Spektrum Synapse and AR20410T Deep Dive and Unboxing

In this video I talk through the important features and benefits of the newest gyro system from Spektrum. The Spektrum Synapse and 20410T RX. Please comment below if I missed something or you need further clarification. I'm happy to get any answer you have from our team!
1:20 - Unboxing
6:08 - AR20410T RX
15:03 - Synapse Module
20:52 - SAFE
enjoy! #spektrum #synapse #20410T

[@StevesRC]

If you guys have questions about anything I’ve talked about please comment! I have full access to our engineering team and I can answer pretty much anything ❤

[@tistarc9900]

Great Video! can´t wait!

[@learj25]

Please make a video on how to set up safe. I want to have it as a back up to the normal gyro setting I use with the synapse

[@MPRasta104]

Nice stuff! The sleep mode for RX is HUGE! Gyros, SAFE, AS3X, should always be TOOLS. I agree, the #1 pro on the planet can still benefit. If you use a gyro ad a crutch, it will fool ypu and get you in trouble. Nlw if we can only get the price down...

[@StevesRC]

13:08 - As a note to Fastboot - If the sensor actually were to come unplugged and somehow reconnect, the RX will not re-initialize the sensor. It detects an error in communication and just stops using it. Also, as a note, if you have a fastboot scenario, note that will not have access to SAFE until the system is powered off and on. You will just have AS3X+. If your sensor is unplugged, of course you will not have any saved calibration at all (no gyro) but you will have flight controls.

[@rickhayes]

Another great video Steve!! This is AMAZING tech!! Will the new AS3X+ be implemented into other lower channel count AS3X receivers? The current AS3X is FANTASTIC but more resolution is always welcomed!! 🙂

[@StevesRC]

It will soon enough :)

[@StevesRC]

11:35 As a note to black box, all modern Spektrum radio firmware will log this data to the radio's internal memory as well.

[@MystikSquash]

I would love to see the acoustic insulation on a flight controller for a multi-rotor quadcopter

[@glenncozzens2453]

Is there a video or information available that walks through the new screens on the transmitter? (gyro detailed setup, sleep mode setup and use, etc etc.

[@StevesRC]

The team is working on those. I plan on creating some as well

[@ronjonesphotos]

Do you think you are going to do a "setup" for the forward programming?

[@StevesRC]

Yes!

[@anonymousasusual9413]

I may have missed it, what’s the suggested msrp$?

[@StevesRC]

It is listed in the US for $499.99

[@rolandpurro8416]

Is this working on an IX14?

[@StevesRC]

Yes just an update away :)

[@glenncozzens2453]

I'm having an interesting issue with mine. I have 5 brand new Savox servos that when plugged into this receiver are very notchy in movement in any port. Any other servos are fine. If I take the Savox servos and use a servo tester or any other receiver, they are very smooth. What would cause this?

[@StevesRC]

Have you tried playing with frame rate to get them to smooth out? Try increasing and decreasing it to see if it changes.

[@glenncozzens2453]

@@StevesRC Yes, No difference other than I found out if you switch to 11ms, XBus is no longer available

[@StevesRC]

Are you sure you are changing it for the RX not the radio? Make sure you access it via Forward Prog > Other Settings > Frame Rate. Also, I think you mean, X-Plus not X-bus :) @@glenncozzens2453

[@glenncozzens2453]

I was not doing it with Forward Programming, but just tried it that way and I have the same result. If I then take the same servo and use a Spektrum servo tester - its super smooth. Also, you are correct - I meant to say X-Plus @@StevesRC

[@StevesRC]

What servos are you exactly using? This might help our team diagnose the issue.@@glenncozzens2453