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The model reset did the trick. No idea what caused it, but I reset the model in the tx and rebound and all was fine. Thanks, Jackson. I always miss the obvious simple steps. I'm a terrible troubleshooter o_O

The B6 mini only comes with a 12v connector, but you can buy a 120v power supply cheap anywhere. It's a very standard item.

Yes, it's configured to IBUS by default. I didn't try SBUS, but can't imagine that 2A rx would use anything other than IBUS. ?

Yep, downloaded the most recent version. I haven't had time to do a model reset in the tx yet - I work and teach Mon-Wed. Hopefully Thursday evening.

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You may be confusing the connector on the X5 with two other connectors: MCP & MCPx which are 1.25mm and 2mm size. The X5C uses a "micro Losi" connector - not sure about the measurement, but commonly available. In the 1S battery world you will also sometimes see it referred to as a Molex connector.

I always use PayPal for purchases from overseas suppliers. That way I can dispute the charges with PayPal if I have an issue.

I did try switching to the old AFHDS protocol and back. I'll try the model reset. :)

Welcome to the forum, Jay! You sound a bit like me: I fly a ton of different quads from photography birds to brushless racers and have a blast with them all.

The Syma X8 Pro has had a ton of problems. I'd avoid that one....

Yes, channels 5-8 are set up in the Tx as SwA-D, respectively. I fly other quads on the same transmitter.

I picked up an LDARC Tiny 7x figuring it would be a fun flyer for inside the house. Expecting a 15 minute setup time, I created a model on a Flysky FS-i6x and bound it. Connected to Betaflight (they had the latest version flashed, go figure). Went to set up arm and mode switches, and um..it's...

.55 lbs (~249 grams) is the threshold for requiring FAA registration in the US.

I discovered a law long ago...as far as I know this is an original: "The likelihood of an event occurring is inversely proportional to your preparedness for it".

I think he meant that as soon as he charges batteries, the wind kicks up. :)

I don't, but have been shopping vtx's and someone (I think it was Oscar Liang) mentioned it in a review. Worth a Google....

You may have cured everyone's tendency to do that with the "banjo" comment. ;)

I've seen that happen, too. It's hard to make a personal connection with customers to become more than a resource to them and earn their continued business. I don't pretend to have the answer to that one, and I sympathize with anyone who tries to solve it. Best Buy is the case study for this...

The EU versions of most vtx's are meant to be easy to unlock.

Sounds like the fast track to going out of business. A local store can't compete on price or selection, so they have to compete on customer service, knowledge, and guidance.