I agreed I did the same and getting good results as per my need full battery voltage (Thums Up)

I want to use 3s anh 4s batteries, will it indicate voltage? And does it damage rx?

check out this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLiqqbCY1KislJc.html

Why don't you plug one servo into the receiver, see how the transmitter controls it, and then move it to a different position on the receiver till you're happy, then repeat with the next servo.

the fsi6x can do alarms over 20V if you monitor one cell, you can every cell count you want

No is work... Jim

I think there is a Option for this in the settings to Set the Alarm voltage. But i use the newest Version of it so i dont know Anymore if there was a setting in the Stock Firmware becourse the First thing i did was to update the Flysky to 10ch, now i use an Even newer Version(14ch) so just Update the Flysky to the newest Version, and Set it there. This is very easy, only a ftdi Adapter or any 5v arduino board (i used an arduino UNO,But an arduino nano Does also work.) it gets very Good settings and There is no Risk to get a update to fail. I upgradet my Firmware for 3times and downgrade (factory reset works as well.) I Hope that helps. i use a very very complicatet mod whith a 2s 5.5Ah li-ion, usb charging(X-lite charging / Balance board) And also Powering external Modules and my screen. I also did an antenna mod Dremeld away the original Batterie holder to fit the li-ion And moddet the voltage divider the voltage sensing of the internaly transmitter Batterie to work with the 2s voltage Also i muß replace the original voltageregulators becourse they only can handle up to 6v , But a fully charged li-ion 2s pack is around 8,4v. I also addet an extra switch. But this is a challenge, how much i can get from this cheap Radio. Also i moddet 2 fsia6b resivers and a fsia6. All working great.

Yeah, buy another radio and keep your damn hands out of it next time!

If you cut the wrong trace, the only way to repair it is with some conductive epoxy, but I'm not sure where to get some. This is why I suggested you do the mod on a spare unit.

@@jimcameron1451 ok, I have some, thank you very much

True, when I'm high its hard to distinguish between the medium and low.

Jim Cameron I've been playing about with the settings for one of my helis, I've managed to tune it so I have it occasionally bleep a 'getting low' tone every now and then about 5 mins before my battery is dead (I get about 15mins out of a battery) and give the low warning siren about a min before my esc low voltage cut out kicks in, I get plenty of time to land before my battery is at cut out voltage. With fine tuning you can get this to work well but you need to tune after runs to get a feel for the voltages to set as in flight the voltages drop lower than the resting voltage

Oh and it seems you need to re bind after doing this mod to reset the sensor and make it work

I haven't upgraded yet to 10 ch but Marc Johnson in a past below seems to have done it with no problems.

inform u once tried, thanks for mention marc johnson..

larry kabo would u please help me how to do it? Rabaranwer@gmail.com

As I explain in the video, the voltage monitored without the hack is a regulated voltage, not the battery voltage.

yea maybe try watching the video before saying something stupid like that

+James W you don't say stupid to someone when you have a name like James its a dog's name

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The standard iA6-receiver shows just the regulated 5v rx voltage what doesn't make sense when you are using 3s or 4s battery with 11 V or 14 V. Even if the battery voltage would go below 10 V the receiver would get enough voltage and will show ~5 V. With this mod you can display the real battery volate of the lipo battery.