for a 3s battery you set the alarm for 9.7? isnt 11.1 basically a dead 3 cell? This could be an excellent system but it needs a few tweak to really be good.
Hello Mr. Morele,thank you for your video. Now it's working, but i have another Problem: If I want to set the Voltage for the Radio"TX V1" the Voltage for the telemetrx "ext V2" is changing to the same at set on "TX V1". If i set "ext V2", "TX V1" will change to the settings done on "ext V2". What's going wrong? I want to get an Alarm at less Voltage from the Radio Batterie or from the Lipo Batterie at my Plane. Can this be realised? I can't speak French, so i can't follow your spoken explaining ! Another Question: On my Radio there is an "CE" Sticker who allows tio use ths Kind of Radio at many European countrys.but there is no "F" for France! I think you use this radio at France-is there a problem? Greetings from Martin
thank no with the original firmare you must choise between battery voltage or TX voltage and for the CE sticker yes you can use the radio in France regards
Thank you for your answers and your helping. I've take test's now. The Alarms from the Ext V2 (Lipo at plane) work like my configuration. The Radio will take an Alarm at less Batterie too. But the radio Alarm-level is not shown.But it's clear now, because my Radio with Version 1.1 9.Noc.2015 shows at the Menue "Rx Seup" the point "RX Batterie". I didn't now before that RX means Receiver ,TX means Transmitter (Radio). (I never stop learning). regards Martin
hi friend, would not it be possible to connect the wire in a battery cell?, so it would be easier to monitor a 3s battery, because radio telemetrie voltage max is 10V.
yes, you can plug the sense wire into the balance connector. That way you can choose to monitor 1 cell or even 3 cells. Another option is to use a voltage divider to, for an example, cut the battery voltage of a 4S pack in half. Keep in mind though, in this case your battery voltage is cut in half, so your voltage levels need to also be cut in half.
Many thanks for a most informative tutorial video. Top marks.
thanks
@@yvesmorele2182 moi j'ai brancher le module cvt01 mai sur ma flysky j'ai rien qui s'affiche pouvez-vous me dire la manipulation a faire svp
for a 3s battery you set the alarm for 9.7? isnt 11.1 basically a dead 3 cell? This could be an excellent system but it needs a few tweak to really be good.
no it's just an example with the stablisized power, you are right and with real battery you must adjust the good value
Salut moi des que je branche le module de tension ya rien qui s'affiche ext v2 ne s'affiche pas ?
quelle version logiciel et quel radio ?
@@yvesmorele2182 c bon j'ai réussi
Hello Mr. Morele,thank you for your video.
Now it's working, but i have another Problem:
If I want to set the Voltage for the Radio"TX V1" the Voltage for the telemetrx "ext V2"
is changing to the same at set on "TX V1".
If i set "ext V2", "TX V1" will change to the settings done on "ext V2".
What's going wrong?
I want to get an Alarm at less Voltage from the Radio Batterie or from the Lipo Batterie at my Plane.
Can this be realised?
I can't speak French, so i can't follow your spoken explaining !
Another Question:
On my Radio there is an "CE" Sticker who allows tio use ths Kind of Radio at
many European countrys.but there is no "F" for France!
I think you use this radio at France-is there a problem?
Greetings from Martin
thank
no with the original firmare you must choise between battery voltage or TX voltage
and for the CE sticker yes you can use the radio in France
regards
Thank you for your answers and your helping.
I've take test's now.
The Alarms from the Ext V2 (Lipo at plane) work like my configuration.
The Radio will take an Alarm at less Batterie too. But the radio Alarm-level is not shown.But it's clear now, because my Radio with
Version 1.1 9.Noc.2015 shows at the Menue "Rx Seup" the point
"RX Batterie".
I didn't now before that RX means Receiver ,TX means Transmitter (Radio).
(I never stop learning).
regards Martin
Can be used with 24vdc batteries
i don't try but why not
Thanks. I will try
hi friend, would not it be possible to connect the wire in a battery cell?, so it would be easier to monitor a 3s battery, because radio telemetrie voltage max is 10V.
yes, you can plug the sense wire into the balance connector. That way you can choose to monitor 1 cell or even 3 cells. Another option is to use a voltage divider to, for an example, cut the battery voltage of a 4S pack in half. Keep in mind though, in this case your battery voltage is cut in half, so your voltage levels need to also be cut in half.