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**TX** sends `PING` frame with curent `micros`. If **RX** receives `PING` frame, it respons
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**TX** sends `PING` frame with curent `micros`. If **RX** receives `PING` frame, it respons
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its payload as `PONG` frame.
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its payload as `PONG` frame.
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# RSSI
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1. Receiver RSSI for the last received packet is injected as channel 11
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1. RSSI is scaled in **dB**, NOT **percent**
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1. RSSI 0 in flight controller means 40dB RSSI in RF chip on last packet received
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1. RSSI 100 in flight controller means 140dB RSSI in RF chip on last packet received
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1. Rule of thumb: to increase distance twice you need 6dB assuming nothing else will interfere
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1. If at 100m RSSI is 40, at 200m should be around 34
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1. I had successful flight with RSSI below `15`
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1. With correct antennas, at 1km RSSI should be around `20`
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# OpenTX setup
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# OpenTX setup
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OpenTX 2.2.1 or newer is required with enabled **External RF** SBUS.
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OpenTX 2.2.1 or newer is required with enabled **External RF** SBUS.
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