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4.14 - 4.14 - 4.15 4.16 - 4.16 - 4.15 4.15 - 4.14 - 4.15 That's on a multimeter that hasn't been calibrated for years, and is plus/minus 1 digit. Open circuit voltages. Ron EI8GMB - G6IWK www.bandonmodelflyingclub.com

I'm having exactly the same problem. 3 cell 2200 20C, three of them exhibiting the same red flashing led a few seconds after take off. Check with multimeter shows over 12 volts, but that's no load conditions. I had previously (a few days before) flown for 5 minutes or so with one of the...

Thanks for that Topflight. So in effect, your mixed RTH switch is putting the three position GPS-Attitude-Manual switch between positions, so the failsafe comes into operation? Hope I've got that right. Unfortunately I've got an older Multiplex Cockpit SX with a Jeti 2.4 conversion in it (the...

Kloner: yes I'll watch out for that. Maybe I could file another notch on the switch :) Ron www.bandonmodelflyingclub.com

Thanks Ken. You've made me think that if I pulled the three position mode switch (I think it is) to between click positions, it would go into failsafe. At least, according to the Assistant SW that's what happens. Maybe I'll have to try it at 3ft altitude over long grass. :) Ron...

@Ken... Can I ask how you how you set up RTH? I've read and re-read and re-re-read the Naza manual, but the only reference there is to RTH is as the failsafe, and I really wouldn't feet right about turning the TX off to trigger RTH. Ron www.bandonmodelflyingclub.com

Anyone know if this works as a 'fly home' function?

How are you guys trying the failsafe? It would be a good thing to have a selectable 'return home and land' switch. Like Paulb I've set the failsafe to return home and land, and notice that between the three mode positions on the switch the Assistant software labels it 'failsafe'. Does this mean...