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I downloaded it. I don't know that my basic testing showed any issues - but nice to see they're on top of it. :)

Good luck today!

I thought the toilet bowl effect was more about the GPS puck not being directed to the proper declination.

Did you calibrate the Gyro? NOT the accelerometer. :)

Maybe Jakub will fill us in more - but there was talk earlier in this thread that mentioned a smaller version being worked on.

The calibration would not cause you to be able to stop it. It would only potentially not spin/startup the same as the others.

They said its some type of glitch. Working on a fix. But at least you have your solution so you don't need to stress for your upcoming gigs.

Someone reported today that the 7008b and the FrSky x8r were not working. Seems weird that one would, and others wouldn't work - especially if they are all operating on sbus tech.

Which receiver though???

Which one are you talking about? They make several. The best ones for me are the current sensors. Good to know where your battery is at.

I tried the Vector. I found it overly complicated (could have been the single manual for 3 very different types of craft) and I didn't appreciate having to have my monitor on to do the basic settings. But that was early on. Not sure what they've done in the more recent updates. @SleepyC...

I'm just using to stock battery and it still lasts quite a while. That seems like a good source for a txt pack though.

You don't have it yet??? If not, peruse the videos - and get familiar. Then it will all be easier when you have it in front of you.

That's where the build thread comes in handy. Even if you choose a different frame/motor/esc etc, you can follow along and have it broken down into simple format. @Bartman is great at taking it slow and completely explaining the steps. First thing to do is decide what you want to accomplish...

Do you have the newer "Plus" version?

You can do those things before, or after. If you are really new to the Taranis - i suggest taking a look at the videos that R. Scott Page has on YouTube. His channel is chock full of basic info. Also, if you hit any snags that you can't find the answers to here, there is a site hosted by the...

I'm not sure which setups you are referring to. If you mean that you have already done the internal Taranis stick calibration, assigned a model (with channel outputs, expos, name of model, voice alerts etc) then no. The bind procedure doesn't effect that. In fact, to make it more plain...

After what? Binding? If so, no. The bind procedure doesn't change anything about the model or radio setup. Setting up the vehicle - I'd take a look at some of Scott Paige videos. Very helpful. If you've done it already, then no need :)

Man. My radio seems to last forever. Although it drop the first bit quick always giving me a panic :). Then it lasts more than I'll ever fly in a day.

I think the major difference between 250 and 285mm would be possible prop size. Of course bigger props may require different motors as well. The Taranis has far more than 9 channels. The possibilities are endless. But sadly, triggering the gooro is not one of them. I think if you're looking...