New Flysky Nirvana/Paladin opensource transmitter

But would it be able to run Deviation ??
www.banggood.com/Flysky-FS-NV14-2_4G-16C...als&cur_warehouse=CN

Interesting Transmitter, especially when they drop the price, the new Frsky X-lite is much cheaper...…

and the new Paladin 18 channel AFHDS3 Radio...…(is it opensource?)
www.banggood.com/Flysky-FS-FT10-2_4G-18C...als&cur_warehouse=CN

These radios are quite expensive, but it's nice to see the trend of multirotor specific radios.
I'm really interested in AFHDS3 protocol, It's supposed to be really fast with latency down to 3ms.
I hope it could be adopted to DeviationTX some day.

They mention "opentx" software, so the question is will there be a AFHDS 3A tx module based system, encoder pxx/ppm,or will openTx address it over SPI.
And are there currently people working on the OpenTx, or will Flysky do this inhouse do their own fork and publish the code when they release they radio?

The AFHDS-3A 'stuff is getting available.....
Modulation is stated as LORA, maybe they use different chipset ?

www.banggood.com/Flysky-FS-GR4-2_4Ghz-4C...rch&cur_warehouse=CN

Description:
Item Name: FS-GR4 Receiver
Brand Name: Flysky
100% Brand New
Channels: 4 Channels
Model type: car/boat
RF Receiver Sensitivity:<20dBm(EU)
2.4G Mode:AFHDS 3
Modulation:Lora
Frequency: 2.402-2.481 GHZ
Input Power:3.5V-18V
Weight:15g
Color:black
Size:46*28*22mm
Certificate: CE,FCC ID:N4ZFGR400
Compatible Transmitter: Compatible with FS-NB4+FS-TR4 FS-FG4 Transmitter

Or it can be a nice new challenge to get a Lora SPI module working in deviation.

BTW nobody ever managed to reverse the RadioLink protocol yet ?

Seems an sx1281, see here: www.multirotorguide.com/news/flysky-frm3...3-long-range-system/

This chip seems to be extremely popular nowadays...

Radiolink has 2 protocols, one is based on ieee802.15.4 (zigbee) such a chipset is not part of the multi module, neither deviation nor MPM

The other one (surface and small size/simple air tx) uses cc2500 and is in MPM