Esky150

Hi!

The Esky150 protocol is part of the CYRF6936 Chip, which is part of the stock Esky150 radio (BLADE70S radio also).
The chip mentioned above is part of the 4in1 chip which is the ultimate upgrade for Devo radios, and also part of the Jumper T8SGv2PLUS.tx.

The T8SG programmer's manual lists all protocols, and with Esky150 it definitely lists the Esky150X heli.

Therefore why for heavens sake doesn't that heli bind with the tx's mentioned above !!!

The stock radio binding procedure affords pressing the rudder trim knob to the right during the process.
Therefore howto manage this procedure with a devo for instance ?

www.deviationtx.com/forum/protocol-devel...87-esky-150-v2#72219

Hi !

Gerhard_H wrote: Hi!
The Esky150 protocol is part of the CYRF6936 Chip, which is part of the stock Esky150 radio (BLADE70S radio also).

No, I'm sorry . . .
Looked inside the wrong tx erratically.

The Esky150X chip (also bLADE70S) is a N51822

Therefore concerning both Jumper and Devo/Deviation radios : No chance I'm afraid.

goebish wrote: I've never seen the N51822 yet . . .

Here it is . . .

goebish wrote: . . . Regarding the E150X I suppose they changed the protocol along the way because some users on the forums previously reported that it worked with the Esky150 protocol.
I'll update the documentation for those models.

Can't believe that for the Esky (HH) transmitter uses a chip N51822, which is not covered by DeviationTX.

This eSky150 V2 protocol has now been reversed. I've used the CC2500 to emulate the N51822.
The code is available here: github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotoco...ESky150v2_cc2500.ino
Pascal