Is DEVO 12E supported?

Hi,
I am interested in using the deviation software on the DEVO 12E ( picture here ) . Is that transmitter supported?
I found a branch bitbucket.org/deviationtx/deviation/branch/devo12e - what should I use: that branch or simply the latest 4.0.1 version from downloads?

Thank you and best regards, i556

Thank you for quick reply. If there is a chance to continue development I could help with further testing. Have skills in electronics and programming and tools like oscilloscopes etc.....

Sorry for the picture - link was from Alibaba shop for illustration purposes . Would be glad to hear from PhracturedBlue and if he is happy continue with 12E I am in.

I am wondering if there has been any progress on the 12E. I want to buy a second transmitter for back-up and buddy box and would maybe get the 12E because of it's wireless buddy box ability. I am also wondering if that would ever be usable in deviation though. If not I will probably just buy another Devo 10. I was thinking about an F12E (for the fpv screen) but it's expensive and I can't tell if the 5.8ghz has the right channels for all fpv transmitters so I could also use goggles simultaneously. I was probably going to get a separate 5.8ghz receiver screen and somehow attach to my Devo 10 or 12E (if that is supported). So basically I am wondering if spending the extra $$ on the 12E (not F12E) for the purpose of wireless buddy box in deviation is worth it. Thanks for your advice/recommendations.

You can't depend on wireless buddy boxing to work in deviation just because it's supported in devention. You can take it with an Rx that does PPM output with a 10, though. Plug the PPM output of the Rx into the trainer port of the master, then bind the slave to that Rx.

Thanks that's a great idea. How would I power the receiver?

If I can do that I think I'll just get another Devo 10 and use one as master and the other as slave.

The easy answer to power it would be with a separate rx battery like a 2S LiFe pack. You might also try pulling power from inside the Tx. The battery proper on a 10 is liable to be too high a voltage, but if you used one of the 4AA transmitters that should work fine. Or if you're using a multicell rechargeable battery, maybe from the charge cable from one or two cells.