This might be only for PB but if anyone else can weigh in I would be happy to hear opinions.
I am looking for something with more manual controls than my Devo10 and have searched for an inexpensive Devo12S, what I am finding is that a lot of resellers have now limited or no stock of the 12S and have moved on to the 12E. PB has mentioned that he was not going to buy a 12E just to make sure Deviation works on it. The Taranis on the other hand has a huge following and more manual control devices, I just don't think the way they implemented modules was the best way to do it. But it does have some advantages and PB is doing some development on it to port Deviation as well as creating a single all-in-one module for it. The Taranis is also getting harder to find, especially with talk of the Taranis Plus.
So my question is: We all know the quality of the Devo 7/8S/10/12S, how does the quality and feel of the Taranis stack up? What is the future of Deviation on the Taranis? Will some of the features of OpenTX (voice prompts, LUA, 6 position encoder, etc.) become part of the Deviated Taranis?
All comments are welcome.
