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TBS Vendetta Tutorial #1 - Setup FrSky XSR Rx & TroubleShooting

http://www.team-blacksheep.com/produc... -------------------------------------------------------- Note that this is a pre-serie version. Things might be different with the final version. -------------------------------------------------------- Here is my TBS Vendetta how to / getting started tutorial. The procedure is extremely fast and simple, especially when using a standard servo Rx or plug n play TBS Crossfire. In this video I show how to install and setup the FrSky XSR Rx. Table of content of this video: 0:00 FrSky XSR Rx setup 1:59 FrSky & Taranis Bind procedure 3:12 Create a flight mode switch channel on the Taranis X9D for the flight mode selection 3:49 OSD and Radio Calibration 6:32 Flight mode description 6:57 Unlock the video transmitter (TBS Unify Pro) 25mw limit 7:31 Final Rc receiver installation antenna 8:24 Changing the Pilot Camera angle (optional) 8:42 Closing the frame and mounting the arms 9:29 Mounting the Propellers 10:10 Battery Strap 10:25 General Stick commands (ON/OFF motors, OSD navigation) 10:55 Trimming the vendetta controller via the radio 11:50 Troubleshooting, open the OSD menu and/or scan the Rx manually if the Rx is not detected Required Tools Mandatory: 2mm Hex driver for the arms, motors and frame 8m wrench for the props Optional: 5 mm wrench to open the powercube Little Phillips screw driver to change the camera angle Solder Iron, Solder and Liquid tape only if using a Rc Rx with non-standard connector (eg. FrSky XSR). Rx with standard servo and TBS Crossfire are plug n play, solder free. Flying the Vendetta: The vendetta comes pre-tuned. It's very locked in by default. Unless you know what you are doing I wouldn't change the PIDS (can be done with the OSD though) but you can adjust the RATES (50 by default, lower if you want a less aggressive flying behavior). Starting the motors Arming / Motors ON: throttle down + right yaw Disarming / Motors OFF: throttle down + left yaw Flight modes: There is 3 flight modes: Angle: similar to DJI Atti, the roll and pitch axis are limited to 45 degrees angle Horizon: this one is interesting, there is no angle limit, you can do roll and barrels but if you let go the sticks (hands off the radio), the Vendetta will stabilize automatically Accro: full manual mode, for experienced pilots only