TBS Crossfire Micro: Review, setup guide, flight test and 2.4Ghz comparison

[@jubalfpv969]

I looked all over trying to figure out how to set up LQ RSSI for my OSD. thanks to you I got it! Thank you!

[@CurryKitten]

Glad it helped :D

[@MrSmithFPV]

Thank you ror telling us that it's a big difference to 2.4 👍

[@CurryKitten]

Perhaps not so much not with Tracer essentially being Crossfire on a 2.4 system !

[@imager09tube]

Super review Curry! I thank you very much for the full info on it! Great job!

[@northernflyer5311]

Nice review! Wahoo, TBS Agent for the Mac is out now!

[@CurryKitten]

I know, I keep meaning to do a quick video showing the latest update - but nice to see I won't get devices disappearing from a virtual windows environment :)

[@CanecaProductions]

What a review! Watched the whole thing. Subbed! Im ordering one tomorrow for my Flysky FS-i6X

[@timdoink6873]

Duja Johnson I think you cant connect it to flysky right?

[@CanecaProductions]

@@timdoink6873 Well, it arrives tomorrow so we shall see! I will do a video tutorial once I get it setup.

[@CanecaProductions]

@@timdoink6873 Hi Tim. Worked perfect on the Flysky FS-i6X

[@timdoink6873]

Duja Johnson But how? You can’t even plug it in on the back of the transmitter

[@CanecaProductions]

@@timdoink6873 I got the TX Lite not the Micro. :D I'll make a video today and sent you the link. Cheers mate!

[@jameslawrence8050]

Great review!! I have just purchased one (the micro tx is getting very difficult to find!!!) Thank you!

[@bradleyparsons]

Great video! TBS Now has TBS AgentX with both Windows and Mac compatible versions. No more mucking about on your Mac to get the Agent to work.

[@CurryKitten]

Yes - it looks great. I've been meaning to make a video on it (late as I am) just to show how easy updating things on the crossfire is

[@spfpv6753]

@@CurryKitten please do,

[@Rich-TeaFPV]

Very helpful stuff thanks Wayne 👍 👍 just got crossfire to compare to ghost (which I'm still waiting for) and this really helped setting it up on my t12 pro

[@CurryKitten]

Glad it was useful. Are you going to get a TBS Tracer as well to complete the set

[@Rich-TeaFPV]

@@CurryKitten lol no can't afford that. I wanted to compare both from the perspective of someone new as most reviewers of ghost have been using crossfire for years which will colour their opinion to a certain extent. So far I'm very impressed with crossfire👍

[@x-forcefpv9620]

Love your reviews man!

[@CurryKitten]

Thanks :D

[@garyjohn1076]

Thanks dude. that was an amazing vid for me. I'm going to save up for Christmas and buy the Crossfire. I've been 'Umin and RRin' about getting it. so thanks for the Vid.

[@CurryKitten]

Nice one - glad it was helpful

[@ramongarciano569]

I agree for that locked in feeling.. It was all worth it getting a TBS XFire

[@CurryKitten]

Yes - interested to see how Ghost or TBS Tracer would compare

[@ohmyquadfpv6648]

great review thanks!!!

[@CurryKitten]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MCsCreations]

Really nice review, dude. 😊 Now with the FrSky R9 I think that Crossfire is going to drop the prices. Let's see what happens. 😊

[@ktmjay9920]

They have bundle with 5x nano RX and micro module plus extras for 200$ US. Helli Nation

[@MCsCreations]

@@ktmjay9920 Yeah, but I'm from Brazil. It's really expensive to buy things from the US because of the shipping cost. 😕

[@CurryKitten]

So is it free to get postage from Banggood - but that limits you to the R9 ?

[@MCsCreations]

@@CurryKitten Unless I buy it directly from TBS I guess.

[@michaelpetale6872]

Best explanation of how to set it up loved it bro!:) 🤗🤗✌️🍾

[@CurryKitten]

Cheers - glad it was helpful

[@DavidOwensuk]

Okay I had the pin issue too... Followed your guidance, and the module now works very well:-)

[@CurryKitten]

Glad you were able to solve it. Weird one isn't it - looks like it fits in, but then nothing works !

[@DavidOwensuk]

CurryKitten yes I thought the module was duff... And was checking the pins, when I was watching your video, it was great to hear what you had found... I simply aligned the pins, as you suggested, and it worked👍💯 So thank you...

[@ktmjay9920]

Awesome review. Just ordered a crossfire bundle. They have been dropping $$.

[@CurryKitten]

Yeah - I saw on the lounge they just had a new bundle with the MicroTX and what was it, 3xNano's - which looks like a great package.

[@rippingj6017]

Nice review, you should do part two on setting up the lq, telemetry alarm and settings.

[@CurryKitten]

Not a bad idea, to be fair, there's not much more to be done on LQ. You set a channel to LQ and then use it as RSSI and it just kinda works - although how far it can drop safely is an interesting one. I'd certainly like to experiment with getting the radio to let me know when the mw output has increased/decreased, so let me have a looksie into that.

[@rippingj6017]

@@CurryKitten yeah I have the rssi, lq, in my osd, just not sure how to set the alarm I think it's supposed to be set at 70, and 60, be nice to here them alarms, also I here they have a new firmware that you can install for 250mw, now do you no if you update to that do you have to reboot your receiver, also after you update to the 2.40 firmware do you need to erase your old telemetry sensors and hit discover new sensors for the new update, this would be a good video on doing this.

[@DROIDX671]

"little taste of heroin, thank you I want some more" LOL really had a good laugh at that, and thank you for stressing that you did feel the latency at a big difference, that really helped me out and can't wait for mine to come in🤙

[@CurryKitten]

Nice - they are hard to go wrong with. Although really odd when you move between quads on Crossfire and then 2.4 :)

[@Ponczek01]

Hello, I have a Spectrum DX9 controler and a TBS Oblivion copter. I have now upgraded the TBS Oblivion to Crossfire TX Lite with micro receiver. The problem is that the receiver and the transmitter connect with the TX has also been modified Reaction between the transmiter and the reciver and so on are shown in betaflight normaly function, but if you turn off the betaflight and connect the copter to the battery then there is no reaction. If you connect the battery to the copter then only three tones... sound normally but this is all. As I said before in betaflight everything works wonderfull, but if you just connect the battery beeps three times, the receiver and the transmitter connect to eatchother,but there is no reaction. Copter which is ESC it was also set with BL Heli there everything is okay what could be the reason.

[@MkmeOrg]

Damn you... was on the fence and midway through your video I somehow ordered 4 nanos and a micro TX.... I just leaped into 2018 :)

[@CurryKitten]

I don't think you'll be disappointed, it's an incredibly solid system and the software on both sides seems really mature now. I'll be interested to see if you notice the difference in the response. I didn't think I would, but I did !

[@MkmeOrg]

@@CurryKitten Will let you know. Ordered the mod for the QX7 so will see how it goes

[@jtrent90]

Hope you get a chance to review the R9 system following all the hubub!

[@CurryKitten]

Yes - I'm working on getting the modules now

[@jtrent90]

Along with everybody else I think, Got my preorder in for the cheeky deal at t9 the other week

[@InFrontOfYourBack1]

Fantastic review..great honesty on a product that people are very passionate about. It would be great if you could do the same for the frsky R9 system. It's much cheaper, but doesn't come with all the features of crossfire nor thr ultra low latency, but setup looks easier. I have to say, this was the first product it appeared like bardwell was slightly biased on his review.

[@CurryKitten]

I would like to get hold of an R9, especially given the recent activity from TBS declaring all out war on them :) I'll see what I can do

[@serval_fpv]

so ive got a micro rx v2 and a nano 1 tx module so they both need to be on the same fw to be able to fly both crafts.. nano updated fw np at all.. micro v2 im getting a constant red light, i select bind but then no message on taranis to say update fw on rx.. ive tried all fws but same problem with the v2 :( searched the net cant find anything so waiting now on tbs support ! but nice vid came looking for something i`ve missed but its pretty straight forward..

[@CurryKitten]

That's a weird one - so will it update the firmware, or does it just sit there with a solid red light. Presumably the button does nothing either ? I wonder if it failed during the firmware update and needs the "emergency update" where you need to connect it to a TBS core pro 2 or diversity receiver to update it via USB. I thought that had another led sequence though.

[@serval_fpv]

@@CurryKitten Hi m8.. yeah when clicking bind on tx it should pop up message on taranis to do OTA firmware update but just stays blank and rx has solid red light and yup nothing happens if pressing bind button on rx.. made a video sent to support so hoping they have a fix or sending me a replacement!

[@evgenzachem2739]

Hello !prompt please here at me on Crossfire GPS data from the menu of Taranis does not appear I choose detection of new sensors it about nine finds but among them there is no GPS data. but also for some reason telemetry in lua script inav on the remote also does not go though 3D fixation eventually occurs but for some reason the data from the controller flight most likely do not reach the remote in General I do not know what the problem is. you can tell on Crossfire behind on the remote control should be the last menu item displayed GPS data here I do not have them. in the configuration settings of the flight controller, inav has checked the data telemetry feed.What can be done .Where to find the answer that can suggest the ?!prior to that, the lua Script was working fine through the port F which was flying Nicky. Thanks in advance !

[@scheeenfilmiesgucke]

So, if I connected the Nano rx via sbus, would I get dynamic power? Not to mention the "locked in" feel? I am asking because I am replacing a FrSky receiver and I'm too lazy so I will just use the cables that it was soldered onto the FC with 😁🤫🤭

[@CurryKitten]

Connecting via SBUS would get you the dynamic power... you'll find it difficult to run out of range, but it'll feel the same as FrSky on SBUS. You have to use CRSF for the lower latency - which normally means a different UART than SBUS as CRSF is non-inverted

[@scheeenfilmiesgucke]

@@CurryKitten Thanks, sire! That's good to know. Mostly concerned with the range for my Crocodile Baby and fixed wing, exploring the Texas hill country ❤️

[@casparharte]

Please can do the FrSky R9M system, would be great to hear your view on it. It seems it is not as "slick" as TBS, most of us hobbyist are familiar with the long way round anyway. I've seen them for £55 (EU 868) and even £30!!!, I've seen them being given away with new purchase of taranis as well.

[@CurryKitten]

It's coming, I've got an R9M and an R9M Lite on my desk. Just finishing up a few other videos and then they are next on the list

[@FlyingFun.]

Well explained , I know what crossfire gives me with range and latency and quality of link in dodgy areas, UK is limited to 868mhz iirc and that limits the amount of flyer who can fly it at once right? But I haven't heard just how many can fly together, I fly alone mostly so not much of problem right now though.

[@CurryKitten]

TBS talk about having 10 people up at once. Certainly, enough so you'd run out of video frequencies before you have control link problems :)

[@FlyingFun.]

@@CurryKitten that's good enough..

[@techboss3067]

Some people power the module externally because it drains a lot the taranis battery. Could you confirm that? and btw. really great instruction to get it up and running for those that don't have an idea what to do with this module :)

[@CurryKitten]

I didn't notice the battery drain any faster - I was out for a few hours flying and messing around, so could be different for a full day. I'll keep a close eye on it next time. I would assume that the power drains faster the more power it uses. My module should have been on 25mw for most of the time, just jumping up to 100mw when it needed to, but with 250mw available now... that's a lot more. I want to sort out the telemetry alerts to shout the power at me when it changes, I think that would be quite interesting

[@HuyRebel]

Do you need the nano thing to bind it?

[@CurryKitten]

Which nano thing? If you are talking about the receiver... then yes, without a receiver you've got nothing to talk between the radio and the quad. I show binding at around 8.40

[@HuyRebel]

CurryKitten Okay, Im done binding, but When i click on the xf micro RX it shows script killed cpu limit?

[@DronemanfromNepal]

Mate , what’s inverted and un inverted meaning ?

[@CurryKitten]

It's about how the signal is interpreted with the "on" signal being high or low depending. I talk about this as part of another video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqGpd4Fna5ilbrs check from about 1m 25s

[@parzi7334]

Hi hi this might be a stupid question but here it comes anyway lol if you buy a ready to fly quad with Crossfire nano installed can you still fly it it without a module on sbus and then by the module at a later date and bind it ?

[@CurryKitten]

Nope - the rx talks 915/868mHz so you'll always need to Crossfire module to talk to it. Whether you choose to use SBUS or CRSF doesn't have a bearing on this.

[@parzi7334]

OK thank you

[@Jdogg5343]

Great! Now I gotta go order one! Sheesh!

[@CurryKitten]

Sorry :D

[@milivanili4731]

Sorry for the question, so this tbsp actually improves your picture to the drone or the signal to our radio? Sorry I'm anoob)

[@CurryKitten]

Picture stays the same - that's down to the VTX and the video receiver. What the crossfire can do - aside from working at a much longer range is shorten the latency between your control inputs and the quad responding. If you are super-new to it all, then it's likely that you won't notice the difference, and you'd be better off using a 2.4gHz radio system as they are more simple to get going with

[@andytaylor3321]

lol fly around and have fun my style.....i found one of the txs for 100 can is that a good deal

[@Meskefkn]

Thanks for rewiew ;)

[@Siamect]

I'm happy you have good experience with Crossfire. My own experience with Crossfire is completely different. I have had two Micro TX modules that both gave me fail-safes 30m away from me, crashing many times. I also got warning about low LQ more or less constantly. I used two identical quads both with Nano receivers and I had similar problem with both. I had endless conversations with TBS help desk and they were very helpful, gave me lots of advice that I followed, but in the end I sent back the two Micro transmitter modules and ordered the big Crossfire transmitter module. I still have fail safes even when I'm less than 100m out but I don't get these endless LQ low warnings. The crossfire is set to 500mW and with dynamic power OFF. I have made range tests walking 600m away on 10mW with no problems but never the less I get dropouts and I cannot control the quad. Because of this I'm now using Betaflight 3.5 with gps and return to home... without that I would go back to 2.4Ghz. With 2.4GHz frsky during two years flying I have had fail safe three times (short ones, no crashing). I tracked that to a broken antenna and fixed it. For a while I had one quad with frsky and one with crossfire. I cannot say that I can feel any difference between the two.

[@CurryKitten]

Thanks for posting - I think it's important for people to see that it doesn't go everyones way, and there's obviously failures in some cases. Are you in US, I noticed the initial batch of antenna wires were tuned for 868 but not 915 which is what you'd use, and thus have to trim them. You using a QX7, did you do the required HW/SW mods, or did yours work as well? Weird how you can walk 600m away on 10m and then have issues on your quad - obviously, you might think it's the quad, but I'm sure you've gone through component by component. Do you have a plan of what to do next to try and resolve it ?

[@Siamect]

I live in Thailand and 915 is what we are supposed to use here and on 868 is it way worse, you cannot even start before you get warnings. I have checked the antennas and I have replaced one with a home made one calculated on 95% of light-speed and it is bigger than the one TBS delivered! I get good numbers on noise floor and signal from both antennas. I have done the HW mod and it works well. It feels like the receiver just stops working, so I beefed up capacitors and I even replaced the +5V regulators to a different model with different switch frequency. I have re-soldered everything under a binocular microscope... Maybe I just got two receivers from the same bad batch... What to do next... I don't know... As long as the GPS and return to home can help me not loosing my investments I think I just fly and enjoy life...

[@gregorydobson4307]

Hi Wayne, just bought a caipripriana second hand which has crossfire tx installed (not sure which one). Can I use any crossfire rx (micro, nano,lite) to communicate with the tx

[@CurryKitten]

When you say Crossfire TX installed - do you mean it has an RX installed, or that it came with a TX module, but no receiver. But yeah - if you have the TX then you should be able to bind to any of the RX's and it'll do lovely things like update the firmware of the RX over the air if it needs to

[@gregorydobson4307]

@@CurryKitten Hi, it came with tbs crossfire tx installed and tbs core also, no receiver so confused what to buy or do I strip it all down & go from there ?? Your help much appreciated.

[@CurryKitten]

@@gregorydobson4307 So - just so I understand - you bought it and got the wing and a radio with a Crossfire module in place, but no RX in the wing? Apologies - I'm slightly confused by the word "installed" when referring to the TX. Which receiver to get depends on what else is running on the wing. If it's got a flight controller - like iNav or similar - installed and just wants an SBUS or CRSF signal, then you can use very simple wiring from a nano rx, that said even the nano can run 4 PWM signals which is more than a wing needs

[@gregorydobson4307]

Sorry Wayne, let me start again, I have a taranis with no crossfire tx in it, (2.4ghz as std) the wing has tbs unify and tbs receiver (not sure which one) Can I use any of the crossfire transmitters (lite/micro/nano) in the taranis ? Thanks

[@CurryKitten]

Ah ok - makes more sense now. Yes - if you want to get a Crossfire to continue with the wing (and you have a regular Taranis X9D like in the video) then I'd go with the Crossfire Micro TX. Pretty cheap and more range than you'll ever need. Alternatively you could remove the crossfire RX and replace with a FrSky receiver so you wouldn't need a module. As far as wings go it pretty much comes down to range - where I'd be perfectly happy flying a standard 2.4Ghz rx up to around 2km (at a reasonable height) but if you want to go further (or keep low with some distance) then crossfire is a nice thing to have. Also depends on how much effort it's going to be to swap the rx over though

[@chrisconner8629]

What about using the crossfire or nano on a spektrum?

[@CurryKitten]

I don't know, I don't fly spectrum. A quick google showed up stuff like this www.getfpv.com/learn/fpv-diy-repairs-and-mods/tbs-crossfire-dx9-radio-installation/

[@lequangtrung2741]

The flight test and 2.4Ghz comparison can be installed for radiolink controller AT 9 is it okay?

[@CurryKitten]

I think so. The Radiolink AT9 puts out PPM from it's trainer port that could connect to a crossfire TX module that way... albeit without the benefit of CRSF.

[@lequangtrung2741]

@@CurryKitten ok thanks

[@CoyoteFPV]

Did you not experiance the Taranis buzz from hell when the crossfire goes to higher output ?

[@CurryKitten]

I didn't notice one Ian, no. But I'll have to check that out in a follow up and whip the power up to max and see what I can hear

[@calabrese221]

Have you done the radio mod? And if you didn't did you lower baude rate from 40000 to 115000?

[@CurryKitten]

The X9D will work without any issues. As far as the QX7 goes (and I haven't lowered the baud rate), I talked to Trappy and he said that the very first batch of QX7's would work, and after that first batch FrSky "crippled the JR port to run lower baud rate only". My QX7 came from a magazine that asked me to review it, and they had it sat around for months - so I'm presuming it's an initial batch run

[@jandomingo9806]

@@CurryKitten btw if i mod my qx7 with the little pcb to be able to use the crossfire will i still be able to use my qx7 2.4ghz on my other quads?

[@didactylos4diddy474]

Simple question: Is the improvement in control and RSSI worth the extra cost _in your opinion_ ? (single quad basis only)

[@CurryKitten]

That's one of those questions where the answer is really "your milage may vary". I feel it would be worth it for me - having those few dodgy areas in the field where I couldn't go were annoying, and the fact that the link is so solid at any altitude really makes me feel I can go anywhere/do anything. The control improvement is the icing on the cake :) It's expensive when looked at standalone, but on the basis that you get more range and better control, you could look at it as being a lot cheaper than buying a whole new radio

[@didactylos4diddy474]

That is exactly the feedback I sought. Thanks. Such things _have_ to be based on informed personal choices

[@mr.j9232]

Did tracer also use LQ

[@edouardmalot51]

For the feeling. Did you have the same good feeling on R9M ?

[@CurryKitten]

No - the TBS feels infinitely slicker and better. Even the new R9 which is support to support OTA updates didn't work for me (video coming on that one next week)

[@edouardmalot51]

CurryKitten thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate

[@rippingj6017]

Have you tried the 2.40 for the 250mw

[@CurryKitten]

Not yet - it was announced about a day after I posted this, but I want to do some follow ups on some other aspects of Crossfire, so I'm sure I'll be taking a look soon

[@rippingj6017]

@@CurryKitten sounds good I'm hoping you do a review on how to do it, have a great day.

[@adamjuszczyk1980]

There is update on crossfire microtx you can get 250mw instead of 100mw

[@CurryKitten]

I saw that one - not convinced that I'd ever need it, but updating should be easy enough (although I might use a windows box this time :) )

[@kkkkkkkkkk421]

My lq value reads on osd as 49 all the time ..

[@deanmcneill1966]

Im liking theNew tbs agent has now a full Mac version . i use an imac pro and it works perfect so no using the windows emulator

[@CurryKitten]

I heard it was coming, but didn't know it was out yet - Brilliant, I've been meaning to go back and update my TX/RX (and maybe move my crossfire to a more worthy quad)

[@deanmcneill1966]

CurryKitten Just buy some nano receivers and convert yours as ive done with my fleet lol 6 5 inch and now 3 3inch all running crossfire from my taranis x9d via the mini. : Great vids always true to life and as normal as us , unsponsored pilots can manage

[@ds3656]

Just need a review of the Frsky R9 module now and a comparison. Thanks!

[@CurryKitten]

Yes, I'd really like to get hold of one, as obviously the rx's are under £10 ! Working on it

[@jandomingo9806]

Ill be getting this... sick of r9m and r9mm. Getting dropouts now. Idk maybe the rx is doesnt last long.

[@CurryKitten]

I'm still waiting for the R9 to catch up - they are promising over-the-air updates, but still haven't got their RSSI worked out yet. I'm flying a Crossfire in one of my quads when I need a solid link at range, but the R9 is still just there as a test bed right now, I'm not trusting it yet

[@marremachine7440]

250mw max on the micro tx now

[@CurryKitten]

So I saw - literally 1 day after I put this together. Timing is everything :)

[@tijssens]

God damn...now I need crossfire hahaha

[@TakeItToTheGround]

In think frsky via horus.rc is going in for the kill. Bundling R9 module and R9MM receiver for $29 USD. Someone if not both parties must be bleeding money at the moment. I wonder when they will call a truce?

[@CurryKitten]

Wowsers - FrSky goes to war with that one. A whole module and receiver for super-cheaps ! The difference here might be that FrSky cam actually build them for that much

[@Aridrona]

And you have telemetry not working...

[@CurryKitten]

How so ?

[@EnglishTurbines]

First....:)....Buying a LR Crossfire to put on a quad you are going to fly around your head is properly stupid IMO. My XM Plus receiver (on a quad) has range coming out of its ears, and the signal propagation at very low level / far out is pretty good too. I noticed your FrSky antennas were wrapped around that Pagoda Wayne...lol. TBS stuff really isn't cheap, the low latency is a moot point IMO. Im also using the FCC Firmware on my Taranis, not LBT....I assume you are also..? Is 868mhz even legal in the UK..?

[@CurryKitten]

The latency improvement in Crossfire did surprise me, it feels like a different quad - so worth it on that basis - trust me, it's not a moot point, you'll have to fly it yourself to understand why. As far as range goes, yep FrSky does very well, but I would suggest it varies location to location. The X215 came like that, so I didn't change the antennas, but in my 20 other quads where they are nicely setup, there is still the RF deadzone and places that I can't go as low as I want to because the RSSI drops off a cliff, or the telemetry goes into critical. Yes, using the FCC firmware, 868Mhz is legal in the UK to 25mw - TBS actually have a CE mark, and publish their EC conformity in the manual

[@Ddraig62SPD]

Wayne mentioned that he wasn't specifically testing long range in the video .... although, ironically it clearly helped with short range signal penetration on the quad used :) I flew my first crossfire setup last week and I was getting 99% Link Quality at 1.5Km out compared to 200m on my FrSky XSR. I could have gone further but I needed to get back before the LiPo died! I agree that the TBS stuff is pricey but the Crossfire/Unify combo worked fine for me and it was a breeze to set up. I'm now about to try the same setup on a wing. I was tempted by the Frsky R9 system but the EU/LBT version is somewhat crippled and I'm not sure whether the FCC version will run on 868MHz. Cheers.

[@CurryKitten]

On a wing, and given reasonable altitude, 10km should be a breeze. I was slightly confused about the R9 as well as far as EU/FCC. I've got 3 Taranis's (Tarani ?) on FCC firmware, but does that mean the module will be forced into 915mhz. Obviously I'd want to set it at 868Mhz with any mw power I chose. Not sure if that's possible, and I can't get FrSky to answer my emails anyway. Still looking to try and test the module/rx somehow.

[@Ddraig62SPD]

"Tarani" ... PMSL Wayne! TBH I'm still a bit nervous about the wing maiden as it's my first attempt on a wing other than trainer modes on a glider and a single landing on a foamie. I'll stay within 1km until I've trimmed it out and checked out the iNav modes ;) I'm in the same boat as you with the R9 ... running the Taranis on FCC f/ware but can't find any concrete info about running the R9 Tx/Rx combo at 868MHz. If I dig up any nuggets I'll let you know. Cheers, Steve

[@gmivisualsjason3729]

Can't believe six Muppets dislike this video.....

[@CurryKitten]

It's not worth trying to understand why people don't like some stuff... there's just an inevitability about not being able to please everyone :D

[@Drew-g8f]

LOL your "supposed to have it at 25mw but whatever" In the US I'm supposed to stay below 400FT but whatever LOL. I just Installed A Crossfire and I am waiting for daylight tomorrow to try it out.

[@CurryKitten]

Yes - when you are on an unused band, but the limit is arbitrarily set very low, it annoys me.