See the FAQ.
I have a <insert brand> receiver, can it be supported?
The Walkera Devo transmitters use a CYRF6936 transceiver chip. In theory any receiver using this chip could be compatible with Deviation. It would, of course, require analyzing the protocol to make it work. There are 3 other common transceiver chips in the 2.4GHz RC domain: CC2500, A7105, NRF74L01. Modules for each of these can be purchased for ~$15 each from China. Currently Deviation supports the A7105 module for the Turnigy/Flysky protocol. I hope in the future to be able to support other transceiver chips as well. In order to support a new protocol, I need access to a Tx and an Rx, as well as detailed images of the transceiver circuit bord to identify the chipset. While I am happy to do protocol analysis, I limit protocol support to items that can be had for less than $50 US. So if it is possible to get a Tx and Rx in some form for less than $50, you can make a request, and I'll look into it. If the hardware costs more than that, I am unlikely to work on it unless you want to loan me your equipment (generally speaking, I work on a 'if I break it, I buy it' methodology, so your risk is quite low)
