I'm having issues. Do I need to re-install?

I really don't know what's going on - but something is not right. As I mentioned before, my mSRx goes in a cyclic circle till it wants to go crazy. I just got my Nano out of the shop today. I talked to the guy at Horizon, and he basically replaced everything. He said it was running perfectly. So, I rebinded it to my 8s, (same settings I was using before) and it starts that toilet bowl thing. Like I mentioned yesterday or the day before, my Phoenix just started acting crazy. It seems like there's a big headwind - blowing the helicopter backwards. It started doing that out of the blue a couple of days ago. Before that, it was perfect. And it still works with other tx's. I'm seriously not trying to be a pain in the ass. I really appreciate the hard work and effort that you guys put into this project. I think it's absolutely amazing. I'm just not ready to re-install the original firmware and call it a day. I'm really looking for suggestions on what I can do to remedy this situation. When I put the 2.0 and also the newest build, I upgraded. Should I have done it a different way? Do I need a clean install? If so, what's the best procedure to start all over? Something is definitely off, and it's making me insane. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you....

Todd

Can you upload your .ini? Do you have ccpm on the TX or the RX?

He did upload the ini file the other day, and it's not just Phoenix, so it's not completely the debug.

I really think it's the calibration on the sticks. There was a version that didn't save or allow the sticks to be calibrated.

Todd, for sure you want to use the UPGRADE button when you put the .dfu file on the radio. Then make sure to turn the radio off, and back on in usb mode. Save your models and icons, then wipe the usb drive and put a fresh file system on it.

After that copy only the Phoenix stuff back, go into the TX settings and re-calibrate the sticks. Fire up Phoenix and re-calibrate there as well (Your Transmitter button). All the control options shouldn't change.

Here's the latest build, note that I've named the version with hex so you know it's compiled by me and NOT an official build. Once PB posts a fresh version, probably best to use that.

Also note this is only the devo8 build

I don't think stick calibration can cause TBE. It's probably something else. I'll look for his config.

Hex, does your build include latest PPM fixes? I have one with them in handy if needed.

Yep, it was the build that ended in 220f. It was up to date as of the time posted. (PB has committed some other changes since then of course )

Okay, I've officially gone crazy. After various types of tinkering (and I'm not talking about anything technical like you guys do - with graphs and stuff ) everything - and I mean EVERYTHING - including Phoenix, mSRx, Nano, and whatever else....staring working perfectly again!

So thank you Tx gods, thank you kind Deviation people, and thank you Universe. I feel very happy right now. I was on the verge of buying a DX7s today at the LHS, but I started having remorse before I paid for it. (Jeez, $300 and it's not even backlit!!!)

That was the devo protecting itself..

Hexperience wrote: That was the devo protecting itself..

Haha! I like that - and I believe it...