Anyone familiar with the dys F4? Got a quick question

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Jadams453

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I bought 2 of the dys f4 FC's the other day, they just came in so I want to start getting them installed on my quads. I'm using a Flysky fs-i6 TX with fs-ia6b RX running ppm. I have had a couple different people, who are much more knowledgeable than myself, tell me that the PPM signal pad on this FC is different from where the wiring diagram in the instruction manual shows it to be. Can anyone please tell me where I need to solder my rx signal wire on the FC in order for it to work with ppm? Thanks
 

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mozquito1 said:
If the pdf file is wrong get in touch with the manufacturer.
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Well I've got other problems with the board now. As I was soldering my esc signal wires and the radio rx wires..the freakin solder pads fell right off. I know that I didn't over heat them. My iron was set to the lowest heat setting and the heat was only held to each pad for a maximum of 2 seconds. Considering the not really sure what to do now other than send both boards back and replace them with somethin else. Any suggestions on that? I'm thinking maybe the Holybro Kakute F4 or the Matek F405 AIO?
 
If you want to spend bigbucks on boards you may kill. That's up to you. If your new to this hobby buy cheap,
cheaper does not mean rubbish.
I build quads for people & fly,
I'm better @ building but getting there on the fly. I been running the same 3 fcb's for 10 months now. They took some knocks.
I would recommend a cheap seriously pro F3 board if you still want an all in one,
Get the SPF3 Neo. If your vtx breaks you can upgrade to the other half of the stack which is an Osd/vtx. With esc's on the arm's the stand offs can be swapped for shorter ones. I'm babbling.
If you can only buy genuine boards.
I learned nearly 2 years ago not to buy from China & certainly not naze32.
God I hated them. But the freaking solder pads never fell off. WTF dude err I mean noob. Stay away from all in ones till you know what you are doing. It may have been a dodgy board if they replace it, that's sweet. IMG_20170621_225309292-768x1367.jpg all I have ever used is a 18watt iron.
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This is my newest.
Parts =£170, speed 80-90mph for 3 minutes. I have around 30 Lipo's = lots of fun.
 
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