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If you can post the schematics I might try this

I did buy a bigger antenna but it didn't do anything for my constant disconnections. However after getting an ESKY transmitter I haven't looked back. It's so much more awesome to fly with a control that doesn't have any play on the input sticks. Only bad things about the ESKY is that it's very large...

toastbrot wrote:and support from bitcraze to fix this or provide a solution is inexistent.

I wont bite to the rest of the trolly stuff in your post but I wouldn't say that it's inexistent. This was linked in the post above yours and there's some other stuff in this thread aswell.

I'll look into it if I can find the time then

TheFrog4u wrote:.. also if you flie in rate mode and want to do risky tricks

Have you added code for the ESKY link to allow rate mode?

Wouldn't be the first time a new promising battery technology would be buried in patents and never be used.</pessimism>

I hope it works out!

I've skimmed through the code but I don't have the possibility to test it right now. However I wonder how it behaves when you turn off the flie. Does it spin uncontrollably or does the client continue to be responsive?

This topic comes up now and and then and in theory it's a great idea but I don't think anybody has been able to find any suitable connectors. Probably a wire to wire solution is more feasible.

I cannot believe that NOBODY has been able to fly a CF on a macbook.....wtf..... Using these instructions on the wiki worked fine for me. I use a PS3 controller but there are a ton of people gaming with their 360 controllers on their macbooks so it shouldn't be too hard to get it to work. can't get...

Just in case anyone is looking to buy one of these controllers, I've had better luck when searching for the part number (000989) rather than 'ET6i'. I found one for £30 including shipping to Australia from Nitrotek which seems pretty good if you can't find (or aren't patient enough to wait for) a s...