.NET framework you can install from Microsoft website.

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Today I was searching for something for diy mega open tx radio...

But suddenly saw that people are reffereing super ct6b despite of open tx... Very happy to see that...


https://m.reddit.com/r/Multicopter/comments/4493do/ok_before_anyone_else_starts_decasing_200_radios/?utm_source=mweb_redirect&compact=true

Very cool

Hey akhil, i am having too many compilation issues, Please help me out

Was getting error

Arduino: 1.6.0 (Windows 7), Board: "Arduino Mega or Mega 2560, ATmega2560 (Mega 2560)"

Sticks.ino: In function 'void StickCalc()':
Sticks.ino:3:3: error: 'StickCycle' was not declared in this scope
Error compiling.

Not an arduino guy but assume the varible is not declared so added line

int StickCycle;


I have only wired the LCD only and am getting

Initializing....

Is this the default behavior

Regards,
Amit

Simply Awesome Nikhil. Thats lots of hardwork behind CT6B

Thank you

Can you please send me the codes too. Am planning to build a transmitter and receiver for my small 27mhz cars. Would love if i receive the codes,  your tx is just what I wanted my tx should have or look like.
Thanks in advance 

Any body have the codes and schematics for this project please pm me.

Hello, thanks for this awesome project. I found it very useful.
I am working on a similar project that consists of a Arduino pro mini, a 6ch transmitter body with all the pots, switches and gimbals.

I was wondering if i can use your code of Super T6 WITHOUT a LCD module?
Will it work without the use of LCD like a CT6B?
Thanks

Quote from: akhilzid on April 07, 2015, 02:14:28 PM


Suggestions Please...........

sir can i get source code and wiring diagram
even my transmitter mother got burnt

Hello,
Discovered this great thread now, so I dont know if anyone will reply or not, but could you use the transmitter's default tx module, like my tx, the fsth9x has a rm003 module. So is it possible to use that ?

what do you want to do exactly? it should be possible to use the default module as long as it accepts ppm input (most of them do). You'll need to figure out which wires are the signs wires.