Thanks for the fast reply.
I think it is also needed the Visual Studio for re-compile the configuration and GS software. Is the freeware version from Microsoft good enough for it ?
About the FrSky, it is reported to use 9600bps ... but interesting enough in their HUB they don't use more then 1800/2000 bps. I still have to analyse this more in deep, I plan to use FrSky gears + ATmega168 for build my own ultra cheap and ultra simple UAV system (if I will have time to play with it)
For the FrSky 2.4G two-way owners (like me) using this will save lot of money, since the TX-RX come for free in the TX-RX module (that anyhow need to be used for control the bird in the air on RC gears)
Tchuss
e_lm_70
ps: My deepest respect for your amazing work
... I'm looking forward to get your module ... going to test on my old 48" wing first .. and then I'm planning to go for a 72" wing, with a 1h autonomy target ...
pps: Planning to have 4 servos control, 2 per wings ... normally 2 additional used as flaps for slow down ... but could be used in resilience mode ... in case 1 servo stop responding, then the other 2 more external can still control the bird ... but ... it will need some code changes
EDIT: Just checked the FrSky HUB that communicate with the RX via a RS232 (TX+RX), and it is confirmed to use 9600bts. Actually if the GlueonPilot will use the FrSky HUB syntax, the board info could be seen straight on the FrSky disply (20$) .. without the need of any PC