Are the nuts, pea or cashew..... In both cases, I would be more than willing to take some off ur hands..   


Regards
Doc

Very interesting find. May be orange and frsky are mathcing GUID partially.

Specify the nuts you want Seriously I'd take up the offer too.

Quote from: rcpilotacro on May 07, 2012, 05:37:26 PM
[/color]08541250 & 08541251 for co-incidence, radios bought from different parts of the world ending up in Hills together, that's.. spooky !!

Willing to sell my Oranges for Nuts

Are you sure thats the way to find the GUID ? (I would call it UID, as GUID is 128Bit/16 Hex Characters long) ! It could be just the Serial/Factory numbers of that Chip.

Ujjwana  it was not refered as GUID. It was referred as the unique eight digit identification code hard wired in factory.

you should go through this service advisory on the erroneous  unique eight digit identification code programed in the factory and further which getting reset to zero  due to incorrect switching very informative.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=803207

I may even be wrong about the numbers being the unique eight digit identification code. But the symptoms and the coincidence of the numbers makes me believe so.

Quote from: ujjwaana on May 08, 2012, 04:34:56 PM
Are you sure thats the way to find the GUID ? (I would call it UID, as GUID is 128Bit/16 Hex Characters long) ! It could be just the Serial/Factory numbers of that Chip.

There is chipping/spreading code and GUID - serving two different functions. Futaba has clearly mentioned GUID is 8 digits. Chip code might be 128 bits long, I don't know. If you find any authentic description of FASST, let me know.

Quote from: RotorZone on May 08, 2012, 06:48:03 PM

There is chipping/spreading code and GUID - serving two different functions. Futaba has clearly mentioned GUID is 8 digits. Chip code might be 128 bits long, I don't know. If you find any authentic description of FASST, let me know.

Somebody did publish the RE of the FASST protocol using Logic Analyzer. Let me dig my bookmarks once I reach back home.