I'm still here. Regards, Anthony (Broken Spitfire)

Not really much in the way of traditional FPV flying on there, great for drones though.

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Sadly, no-one posts here any more

Has FPV Hub died of natural causes?

You need a video signal (camera), fed into the telefly, it will encode the position data into the video signal, you then transmit that signal with an FPV transmitter....then put a video receiver signal into the tracker and it will track.

Hi everyone!
I'm new here (both in the Hub and the FPV World), so bear in mind I am still getting used to every piece involved in making a setup work, and of course I apologise for the ignorance hehe.
The thing is, my setup is not going to be used on a Drone. I have bought the MFD Crossbow AAT (not the Crossbow mini) to allow an antenna on the roof of a car to follow another car on the run. To get my antenna to follow the other car I have been told I could simply use the Telefly Tiny with a GPS Module plugged into it (both from the MFD Store). At this point I have fed 9V to the Telefly Tiny and 5V to the GPS Module, but the Crossbow won't link or show any signal of communication with the Telly Tiny. I don't know where did I fail or if I need something else, and the info about these products is very little. Of course I need the smallest form-factor for the setup, which is why I intend to only use a GPS signal for the Antenna Tracker to work. So if anyone could help on solving this I would much appreciate it.
Thanks everyone!!

This directly affect model flyers and was published today by the CAA.
The first link is to a very brief overview.
Links within this take you to the Call for Input document then the Online Response Form. It is best to read them in that order.
I have only skimmed through the Call for Input document so far and can see mentions of model aircraft and remote ID.
I'll post more once I have a chance to study oth documents.


https://consultations.caa.co.uk/rpas/call-for-input-review-of-uk-uas-regulations/?mc_cid=8de85fceff&mc_eid=e7ebd29975

Posted on DroneHub.co.uk: https://dronehub.co.uk/t/turnigy-5x-and-mini-receiver-alternative/214

Can anyone recommend an alternative to the Turnigy 5x and mini receiver?
I loved this transmitter.  The size of the transmitter and the receiver were perfect.  I only had the one receiver and found it no problem to switch it between planes and wings, the switches that altered the servo directions made it easy to change between models.
Unfortunately I sold it and they seem very difficult to get hold of at the moment.
Looking for something a similar size or smaller with small receiver unit, no soldering required just plug n play, but struggling to find anything by searching the interwebs.
I sold all my plane and drone kit a few years back and am just looking for an easy way back into the hobby.
Recommendations gratefully received,  thankyou, Martin