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Well, you haven't given us much info to go on, but the lack of the final two beeps means the ESC is not receiving throttle commands from the flight controller. Is this a new build or was the ESC(s) previously working? Also, are we talking about a 4-in-1 ESC? And what flight controller are...

Should all be explained here. https://www.graysonhobbyshop.com/spektrum-spm4650-review/

Very nice, but.................it's not a toy!

Don't worry about the firmware right now, it'll already be loaded with a fairly new version of Betaflight. For the next step, I'd solder a pigtail onto your PDB, put some power to it and make sure it lights up OK. Take a multimeter and check that all the outputs are putting out the proper...

You'll probably never get the exact hardware for the build you're doing as no 2 frames are the same. It's just a matter of mocking things up correctly before you start soldering everything up. And personally, I hardly ever use the supplied hardware. I use a single M3 screw which is the entire...

Welcome to the forum Mark, your wide-ranging knowledge of all things interesting will serve you well in this hobby.

I've been out of touch for a little while but I'm sure Oscar will have your answer in here somewhere https://oscarliang.com/setup-frsky-fport/

Very cool. I just got Octoprint set up on the weekend, now I need to start exploring the plugins. I also upgraded the firmware on my touchscreen and main board to ADVi3++ so now I've got a flashy color screen and all kinds of extra settings and options like auto PID tuning, e-step calibration

You must have that Prusa running 24/7 lol

Ooh I like the design. I'm in the middle of a set sort of similar with a spiral base and traditional top. One set is black and the other set is ivory coloured filament which seems to be the norm for commercial chess sets.

Now I need to get mine fixed up. Been sitting in a box the same as yours, with what appears to be a dead extruder motor. If you need anyother parts, send me a PM as I've got loads of extras.

Wow, the detail is amazing for such small pieces. I may just have to try some of these minis, just about have my new printer upgraded to where I want it.

Hopefully it's better, but it's a known fact that Cura supports have always been a bit messy. If you wanted to experiment a bit, you could try Slic3r slicer instead of Cura, results may be better.

OK, try changing you top and bottom distance settings from .1mm to .5mm. Should make the supports easier to remove.

Loss of control is pretty scary, glad you were able to regain control and get your bird back. I know you've put a lot of hours into it!

Go into your hidden Cura support settings and you'll find a setting called "support distance". This is the distance between your actual part and the support and if I remember, default is .1mm. Increasing the distance will make the supports much easier to remove they're not bonded onto the part...

Welcome to the forum Troncat, that Z looks freakin' amazing!

Each has it's pros and cons. The Vipers (which I have) are great if you wear glasses, they fit perfectly with lots of room. Also, the LCD screen is removable which I find handy for bench testing of FPV systems. I just remove it and use it like a monitor. HOWEVER, you are not looking...

Yes, supports both D8 & D16 receivers

Yes, it was about 80% completed. I would have rather just printed them one piece at a time but that's how the .STL file was formatted.