Nice work!

Thank you. Glad to help.

Anytime.

You’re welcome. Glad to help.

Since you're aware of sag, you might want to see this. I use it on all of my planes now: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5ujat1zlbSoc4U.html

@@RCVideoReviews thank you, that looks very helpful!

You're welcome.

Glad it was helpful!

tqly is downlink quality. rqly is tx to rx.

You're quite welcome.

Yessir.

I didn't configure that. It just showed up on the first screen. Keep in mind, I'm on 2.9 nightly in the video, so perhaps something new..?

The only two options I'm aware of for GPS coordinate format are NMEA and DMS.

Maybe this will help: A Day at the Field: GPS Speed and Altitude Telemetry from Crossfire with NO Flight Computer! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJZmoKx4uNisk30.html

Maybe put in a feature request on the EdgeTX github? That's the best way to ask the EdgeTX team for features.

Long press the jog dial from the main screen and the first option is "reset" Click that and you can either reset flight, timers, or telemetry. Resetting telemetry will reset min/max values of telemetry. Resetting flight is like loading the model from the model selection page. Resetting timers does just that.

Thanks! Awesome tip. Now I'll see of that can be done when I use the arm switch.

It can.

What I do is use the cel1 value. 1S worked well for me.

You need to get on my discord for this question. What sensors are you attempting to use for distance and bearing??

Thank you! I think I just figured it out. I watched a video on a Louis script for IA and now I have all the data I could ever want! Appreciate your content don’t have discord will check it out sir .

Those are leftover values from D16 days. The protocol developer specifies the primary telemetry value. So you have to find out what your protocol is sending. This video will help: kzfaq.infosl68I-MoJ9Q

@@RCVideoReviews - wow - thank you - checking that link right now !!

I don't know of any way to make that conversion outside of in your head. If you know the altitide of your flying field, add that to MSL and you're set.

Of course. Use a logical switch. A

@@RCVideoReviews Many thanks for you reply, I have only had the Boxer 2 days and still learning. Is there a video that covers logical switches and Special functions. Thanks again for your help.

There is a channel on YT that's famous for OpenTX and more recently EdgeTX videos. Something like 200+ videos between the two. Let me post a few links. The first one covers logical switches top to bottom: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5N1gtCivLfRpqc.html This is a group of playlists with all the other videos referenced: kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTjqDXFB84oXVWZG14zyMYYt kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYThzwReZComrM-LFTa2wfiUW kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTgH-MMqDYhrCh6Bp65BJzS_ kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTjsMsQ2YF5ZCUubv0IFiWkd kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTjsMsQ2YF5ZCUubv0IFiWkd kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTjWBv9HIpj_Eb5yA_W9Neua kzfaq.info/sun/PLy3TC1ILJYTi_r8rRrgLmpJ17WGEZ4lYo

Flight pack voltage (vbat is a common name) is Rx dependent. So look at something like the Happymodel EPW6 ELRS Rx which has a vbat sensor and you get it. I haven't seen a lot of vbat sensors on CRSF only ELRS Rxs, but there are lots of PWM versions that do, AND you can also run CRSF out of the PWM RXs, so good option for flexibility.

You need to join my discord and ask these questions there, you'll get a much better interaction and a more thorough discussion. Boxer has two options: ELRS and MPM. MPM allows you to use lots of different over the air (OTA) protocols. ELRS just uses ELRS. SBUS generally refers to a serial communications link between the RX and Plane, although there are use cases within the TX for it which are out of scope for your question. The RX sends telemetry. While sbus is a one-way protocol, the telemetry I showed here originates on the RX, so it is not reliant on SBUS to make it back to the TX. Again, SBUS/PPM are serial streams and more between the RX and model than between the TX and RX. In certain receivers like the FlySky IA6B you can configure the RX to output IBUS or SBUS, but again, that refers to output, not the link between TX/RX. Ardupilot doesn't know or care about your TX. It just knows to send telemetry. For that, you need a bi-directional on-craft protocol like CRSF or f.port. Join discord if you want to know more.

Thanks! I was biased towards the 1 W ELRS version for its transmit power as I want to use it as a redundant telemetry link for potentially getting a cheaper 100 mW 3Dr radio for Ardupilot telemetry. To have the Boxer as the more expensive part of my setup to monitor things like aircraft heading and battery voltage (and initiate flight modes) if the 3Dr reliability becomes unstable would be nice. But it seems like the multi-protocol Boxer version may be the way to go if I want a receiver that can also listen to input from Ardupilot so I have the telemetry redundancy. I will be looking around the web and your Discord for hopefully any ELRS telemetry receivers for the Boxer, or just going MPM for a bi-directional protocol as you mentioned. So much to learn as a newcomer to RC, but people like you make it easier. Thanks

You need a receiver that provides this telemetry. You didn't mention what RX you're using. For follow-ups to this question, please join our discord.

@@RCVideoReviews hi, thanksnfornthe respond, I have 2 drones which both cannot get gps telemetry. I use happymodel ep1 elrs dan radiomaster rp1 elrs as well.

I didn't do anything...it was just there. I don't use BW radios much, so that might be a Boxer or 2.9 thing. Sorry, I don't know.

Your RX provides the sensors. If you don't discover your RX sensors, you won't have options on the radio to assign.

There are two sets of screens. The output screens and the telemetry screens. This video shows you how to configure the telemetry screens of which there are 4. You configure them per model by pressing the model button. page left, "display" you see screen 1, 2, 3, 4. The output screens are not configurable. You cycle through them by pressing page right or left. There are 5 screens, starting with very little output, then ending on the channel monitor before cycling back to the one with very little output. Again, these are not configurable.

Just the telemetry screen on B&W radios afaik.

Try frsky and frsky x2.

Same answer to your prior question: Get on discord and ask there. Link to my discord is in every video I post.

You can't.

@RC Video Reviews how do you managed to do? Because on your boxer, in this video at 1:10 and 4:52, i saw exactly that...

That's not the top bar, that's a telemetry screen. To change the preconfigured main screens, press page right.

​@@RCVideoReviews i know how to page trough telemetry or main pages. My main question is how to set the time and timer next to your model name in telemetry screen? My boxer shows only internal battery voltage there... And how to display the time on the "i call it mainscreen", the one with the stick overlays? Do i need to set this up in edgetx Companion?

Do you have an RX/fc/fbl that can deliver gps telemetry?

A lock is necessary for coordinates. It is not necessary to show the sensor and all zeros until you get coordinates.

@RCVideoReviews I don't know what fbl stands for. That's a new one for me lol. So when I go to the telemetry screen the GPS has 1376 or something close to that number next to it. Can the boxer display GPS coordinates? Or do I need to add something to the hardware

Link says it can. I've never tried it: Supported transmitters: FrSky Taranis and Horus transmitters, Jumper T12, T16, FLYSKY Nirvana NV14, Radiomaster TX16S, TX12, Zorro, Boxer (at least). github.com/iNavFlight/OpenTX-Telemetry-Widget

@@RCVideoReviews awesome

Have you suggested this on the EdgeTX Github issue tracker? That's the best way to submit feature requests to the EdgeTX team. They do watch these videos, but they don't necessarily see all the comments.