Originally Posted by RC10Nick

Yes and no - a curve can be expo, or it can some other custom defined set of point, and I think you can select special types of functions, too.

When you select a curve you have to select the type of curve, then you have to modify the curve itself. For expo, you simply select expo for the curve type, then there's a field for the weight of the expo curve. Sounds like you didn't see or adjust this field.

Originally Posted by RetroThutmose

What your talking about is in the input page right? I was doing this somewhere else.

Originally Posted by hippo_408

was talking about this a little bit with some people and we all kind of were on the same page about liking the hard ware but the software being too much and that there should be an option for like a set up wizard for the people that have no desire to get into the back end junk

set up wizard where i can add a car and go down the line with trim and endpoints and what not just the basic stuff and be able to do the same thing with a second car ect

Originally Posted by hippo_408

was talking about this a little bit with some people and we all kind of were on the same page about liking the hard ware but the software being too much and that there should be an option for like a set up wizard for the people that have no desire to get into the back end junk

set up wizard where i can add a car and go down the line with trim and endpoints and what not just the basic stuff and be able to do the same thing with a second car ect

Originally Posted by RC10Nick

have any of you guys actually tried the radio, though? you don't need "to get into the back end junk" if you just want a basic two channel radio with dual rates, end points, and expos. All of the basics are there and don't need to be specially programmed in, you just need to know where they are like you would with any other radio.

Originally Posted by requiem33

For the basic setup you only have to go through the headache once and then you can copy the profile to create every car afterwards. On my transmitter the default MT12 profile was pretty much all setup and I could have copied it and then just had to bind the receiver and I would have been good to go.

Originally Posted by RetroThutmose

I really like the long trigger pull for modulating throttle on the oval.

Originally Posted by Marcos.J

I think the majority of the problems are over thinking the capabilities of the radio lol

Originally Posted by Furadi

Updated all of my receivers with a nightly build with the PWM reboot fix so I could try the MT12 in my race cars. Having the throttle timer and voltage telemetry is something I've been missing from drone racing for years. Ergonomics are going to take some getting used to cause it starts to feel a little weird after a solid 10 minutes of doing laps. I'll have to play with the trigger spacing and maybe get a wheel adapter.

Responsiveness wise it feels amazing. Much better than my M17. I noticed this with my crawlers too but the biggest difference is in the throttle. It has a really long throw and it just feels like there's a ton of resolution so you can really play with the traction without losing control.

Can also confirm that the reboot fix is working. Haven't had a reset since updating and I ran about 4 full packs through my EB410.2 wednesday night.

Originally Posted by Chof

OK, let's check them in order.

The wiring is the same as mine and seems to be correct, but I'm a little worried about the part circled in red in the attached image. Check to see if there is a short circuit with the adjacent pattern, and resolder if possible.


Next, turn on the power to EP2 alone. At first, the green LED blinks at approximately 1Hz, and after 60 seconds it switches to high-speed blinking. The fast blinking indicates that the EP2 is in wifi mode. Please make sure that you can access EP2 using the web UI. You can also check the firmware version of EP2 on the web UI.


If you can confirm up to this point, EP2 is set up correctly. Next is a check of MT12.

Set as follows in SYS>HARDWARE.
Internal RF
　Type CRSF
　Baurate 1.87m(or above)

Set as follows in MDL>SETUP.
Internal RF
　Mode CRSF 1.87m
Just to be sure, set to "External RF OFF".

Connect EP2, turn on MT12, and start SYS>TOOLS>ExpressLRS. Normally, the ExpressLRS LUA screen will be displayed here. If it says "Loading...", EP2 is not recognized.