-15,42 set mag_hardware = NONE set baro_hardware = NONE set max_check = 2000 set rssi_offset = 20 set rx_spi_protocol = FRSKY_D set rx_spi_bus = 3 set rx_spi_led_inversion = ON set dshot_idle_value = 800 set dshot_burst = AUTO set motor_pwm_protocol = DSHOT600 set motor_poles = 12 set vbat_max_cell_voltage = 440 set vbat_min_cell_voltage = 320 set vbat_warning_cell_voltage = 330 set current_meter = NONE set battery_meter = ADC set ibata_scale = 179 set beeper_inversion = ON set beeper_od = OFF set small_angle = 180 set deadband = 1 set yaw_deadband = 1 set pid_process_denom = 1 set osd_warn_batt_not_full = OFF set osd_warn_visual_beeper = OFF set osd_warn_core_temp = OFF set osd_warn_rc_smoothing = OFF set osd_warn_no_gps_rescue = OFF set osd_warn_gps_rescue_disabled = OFF set osd_warn_rssi = ON set osd_cap_alarm = 450 set osd_vbat_pos = 2444 set osd_rssi_pos = 396 set osd_tim_2_pos = 2453 set osd_flymode_pos = 65 set osd_vtx_channel_pos = 2434 set osd_craft_name_pos = 2088 set osd_display_name_pos = 394 set osd_pid_roll_pos = 353 set osd_pid_pitch_pos = 34 set osd_pidrate_profile_pos = 186 set osd_warnings_pos = 2345 set osd_avg_cell_voltage_pos = 374 set osd_flip_arrow_pos = 310 set osd_rate_profile_name_pos = 23 set osd_pid_profile_name_pos = 2 set osd_stat_max_spd = OFF set osd_stat_battery = ON set osd_stat_max_curr = OFF set osd_stat_used_mah = OFF set osd_stat_bbox = OFF set osd_stat_bb_no = OFF set osd_stat_total_time = ON set system_hse_mhz = 8 set vtx_band = 5 set vtx_channel = 4 set vtx_power = 1 set vtx_low_power_disarm = UNTIL_FIRST_ARM set vtx_freq = 5769 set vcd_video_system = NTSC set max7456_spi_bus = 2 set frsky_spi_tx_id = 108,3 set frsky_spi_offset = -38 set frsky_spi_bind_hop_data = 1,16,31,48,61,76,93,106,121,136,151,166,181,196,211,226,6,21,36,51,66,81,96,111,126,141,156,171,186,201,216,231,11,26,41,56,71,86,101,116,131,146,161,178,191,206,223,0,0,0 set cc2500_spi_chip_detect = OFF set gyro_1_bustype = SPI set gyro_1_spibus = 1 set gyro_1_sensor_align = CW270 set gyro_1_align_yaw = 2700 set gyro_2_spibus = 1 set name = TH II Freestyle profile 0 # profile 0 set dyn_lpf_dterm_min_hz = 0 set dyn_lpf_dterm_max_hz = 250 set dterm_lowpass_hz = 100 set dterm_lowpass2_hz = 200 set feedforward_transition = 25 set acc_limit_yaw = 100 set iterm_rotation = ON set iterm_relax = RPY set iterm_relax_type = GYRO set iterm_relax_cutoff = 11 set iterm_windup = 40 set iterm_limit = 150 set throttle_boost = 4 set p_pitch = 73 set i_pitch = 85 set d_pitch = 53 set f_pitch = 70 set p_roll = 70 set i_roll = 94 set d_roll = 54 set f_roll = 70 set p_yaw = 75 set d_yaw = 13 set f_yaw = 80 set angle_level_strength = 60 set horizon_level_strength = 30 set horizon_transition = 80 set level_limit = 30 set d_min_roll = 0 set d_min_pitch = 0 set auto_profile_cell_count = 2 set ff_boost = 13 profile 1 # profile 1 set dyn_lpf_dterm_min_hz = 0 set dyn_lpf_dterm_max_hz = 250 set dterm_lowpass_hz = 100 set dterm_lowpass2_hz = 200 set feedforward_transition = 25 set acc_limit_yaw = 100 set iterm_rotation = ON set iterm_relax = RPY set iterm_relax_type = GYRO set iterm_relax_cutoff = 11 set iterm_windup = 40 set iterm_limit = 150 set throttle_boost = 4 set p_pitch = 70 set d_pitch = 55 set f_pitch = 70 set p_roll = 70 set i_roll = 90 set d_roll = 55 set f_roll = 70 set p_yaw = 75 set d_yaw = 13 set f_yaw = 80 set angle_level_strength = 60 set horizon_level_strength = 30 set horizon_transition = 80 set level_limit = 30 set d_min_roll = 0 set d_min_pitch = 0 set auto_profile_cell_count = 2 profile 2 # restore original profile selection profile 2 rateprofile 0 # rateprofile 0 set thr_expo = 50 set roll_rc_rate = 80 set pitch_rc_rate = 80 set yaw_rc_rate = 80 set roll_expo = 60 set pitch_expo = 60 set yaw_expo = 20 set roll_srate = 60 set pitch_srate = 60 set yaw_srate = 60 set tpa_rate = 25 set tpa_breakpoint = 1650 rateprofile 1 # rateprofile 1 set thr_mid = 20 set thr_expo = 50 set roll_rc_rate = 80 set pitch_rc_rate = 80 set yaw_rc_rate = 80 set roll_expo = 60 set pitch_expo = 60 set yaw_expo = 20 set roll_srate = 60 set pitch_srate = 60 set yaw_srate = 60 set tpa_rate = 45 set tpa_breakpoint = 1450 set throttle_limit_type = SCALE set throttle_limit_percent = 75 rateprofile 2 # rateprofile 2 set thr_mid = 0 rateprofile 3 rateprofile 4 rateprofile 5 # restore original rateprofile selection rateprofile 0 # save configuration save #

@@slogfpv5679 It restores it back, but it refuses to lift up, he keep going on the side, I did a calibration nothing has changed so far. Any More Ideas? Thanks

@@tesimpamonami9188 Did you check the propeller orientation/direction for a props in configuration? The Tinyhawk manual has a good diagram for the prop orientation/direction. Also make sure your channels are mapped correctly. Refer to my video. Since you are having issues I would go into betaflight configurator and look at the channel mapping in the receiver tab. Also make sure the quad in the preview section is not spinning when the radio transmitter is connected (make sure your props are removed).

@@slogfpv5679 Perfect I will let you know how it went. Cool

@@slogfpv5679 You the man, I Look at your Drone Propellers and find out I mess up with mine big time. LOL. Thanks

Enrique Es, It is a Jumper T16 Pro I purchased from Heli-Nation. It has been replaced by the T18. I would also look at the Radiomaster. SLOG

Hi Jeremiah, Seems like your VTX is still not unlocked. Try the procedure again. But first, try Fatshark Band, Channel 1. If you can now see your FPV feed then you are locked out. Here is a link to the manual for the Tinyhawk II Race. It includes the procedure and what channels are locked out. www.rc-netbutik.dk/upload_dir/shop/Tinyhawk-II-Freestyle-BNF-Instruction-Manual-v1.5.pdf

@@slogfpv5679 thank you I appreciate that 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hi Nathan, No I don’t know the top speed as I don’t have a speed gun. I do know Emax specs the Tinyhawk 2 Race at 50mph so the Freestyle is probably close. I would guess about 45mph. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thanks

Unfortunately there are no camera adjustments for this camera which is typical for nano quads of this size. SLOG

@Chaos HamsterG, unfortunately FRSKY broke backward compatibility with D8 when they released ACCST 2.0. A lot of pilots are upset over this as it makes the radios running ACCST 2.0 or greater incompatible with 3rd party Frsky receivers. Here is an article from Oscar Liang on the topic. oscarliang.com/accst-2/ I would recommend getting a Multi-protocol module as they are not that expensive. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 alright, thank you for the info

also, im very bad when it comes to multiprotocol devices. where could i find one? also i dont think i need a multi protocol module. i have xjt D8 and the modules i see right now to bind to tinywhoops after the accst 2.0 update is xjt modules. i have xjt D8 mode on my transmitter

@@ChaosHamsterG, This is the one I have. It will fit in your JR bay. usa-m.banggood.com/IRangeX-IRX4-Plus-2_4G-CC2500-NRF24L01-A7105-CYRF6936-4-IN-1-Multiprotocol-ARM-TX-Module-With-Case-p-1225080.html?gmcCountry=US&SSC-usg-sku-1019-xp-cvrcart-11sale-21&currency=USD&cur_warehouse=CN&createTmp=1&ad_id=554267045258&gbraid=0AAAAADshcaXWhHOjPDwFKzE90bp1_Bqrm&gclid=Cj0KCQiA_JWOBhDRARIsANymNObtHsFb6KKSQWM-EUEh4yPWkcUFcU0a9aP3HBO_4kV_B6c7w5LJ0jcaAqpzEALw_wcB . Cheers, SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thanks I really appreciate it

That depends on if you upgraded the QX7 firmware to ACCST 2.0. If you have, it will not. Here is a video from Joshua Bardwell that explains the compatibility issue with ACCST 2.0 FrSky won't bind! ACCST 2.0 is to blame. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-09g5MfTdiyw.html

Thank yoz@@slogfpv5679 i havent upgraded because it havent arrived but i got it in 3 days, so i will not upgrade tge firmware

@@wing_it It may already be at ACCST 2.0 and you may have to downgrade the FW. Just check the version like what Joshua shows you how to do. He has some good videos on his channel on how to do that. Cheers, SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 thank you for helping 😀 Cheers

Hi Neon Rei, I only have the bind and fly (BNF) and not the Ready To Fly (RTF) kit. But to answer your question go to 6:18 in the video and I show where the bind button is (bottom of the flight controller with a label "bind"). You can also go into the CLI and type bind_rx_spi SLOG

Hi, Nick I get your frustration as there is a steep learning curve for setting up a quad as there are a lot of variables ie rc transmitter protocol, goggles/rc transmitter make and model compatibility. The good news is Betaflight 4.3 and configurator 10.8 has improved things since my video was made. It is very difficult to make an all encompassing video as it would be very long. However, Joshua Bardwell IMHO does an excellent job at doing this. So I would recommend the following series: Betaflight 4.3 Install, Flash, Setup Tab | Complete walkthrough ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LkBWRiEGKTI.html If you are having problems binding to your rc transmitter I would suggest the following video as you maybe running into a compatibility issue with the version of FRSKY you have on your transmitter. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-09g5MfTdiyw.html Hope this helps SLOG

Hi Killerking121, I would need more information to help. When you say will not connect, do you mean it will not bind (connect to your RC Transmitter) or are you not able to see video in your goggles? If it is a bind issue, what type of RC transmitter are you using? Also what step failed when you were going through the bind process in my video? Lastly, what is the LED for the SPI receiver doing? Refer to my video on its location. SLOG

@@slogfpv5679 Thank you so much for your respons. I spen 7 hours today to fix the problem I have a x9d+ 2019 controller but the frequenz is on D16. The drone has D8 so I wanted to change the controller to D8 and destroyd it nearly. I finally got it back but than I want to flash the drone to D16 but nothing works. Do you have maybe a clue how I can fix it?

​@@killerking1216 The x9d+2019 is a great radio, however, Frysky broke backward compatibility when they came out with ACCST 2.0. The Tinyhawk Freestyle II does not support ACCST 2.0 but does support D16. Unfortunately, if you have upgraded your transmitter to ACCST 2.0 it will not work. I will point you to a video from Joshua Bardwell that explains the problem. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-09g5MfTdiyw.html Your options are downgrade to pre-2.0 ACCST firmware or buy a cheap multi-protocol module (not too expensive). I would check your fw version. If pre-2.0 you can bind in D16. See my video below 6min in. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rKKxqxjSeGI.html

@@slogfpv5679 thank you. So I need to download a old version from the Firmware to get D8?

@@killerking1216 No that RC transmitter does not support D8. But the Tinyhawk II supports D16 ACCST 1.x but not 2.x firmware. I know it is confusing and why people have moved away from FRSKY if you fly whoop or micro class quads. Most of them do not support the new D16 ACCST 2.x protocol unless they have FRSKY receivers. The only difference between D8 and D16 is the number of channels. D8=8 channels and D16=16 channels. However, D8 has lower latency than D16.