Furibee F36 protocol attempt

goebish wrote: I was able to receive some packets with a LT89x0 but that was garbage. I tried with all the different modes, but I gave up eventually, maybe there are a few stuffs left to try ...

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martonmiklos wrote: From my side:
I have managed to hook up an LT8920 with an Arduino Micro pro with the code Goebish provided to me.
I can capture packets during the pairing on the CH0 (IIRC), but playing back them does not pair with the drone.(I guess there are more handshaking on different channels).

I only have an RTLSDR, so I have been thinking about buying a downconverter for experimenting, but I have not got to that point.

Instead I built some "analog logic" and glued the original TX's PCB to an old FM transmitter's body:
hackaday.io/project/26253-converting-a-r...on-to-furibee-f36-tx

I still has some (but definitely low) intention for the reverse engineering because the constant beeping in headless mode annoys me a lot.

goebish wrote: Except the F36 has nothing to do with nrf24l01, the nrf24l01 doesn't even have a large enough rx FIFO to read F36 packets.
I spent quite a bit of time trying to make sense of the F36 radio packets without any success (using nrf24l01, lt8910, hackrf ...), looks like this quad isn't very popular anyway, so that's not worth the effort if you only ask me

wasp09 wrote: I brought an F36 but have been flying it with another FC that supports silverware and using a protocol supported by deviationtx, Get one of those for around $10 instead of chasing after mission impossible. F36 is good mainly because of it has bigger motors. I don't see why we have to stick with its unknown protocol.