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Maybe wrong, I hope not for your sake but I'm sure it said it was from 5 up that only had 5.8ghz compatibility. Good luck a way.

It's uart6. It says in diagram. Alot of ppl probably packed in who used the MWii & ccd3. Them ornaments are like 10 years old.

The 2 boards you linked to are the same. Pro V3. I'd suggest the matek F405 for non acro builds, better for inav & it's extra features. But that Pro v3 will still do the same job. All boards are OK even some clones. The only ones I'd say are a waste of money are naze, even the newer ones...

Both printed though the 2nd is sus You could ask for pre solderd but likely at a cost. I'd prefer without them but normally when I buy I get the option. & they still come with pins. Pins & servo plugs take up valuable space in acro builds.

It may come with pins. They just add weight though along with the servo plugs taking up space. Try practicing your soldering skills on somthing. So you can direct solder to the holes & pads. I used an old TV or hi-fi.

Sorry I'm at a loss with this without having it in front of me. The boards linked above I can vouch for. I had one & it ran inav in a wing with all the trimmings. Gps, launch, alt hold, return. It just needed RC driver fixer to get it going. Just have that running when you plug the FC into a PC.

It's not that, it's the makeup of the boards. Quality & the thickness of copper and board itself. Had clones where the pads just peeled off after the iron was only on for 2 seconds. Or the bits inside burnt out.

Eh, I like the red m8, not so sure about the blue though being a Liverpool supporter an all. But I suppose its better than black.

Anything beats this old Multiwii2 stuff. Alot of the newer boards are hard to get hold of sometimes, especially here in the uk. It's months after release we start getting them or are clones. I can vouch for the matek brand though. I use the F411 wing in my builds. GPS runs easily but I don't...

This is why I never opted for a MWii when I started. Naze was alot simple but broke easy. It might not be cli but it's similar.

I'm trying to find out on Google if throttle on D2 needs to be mapped somewhere else to an unused pin like A3 A5 or A7. Which it probably does, but are them pins compatible. Most likely.

Any omnibus f4, later versions if possible. V2 v3 & AIO makes wiring easier & the build lighter = more flight time. What it is saying is you need to remap the code in CLI so you can use ppm on D2. Ive only ever had to this once when I bust a motor pin on the FC you can remap all the pins...

Maybe try just have the arm selected as low on Aux1 not medium & high aswell. What flight program are you using. I dont think it will allow all 3 settings as the range only sees one. It may work but with the others being selected it maybe canceling Causing problems. In Betaflight you can have...

Yes I believe that to be correct, Unless it's still on the default which is stick arming. The range for null or vra would have to be set in the range on the modes tab for it to be activated. Do this by moving the slider. As you turn the knob there is a little mark that moves as you turn it...

You need to be looking for some type of channel assignment in the menu. On my i6 if I press Aux channels in the setup menu. You can change the assignment on that screen. eg Channel 5 swa Channel 6 swb Channel 7 swc Channel 8 swd Channel 9 vra Channel 10 vrb I just use the up down & OK button...

On my FSi6 ch5 is Aux1 Ch6 is aux2 So you have to plug it into a PC and set ch5 which is auxiliary input1 as SWA Then same with ch6 which is Aux2 set that to whatever you like. Same on the evo sticks are the 1st four channels the other 2 can be set to whatever you have available.

Are you flying yet ??

I only use my evo for quads & my i6 for wings I have as its easier for trimming servos.

Oh yes on closer inspection of the pic I posted there is 2 nobs. They may be for fine tuning somthing. Ive never used them. But they can be setup as Aux switches. You have to setup the ranges in in modes tab by moving the sliders.

On my old FS i6 tx, the Vrx is a swisty nob on yours it maybe a slider. The Stx & Swx maybe toggle switches. No idea what nul is it maybe another type of Vrx as my i6 has Vra1 & Vra2 which are both twisty nobs like what is on the middle of the evo.