@@user-hi5quadxplorer Yes that’s how I set mine up! But I would recommend making sure the firmwares are all up to date and matching both on the radio and receiver. You can try just doing it as I showed here and it may work and you will be fine. But receivers often ship with all kinds of different versions of ELRS and some may not bind because of the firmwares being too far apart

@@fluffynl3390 The latency is surprisingly great! Just make sure that the frame rate matches the tv out format, as in make sure if you’re using NTSC it’s 30FPS and if it’s PAL you’re using 50FPS. When I first got this camera it was not matched and the fpv out felt horribly choppy. I recommend using PAL and a resolution with 50FPS 😎😎

@@DanielSingerX its ordered 🤣 first thing is to mount it on my whoopfly16 , then build another drone with that as primary camera 💪

@@yoshifpv84 haha thank you 😁

You definitely can!! These radios don’t need the best batteries to function well because they are relatively low power consumption. I use very similar batteries to what you have with no problems

Thank You! This is the v2 1S board that has the 5v input limit, that's why I had it attached to the 5v Bec from flight controller while powering the DVR from VBAT.

You’re welcome😎! I want to do the same which is why I’m wondering how it works outside the casing so it can shed more weight. I only haven’t tried yet cause I’m afraid of messing up this current setup and overheating. But as it is a 2s whoop would work well

Very glad to hear 😁 Thanks for watching!!

I will be posting it soon! I just need to fix the camera mounting a bit 😎

@@DanielSingerX Nice, thanks

That’s great to hear! This was to be my back up radio but it quickly became my main one haha! It comes with me everywhere! I recently just tried the games and was smiling how good they are. Really an amazing radio

Sorry for late reply! Transferring the video should be super simple. If you plug the USB C in it should just show up as a drive on your computer by default. And the same should work on your phone if you have Android or IOS with OTG capabilities. U could also just take the SD card out and get an SD card reader. I personally just plug it directly to usb and it always works. You may have to wait a bit for the drive to pop up. It's the same procedure for most devices so I didn't think to make a video. If it doesn't show up with USB then Maybe check that the menu settings in the camera are set to storage mode for USB

It really is! I also have the dominators and I can say if these had the higher frame rate mode I would sell my dominators haha

@@DanielSingerXThe Scout hd , support 1080p to

@@ronniequalls7217 yes for sure! But it’s the higher frame rate it doesn’t support. Its only 60fps but to be honest 60 is good enough if you don’t care too much for latency

Yes you are correct! The default is good for most setups but this one had super low kv motors and its hover point is higher than typical. It was better after I adjusted. But betaflight does overall land harder. Inav is almost too slow. But both can be adjusted

It seems you have to put in the password which is expresslrs. For me it just connects because it already saved the password😎 try writing expresslrs in password and you should be good 👍🏽

@@DanielSingerX Ok thanks I'll try and let you know how it went

Ok it let me in but when I entered the binding phrase which is also inserted in the receiver card on betaflight but when I save it tells me upload Failed what can I do to resolve it

Then either put the lipo in or tried to access the drone and it doesn't work

It sure does for me!! 😎

thanks mate

You’re welcome! I want to try Ardu next and see what that will be like! I’ve always been more into betaflight but like to know how everything else works 😎 I’m actually part Jamaican and that’s probably what you’re picking up on haha! Actually born in Switzerland but lived a bit in Jamaica and all over the place haha

@@DanielSingerX Arducopter is overwhelming at the start, but it really can do anything, it is well worth the time to learn ;-) Jamaica!! Awesome!!!!!

This drone is my design. The frame is 3d printed for testing purposes but flys very well!

I read it can work without one and there’s a CLI command to use just gps altitude but in general gps altitude info varies quite a bit and isn’t as accurate so baro is always preferred. I do want to test if it will work with no baro and how stable it would be

Yeaaah try it and see 😎 I’m pretty sure it will be good! And thank you 😎

@@DanielSingerX so just came back, position hold surprisingly works great, RTH works 50% of the times, other times it just goes into toilet boling. But still I wanted INAV mainly for PH and it works alright. Thanks for the video dude

@@asifwanders Amazing to hear it worked!! I did find RTH to be a bit weird sometimes where it waits a long time but never had any serious toilet bowling issues yet! Just a little sometimes and it seems to correct. But that’s definitely an improvement for you! A lot depends on how good your flight controller gyro is and vibrations. But glad I could help 😎

🤣🤣 sure looks like one eh!! I literally thought people will see it and think this same thing

Low battery alarm is already set up for me! It works pretty great! And I also charge using the usb cable all the time and it’s perfectly fine 😎

Yes that’s exactly what it’s doing! But the magic is the gps direction can manipulate the offset of the origin take off direction based on the gyro. The acc and gyro are basically blind and will only know position based off the heading when u took off until the gps data points it to real world coordinates. Of course a compass would do the same. I also imaging a system where if we had a real compass to align our drone and make sure we always take off in the same heading like facing exactly north every time it would also work.

Good question! Technically it can work without a barometer. I haven’t tried it but I know the altitude precision without the barometer isn’t as good. There’s a CLI command to get it to just use the GPS altitude and in that case you’ll only just need the GPS for every function. I will try this myself 😎

You are most welcome 😎

That’s a setting in gyroflow! It’s what gets rid of the fish eye of the lens and makes straight lines at the edge of the frame actually look straight instead of curved from the fish eye effect 😎

This is a good point! Did you have RTH set up before you turned mag off? I did and it just continued to work once I had it off. However I just found out if you’re setting up from scratch and go to set the navigation modes without the mag there’s no option. How I fixed that is to select FAKE where u select the type of MAG and then the modes come up. Also remember this has to be on INAV 7.1 release candidate and it won’t work on just the 7

@@DanielSingerX ok, I actually set it up and after weeks of trying to get the compass to work I gave up and turned it off then realized that nothing worked anymore. I afterwards just changed to Beta flight. I will try and select fake and try again. Thanks for the info

@@albertfalls That’s exactly why I was excited to make this video because setting up a compass can be such a pain! Luckily it’s easy to switch between betaflight if u have your config saved. Only if u use analog you’ll have to also update the osd font. But it will definitely work if u set it up from scratch and use the FAKE mag. I imagine in the final release of 7.1 and updated configurator you won’t need the fake mag but let’s see what happens

@@DanielSingerX ok well I'll definitely give it a go, thanks for posting this video, there are no other videos out there showing how to bypass the compass. Your video has been very informative. Thank you.

@@DanielSingerX I tried configurator7.1 released yesterday also have this issue.

I was thinking the exact same thing! In theory it’s possible! I’ve found that using any baro will bounce up and down a fair bit and Lidar is waaay more accurate in holding altitude but that doesn’t work higher up. I certainly want to test this. I would recommend the MTF-01 lidar and optical flow sensor for this and I remember seeing a setting to mix it with baro for use higher up. I must test this now that u say. I’m just in the process of rebuilding my rig with the optical flow so hope to get to it soon 😎

@@DanielSingerX Thanks for the heads up, i'm waiting for it! imho baro only feels bouncy on lower altitude, so yeah adding lidar might be the best solution

It was done years ago actually. Position hold with just mems sensors. I think it was Mikrokopter.

@@scottyh72 in which firmware?

I will share this in a later video when I finish the development 😎 it’s not optional just yet. The specs are similar to the other one you asked about but the motors are 1103 8000kv t-motor. The frame you want is the grey one that holds the LiDAR in the back? I have a few designs. Or is it the black one?

@@DanielSingerX want the framr grey design with can put LIDAR

This drone is pretty much all built by me. The frame is 3D printed in ABS and is my own design that I’m still tweaking. It’s running 8000kv 1202.5 Happymodel motors for efficiency and long flight times on a single 18650 battery, and emax avan 3 inch props that make it more silent 😎 flight controller is jehmcu GSF405A

Hope you will release the frame soon! looks super fun!

@@forsakenrider I think I definitely will because alot of people asked for this 😎 I will make a video on it soon

No it won't work this way without a GPS, However you could use only an optical flow and lidar module without gps that will make it hold position based on looking at the ground and sensing the physical distance but this would be limited to a set altitude of about 3 meters depending on the module. with the gps you can go as high as you want and have it hold. personally haven't tried position hold with only the lidar and optical flow but in theory it should work! A good optical flow module with lidar is the MTF-01 if you want low altitude position hold 😎 I think I will try this also

Yes exactly!!! I did see it in the pull requests and got super excited 🥳 Thanks for watching 😎

Terima kasih! Bagi saya kebanyakan semuanya adalah konfigurasi default. saya hanya menaikkan nilai PID dengan sangat tinggi. Di INAV 7.1 posisi ditahan menjadi lebih stabil yang saya perhatikan. Namun PID untuk Anda akan berbeda tergantung pada motor dan berat Anda. Aturannya adalah jika motor lebih lemah Anda memerlukan nomor PID yang lebih tinggi. saya menggunakan baterai 1s pada motor KV rendah sehingga PID saya hampir setinggi mungkin. Semakin baik sinyal GPS yang Anda miliki, semakin stabil sinyal tersebut melayang. Saya harap Anda memahami terjemahan ini 😁

Thank you! I did see his video! I also made a video before about the same and our findings were very similar. Betaflight has come a long way and I feel a lot more comfortable with it for long range, but INAV gives ultimate comfort

Thank you!! The OSD is nothing special really, it’s the default for HDZero and also Walksnail looks similar. The layout u can just choose where you want the elements on the screen. Maybe I can post and link my OSD settings page if you want to copy the layout

😎😎

This is what I thought in the very beginning also! In more recent times I stumbled on people flying inav on regular drones and even doing freestyle acro and I became interested. There are few caveats tho like not all flight controllers have targets in INAV or in some cases the target name is different. Or you may see the target name and it may flash but the motors don’t detect or have a missing gyro. But most well known flight controllers will work!

@@DanielSingerX oh wow so that is a problem and should stick to what I know. I'm trying out fixed wings cause drone loss is getting to me. I love the speed and range with fixed wings.

@@LehtusBphree2flyFPV I’d say you can always try it out with whatever hardware you have! If it doesn’t work u can always go back to your saved configuration and carry on! That’s the idea I had when I tried my first INAV project. I’m also interested in a wing 😎 I flew airplanes long ago before INAV and flight controllers