Question regarding Naze32 and FrSky Receivers

[m4inbrain]

Hello,

i am wondering, since the interwebs is full of (partially contradicting) information - could anyone tell me exactly what FrSky Receiver to use, to be able to get telemetry on the Taranis X9D Plus?

As background, i'm building a 250 quad (first rc build ever) - i got a DX7S for my helicopters, and plan on getting a X9D Plus. That's the radio i want to use for the quad, but i'd like to get some telemetry data as well (mainly battery-related), but apparently the bundled X8R Receiver doesn't really work with my Naze32 Acro, does it?

Others suggested using a FrSky D4R-II, but at this point, i'm simply lost. The more i read, the less i understand/more i forget

Could someone explain to me in simple words, what i need to buy/use to get what i'd like?

Cheers,
Rene

 

[holtneil]

Hi mate this one is ment to work well with the nase as it has cppm
http://www.google.co.uk/aclk?sa=l&a...rSky_D8R_XP_2_4Ghz_Receiver_w_telemetry_.html
are you having FPV with the 250 quad if you are you can use OSD( on screen display) with the FPV out put so battery voltage etc will be right in front of you all the time your flying

 

[m4inbrain]

Well FPV is planned, but not right from the start - have to get comfortable with flying generally first, before i step it up with FPV.

I do understand that OSDs would basically do what i want, but as i said - i wanna feel comfy flying first before FPV.

 

[holtneil]

Yes that is the best way to fly the only thing with telemetry is having to look down at the transmitter , does the transmitter not have a timer

 

[m4inbrain]

You don't need to look down, there's a voice telling you that you're getting close.

 

[holtneil]

Hi mate its like the DX9 they are all going voice now , jumping on the band wagon

 

[m4inbrain]

Yup, but too expensive - i'll stick with a X9D+ ^^