Boy we need a new ExpressLRS range video. We all are waiting

Sorry for asking :D but is Elrs getting EU LBT "legal" ?

@@Cre8ionz. assuming someone writes the code for it, then yeah sure! It's an open source project, so features only come about if someone donates some time to write it, and so far no one has really focused on LBT.

Thank you for putting in the work so this could be possible, I just used it to bind my first 5 inch and was it worked flawlessly!

@@WezleyVarty What kind of wizard are you to code such stuff?

same,love my diy elrs tx rx😁😁

@@maybayson4203 Since I have the R9 module and it's just the matter of flashing it... I'm seriously thinking about building the 2.4Ghz module myself as well! 😃

@@MCsCreations my crossfire came assembled and binds to crossfire recievers without building a lewis script for binding purposes.

@@gregorydahl Good for you. But I honestly don't care about Crossfire.

I bought the iFlight Commando 8 and the Bardwell edition of the QAV-S but I’m having issues binding and finding proper steps on how to bind. Any advice? Thanks!

Watch out the stores are full of botched up returned hacked parts . 85% of the recievers i bought are not binding .

I'm curious but how does the receiver know how long to count when it's unpowered? Is there a capacitor that just barely keeps the chips on for long enough?

That's usually only a problem with the receiver specified UART I think, moving to a different UART (if available) often corrects the problem.

@@jklong03 True.

Sounds like the same problem I have with an EP1 connected to the succex-e F4 board.

Also had that problem on a Tinyhawk 2 freestyle. Kinda sucks having it lying around after buying spare parts, etc

@@3dprintingworld756 This issue has now been resolved in the latest release of elrs

So do i press the micro module button 3 times to bind or just the nano module 3 times? I long press and the oled module screen says " binding...." But never binds . It is new and never flashed or upgraded . It is version 1.0.0

@@gregorydahl did you ever get it to bind?

@@chrisnoren777 After i bought NANO module on the tx and NANO rx on the drone . No flashing or firmware updatig . They come with the same firmware . But 915mhz is hard to find it seems now . Beta fpv brand works out of box nano tx nano rx

@@chrisnoren777 Beta fpv brand nano tx and beta fpv nano rx bind ready out of the box. The bigger square beta fpv micro module binds with beta fpv brand lite recievers . Ep1 and ep2 are names of different antennas the lite recievers come with .

@@chrisnoren777 Yes i got one nano 915mhz reciever to bind out of 6 . The other 5 act like they just do not bind . I tried for a week . Each reciever . The one that did bind works great . But 5 out of 6 don't work . You could buy a crossfire module and 3 tbs recievers for the cost of those 6 recievers .

Do you have an ELRS module in the JR bay of the QX7? Do you have CRSF selected for External Module in your Model Setup menu?

No, it changes nothing at all.

No

I would start here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJl4mpWXnLiwYXU.html&ab_channel=JoshuaBardwell

Some radios / controllers that come with ELRS built in don't have the ability to have a binding phase, and therefore will not bind to an RX if the said RX has a binding phase.

Using a binding phrase makes it to complicated

The number one reason is, your radio doesn't have an ELRS module. Like, if you accidentally bought the 4-in-1 version of the radio. Number two reason is, in Model Setup screen, you don't have CRSF selected for the internal or external module (whichever one your ELRS radio is on).

@@JoshuaBardwell okay yeah I bought the 4-1 version. So I I just need to buy an external module? Do you have any videos with good suggestions one?

Contact eps ?

Maybe it is just the same junk i bought lots of it . One worked . But the rest is junk .

@@gregorydahl yeh, i guess they r just disposable RX´s!!!

Great movie👍

Factory firmware nanotx and nano rx are supposed to match without flashing or lua script . But if you buy one it might be a used broken one . Open source is fixing something that is not broken and ending up with a swamp of ruined parts all flashed with " different" versions of firmware anybody can write in . My guess is people return the broken recievers after flashing open source programming on them with flakey noisy home computer and the stores wipe them off and sell them to you next

KZfaq offered to translate that comment into English for me! It translated into "yeee" 🤔 (seriously, it did!)

What controller are you using? Some controllers can only store one bind at a time.

@@JoshuaBardwell I have already found a solution, I had to set the recoiver control as 1 and 2 of the bind panel

If you have flashed the receiver with a binding phrase, the RX won't ender bind mode. Also if the version of OpenTX on the receiver doesn't match the RX then they won't bind.

@@JoshuaBardwell Thank you for replying, I meant to say I haven’t yet flashed any firmware what ever firmware that’s on the tx and rx is from the factory. I have windows 7 still lol I need to upgrade my computer to run the configurator .

@@seanconnolly2179 I bought a new beta fpv nano tx and a beta fpv nano rx and it bind like this video . But i bought more nano rx's and they do not bind . Probably someone bought them flashed them gave up returned them and now i bought them and i am stuck with blinking garbage . Whoopee

If using this method, binding phrase doesn't matter.

The complexity of keeping up with an open source project and flashing firmware has always been one of the main downsides of ELRS. I'm not sure where you heard it was "easy to use". I disagree with that claim. It's not hard to use if you have a little technical know-how, and of course I have made tutorials for lots of it. To answer your question, you do not have to flash any ELRS receiver. You can bind them to the radio as I show in this video and treat them like any other receiver and never update the firmware ever. But you will be missing out on a ton of new features that the ELRS devs are constantly adding, which many people feel is an appeal of the project.

@@JoshuaBardwell okay thanks for clearing that up.

New modules and new recievers are version 1 and can bind with just button pressing .

Except mine . Mine does not bind .

@@JoshuaBardwell That's not true josh if you buy a returned flashed hacked or kept up used reciever collection from returned merchandise from bewildered clients

You are lucky if it gets into the sky with this junk .

@@gregorydahldude 🤣

What is it ?

In desperation i pressed the button and powered it on and held it 10 seconds and it simulated bind solid blue . But i think it went into wifi update blinking fast .

I had no problem with any of my 900mhz receivers but just bought 2 FLYWOO 2.4ghz receivers and cant get them to bind either

Did you long press the module button after getting the reciever into bind mode by powering it 3 times so that it double blinks double blinks double blinks ? Or if you have a nano module did you try pressing the module button 3 times to bind ?

@@gregorydahl Hi Gregory. What Module are you talking about? The actual receiver or the module on the back of the TX16S?

@@gregorydahl I tried everything. Tried to bind with Tango 2, Full Xfire Module, different firmware. All in all I think I spent a whole day. Threw it out!

@@classics967 i spent about 18 hours . I tried the red plastic frsky r9m system too and it did not work either . It is back in storage . My crossfire binds without lua script . But it has low rssi warnings . I put a $9 2.4ghz radio control signal booster on a syma x5c toy drone once and matched the distance range . I'm going to try to bind the express lrs 915mhz again tonight .

I recommend flashing it with binding phrase, which is the main way the devs intend it to be "bound". kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJl4mpWXnLiwYXU.html

@@JoshuaBardwell I already swooshed a fliox boing and it clattered and splanked