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Okay that means your ports tab is probably incorrect. It should look like this:

Okay you are close. Did you go into the settings on the tx and set aux 5 as switch A and aux 6 as switch C? Then on the reciever tab on betaflight you should also see movement when you move your sticks.

Did you bind your reciever to your tx?

I used to like headless mode on my syma, you could yaw and pitch at the same time causing the kwad to piroette while flying forward.

Yes. Need to make sure those two are connected to get ibus to work. I've recently done the tyros 79 and 69, their boards had the same jumper pads.

You need to solder the right two jumper pads together, set your uart for serial reciever in the betaflight ports tab, then go to the configuration tab and click serial reciever then click ibus in the dropdown box. Be sure and click save and reboot after every step.

Looks good!

Luckily the feds have weak minds and are easily fooled:

Sounds like a good deal. Is your wizard the original, or one of the later upgraded versions with a 4in1 esc?

I've got an original wizard with 100s of flights on it. I did have to replace one motor and the camera (the stock camera works fine but I put in a runcam to have osd.) I really like that they built the original wizard using a real pdb and single ESCs as that's my favorite way to build a kwad...

Hello my friends of the four props forum. What are the best propellers for a 450 quad with the dji style locking mechanism? These would be going on a home rolled tank with 950kv racerstar motors. Thanx, your buddy Doug.

Welcome. I've got one of those geprc phantoms too, they fly nice.

Looks like a good beginner drone.

I've already visited the dispensary in Collinsville Illinois lol. With all the crime in St.Louis no one is watching the borders! Yeah it's not logistically feasible for local law enforcement to worry about some overreaching federal laws lol not too worried yet.

FPV is my religion constitutionally protected under the 1st amendment. Checkmate feds!:cool::cool::p

The feds are going to start patrolling the airspace for delivery, police and rescue type drones. They don't want a bunch of amateurs up there bumpin into ish lol. It was only a matter of time before the feds stole it from us.

I would probably flash cleanflight it's still being supported for those old boards.

The spot where the reciever's signal wire hooks into the flight control board is called a uart. It might say RX3 or something similar. That's the number you switch on in the ports tab on the computer.

Things to check: 1. Is your reciever getting power? 2. Is the reciever bound to the transmitter? 3. Is the reciever connected to a uart on the f.c.? I've never used LibrePilot but assuming it's like betaflight: 4. In the ports tab click the correct switch for uart that reciever is...

If you already have a tx, goggles and batteries these tyro kits are nice. I've built the 79 and the 69 both fly great: