#Setting up my drone in Betaflight
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I have never connected that to the internet O.o
just turning on the internal module is enough?
that's it then
disable model match in the lua script
I was looking at the model matching. But if I disable this, I can connect to other people's drone>
?
no
model matching is made to match a model in your radio to one or multiple receivers
turn it on and back off
I turned it on now, and it is connected
oke thx now it is also connected with model matching off
Was this just a bug ?
ah
🤷♂️
Thanks for your help 🙂 I hope I don't get this when i'm flying above the water lol
the idea is if you have some custom mixes/ switches setup differently for a plane or something, you want to make sure it only works if you select the right model in your radio
nah once it's connected it won't do that
I found this 2.4ghz radio in my room, that I hope to use for your camera switcher idea. But you can't just use any 2.4ghz radio out there right ??..
Pjeew
nah lol, why not just use your radio ?
Because i'm like 90% it will get damage
xD
It dropped itself on the gimbals today, it slid of my desk o.o the springs are not as smooth anymore 😦
yikes
this always happens to me, when i'm being tooo carefull shit happens
It's a 2.4 ghz from a small drone. But trying this is gonna be a hell isn't it xD
if you have a corresponding receiver for it that will output pwm then yea
but otherwise this isn't gonna be easy
I have the corresponding receiver, but there is no way to connect it to a pc
well difficult to know what protocol the receiver outputs
Well there is a telephone number it looks like🤣
yeah nah that's unusable lol
So you'd recommend just using the tx12, since the gimballs are already messed up now xD or buying the cheapest controller people are recommending here on the discord?
lol idk what to tell you
Well since it's just 1 channel (switch) I have to pass through. I was just wondering if it actually has to be a controller or such. But i'll just use tx12 for now
you could probably whip up a "controller" with an arduino some buttons/ potentiometers and a receiver
I have plenty of arduino's laying around here, so I'll look into this way. Thanks!
won't be easy tho, as elrs expects a CRSF signal
https://github.com/stepinside/Arduino-CRSF there's some libraries out there but it won't be the easiest thing to implement