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DEVO 8s + UHF built in (NO PPM)
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Any one has info if we can run Crossfire on Devo 8s (ready to cut plastic and make it fit), but ppm out is not an option - delay is to much after conventional 2.4ghz racing.... Otherwise, any solution for long rage TX and RX with SBUS and RSSI for Devo as an exchange module? (no need to be multi)
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The other long-range options are Frsky R9 or openLRS with SBUS.
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You can flash R9 using Frsky windows flashtool, to do it you need to connect gnd and smartport and then power it up.
either use Frsky usb flashtool, or make one yourself with a 232-usb convertor and diode or use USB > Betaflight port forwarding via a flight controller, you can find info on the web.
R9 Tx module flashes exactly same way/procedure as flashing a Frsky receiver.
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But otherwise if not bind, I would first flash the Tx module and Rx with the latest Flex firmware "not the access ota" there have been a lot of incompatible firmwares bugs etc, so better to be sure flash all your stuff first.
And indeed be sure the PXX, is indeed send to r9 module correct pin! and that it has got power/gnd.
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But I assume it is the same.
I mean you could first try to see if you are on the right pin of your transmitter by testing it with PPM or /sbus output etc. f.i. connectingit to a flight controller etc. Anyway if you get that to work, so you are sure of correct wiring of your devo, switch it to pxx protocol and hook up the R9. in my devo 7e I can use the 3.5mm trainer plug and works.
Sport is not needed to connect to get R9 working, just gnd and PXX output pin.
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